Opdag Projekter

A cross-school collaborative project where students research and present their city's famous landmarks using Google Slides. Presentations will be shared with partner schools to promote cultural exchange and digital communication skills.

In this global mission, your students will choose a right they care about and express it creatively—through drawings, posters, videos, or messages. They’ll connect with peers worldwide, reflect together, and receive an international certificate. A simple, flexible, and meaningful project to help students create, share, and stand up for children’s rights.

This project is about a writing wishes through Email between students from different schools in India. The aim is to help students learn about each other's communities and how they celebrate the festival. Which will help improve their English skills, and make friends, and also learn 21st-century skills in communication. Through writing Emails, they can share about their everyday lives, traditions, and interests.

This project aims to strengthen Participants Tr by giving SPECIALLY MADE APPS for student evaluation and class conducting. It also introduces coding for beginners and other Platforms ( beginner-friendly, block-based programming). Students will learn how to design, program, and share simple, interactive codes/games.

First, greeting and warm welcome each other. Students will introduce themselves. Watch the videos about our school.

The International Friendship Day project is an event designed to celebrate the importance of friendship among young people, aged 10 to 25 years. The project includes two main activities: Activity 1: Students will create a flower poster (either by drawing or using a provided template) where they write answers inside the petals about the qualities of a good friend. They'll also color the flower, making it a creative reflection of friendship. Activity 2: A Kahoot game https://kahoot.it/challenge/

A meaningful initiative to save Tigers - supporting SDG 15: Life on Land. All educators and students passionate about nature, forest and tigers!

My little kids with their moms and dads want to see the world and meet kids from different backgrounds online. In the meeting, participants will find new and exciting facts about their partners that they have never encountered before! They'll see kids who look different from themselves online and connect with each other through artistic collaboration. I hope little ones will just have fun in the meeting and that will spark their curiosity to the new world.

In this creative and collaborative project, students will explore the magic of storytelling by co-writing a bedtime story using AI tools. Guided by their imagination and supported by technology, learners will develop characters, settings, and plotlines to create an original bedtime story. They will also generate illustrations and narrations to bring their stories to life. This project enhances digital literacy, language skills, and creativity while fostering international collaboration.

“Purifying Water with Powdered Natto” There is a chapter about natto — the fermented soybeans — that says powdered natto can be used to purify water in some countries. If you know anything about this, my students would like to ask you questions either virtual meeting or Padlet.

This cross-cultural digital exchange invites classrooms around the world to share and learn how students take ownership of digital learning in their schools. At Akanksha Foundation, our Student Digital Leaders (SDLs) go beyond tech support — they design posters, lead peer learning, manage devices, and document school events.

To raise children's awareness that there is interconnectedness of all living beings with environmental sustainability and sustainable development, a simple yet effective approach is to encourage them to love and care for animals, particularly pets.