Khristeen Nina Aniversario has created the project "Create Our Own Activity Book Together" in Class2Class.org
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Create Our Own Activity Book Together
What is this project about?
Your class and a partner class co-design and illustrate pages for a shared activity book featuring CVC words, grammar exercises, and simple sentences that reflect both classrooms' lives and languages. Students write original sentences, draw pict...
- Age of Students
- 6-8 years
- Project Duration
- 3 weeks
- Starting Month
- September 2026
This project contributes to the following global goals
This project promotes and protects these children's rights
Learning Outcomes
Students will be able to identify and describe CVC words, grammar patterns, and simple sentences from their own classroom and community contexts.
Students will be able to apply digital tools and collaborative processes to create original sentences and illustrations for activity book pages.
Students will be able to analyze how their classmates' and international partner classroom's sentences and drawings reflect different languages, cultures, and daily experiences.
Students will be able to evaluate and select the best activity book pages based on clarity, creativity, cultural relevance, and usefulness for young English learners worldwide.
Students will be able to design and co-create an innovative bilingual activity book that combines both classrooms' original content while promoting English learning across global communities.
Skills to develop
Project Activities
Getting Started: Words and Pictures from Our Classroom
Students explore CVC words and simple sentences from their own classroom and daily life. They share examples of words and sentences they know, discuss what makes a good activity book page, and introduce themselves to the partner class through a short video or message.
Create and Illustrate Our Activity Book Pages
Students work in pairs or small groups to write original CVC words, simple sentences, and grammar exercises that reflect their classroom and community. They draw pictures to go with their sentences and arrange their pages so they are clear and fun for young learners around the world.
Review, Choose, and Combine Our Best Pages
The class reviews all pages created by both classrooms, gives feedback on clarity and creativity, and selects the strongest pages to include in the final activity book. Students arrange the pages in order and discuss how the book reflects both cultures and languages.
Share Our Activity Book and Celebrate
Students present the finished bilingual activity book to the partner class and reflect on what they learned about working together across cultures. They share how their sentences and drawings help other children learn English.