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World Heritage Explorers: A Journey Across the Continents is a collaborative project through which pupils will travel virtually across the continents and discover important cultural and natural World Heritage sites.
Through experiential, creative and collaborative activities, pupils will explore history, art, architecture, cultures, traditions and legends connected with important heritage sites.
They will use maps, digital tools, images, videos, stories, quizzes and virtual tours to discover the world and collaborate with pupils from partner schools.
Throughout the project, pupils will develop:
- geographical knowledge
- cultural awareness
- communication skills
- collaboration skills
- creativity
- digital literacy
- intercultural understanding
- responsible attitudes towards cultural and natural heritage.
The project will culminate in the creation of a World Heritage Digital Atlas, bringing together the work and discoveries of all participating schools.
Objectives
The main objectives of the project are:
- To introduce pupils to cultural and natural World Heritage sites from all continents.
- To help pupils locate important heritage sites on maps and globes.
- To develop basic geographical knowledge and skills.
- To encourage pupils to explore history, art, architecture, cultures and traditions.
- To develop observation, questioning and information-gathering skills.
- To strengthen language and communication skills.
- To develop digital literacy through the use of age-appropriate digital tools.
- To develop collaboration, decision-making, problem-solving and role-taking skills.
- To promote intercultural communication and cooperation between pupils from different countries.
- To encourage pupils to participate actively in decision-making and collaborative activities.
- To develop awareness of the importance of protecting cultural and natural heritage.
Subjects / Curriculum Areas
The project is interdisciplinary and connects with:
- History
- Geography
- Cultural Heritage
- Art and Architecture
- ICT / Digital Literacy
- English as a Foreign Language
- Environmental Education
- Citizenship Education
- Media Literacy
Creative Writing
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