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I am teaching 1st grade English at Gunsan middle school in South Korea. During the free semester system's elective subject time, I would like to conduct international exchange classes with foreign students. There are 2 classes with 28 and 27 students respectively. It's about 17 weeks long, and I want to proceed with self-introductions, introducing one's own country's culture and arts, and exchanging letters and snacks.

This Padlet activity project is about raising awareness against bullying by encouraging students to express their voices through art, slogans, and positive words. Together, their individual contributions form a “Wall of Voices” that symbolizes unity, kindness, and the collective stand against bullying.

We are inviting high schools to join our Geography Club for a special online cultural exchange. This program allows students to share insights into global cultures, school life, and daily routines through presentations and Q&A. This is a one-time event, so it's a small commitment. We hope many schools will apply to make new connections.

This project is about students imagining a future space vacation and designing a creative travel brochure. They will present their brochures and pitch exciting trips to places like the Moon, Mars, or a space hotel.

This project is designed to engage students both creatively and intellectually. Students will work in groups to research different eras or influential women in history. Create posters highlighting influential women and their achievements. "She Inspires Me"Students will choose a woman who inspires them and create a project to showcase her impact. Conduct interviews with local women leaders or family members to learn about their experiences and contributions. Write Pledge Leaves&Colour.

South Korea and India students meet

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/