TOPICS covered
- Visual discovery of the buildings in the European Quarter – The functioning of institutions such as the Council of Europe, the European Parliament, and the European Court of Human Rights – Presentation of the rotation of the presidency of the institutions through the artworks donated by member countries – as well as the names of great political figures who contributed to the creation of Europe
principle
- The group is divided into teams of 5 to 8 students. Each team will receive a road book that provides historical information, the itinerary to follow, and questions, as well as an answer sheet in the form of a multiple-choice questionnaire.
educational value
- Discovery of local heritage: exploration of the topics mentioned above to expand students’ knowledge
- Development of observational skills: active visual research by students to find the answers
- Spatial orientation: following a well-defined route to strengthen observational abilities
- Team spirit: only one roadbook per team to promote collaboration
game process
- Welcome of the group and explanation of the game rules by our experienced supervisor
- Formation of teams, supervised by your chaperones
- Distribution of roadbooks and answer sheets
- Remote support via phone during the activity
- Collection and correction of answer sheets upon arrival
- Distribution of gingerbread cookies to students and chaperones
| Duration | 2 H 00 | ||||||
| Departure / Arrival | Avenue de l’Europe | ||||||
| Groups | School / 10 participants minimum / Free accompanying persons | ||||||
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