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Creative Student Projects on "Unusual Sports" by Grade 6-A at Qoshtepa Specialized School
At our school, special attention is paid to increasing students' interest in foreign languages and broadening their logical and creative thinking.
Recently, 6-"A" grade students of Qoshtepa Specialized School successfully presented their creative project works on the topic "Unusual Sports" as part of their English curriculum.
Our students researched the sports culture, origins, and rules of various countries in English, preparing bright and engaging visual posters.
Highlighted Projects:
Sepak Takraw:
Students like Rayhona presented Sepak Takraw, a popular sport in Southeast Asia that combines volleyball, football, and gymnastics without using hands.
Chessboxing:
A unique hybrid sport combining intellectual chess with physical boxing! Students illustrated the alternating rounds of mental focus and physical strength required to win.
Cheese Rolling:
A traditional English event held at Cooper's Hill in Gloucestershire, where participants race down a steep hill after a rolling wheel of cheese.
Cycleball:
An exciting sport where players ride specialized, brakeless bicycles and attempt to drive the ball into the opponent's goal using bicycle wheels.
Elephant Golf & Ostrich Racing:
Exotic animal-assisted sports, including riding ostriches in races and playing golf on top of elephants.
We express our gratitude to all students for their active participation and creativity, and we wish them continued success in their studies!
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Our 5th-grade students recently embarked on an exciting space journey during their English lesson while working on the "The Solar System" project.
The young learners demonstrated exceptional creativity and teamwork through various hands-on presentations:
Poster & Chart Presentations: Students designed colorful posters showing the order of planets from the Sun, complete with written descriptions in English to explain key facts about space.
3D Planet Models: Using craft paper, cardboard boxes, hanging threads, and clay, students built impressive 3D models of the solar system, making learning visual and practical.
Planet Role-Play: Holding custom-made, hand-drawn planet cutouts (from Mercury to Neptune), students presented each planet in English, practicing vocabulary.
This interactive activity allowed our 5th graders to expand their English vocabulary while discovering the wonders of the universe. Fantastic work, young astronomers!
Interactive English Lesson: "TV Programmes" Project by Grade 7
Our 7th-grade students held an exciting and creative practical project on the topic "TV Programmes" during their English class.
The students brought TV broadcasts to life directly inside the classroom through creative handmade props and engaging role-plays:
The Weather Forecast: Students created a detailed weekly weather chart with temperature readings and icons to present the forecast like real news anchors.
Studio Set & Props: Using a handmade TV frame, remote control, and studio banner, the young presenters simulated a live television broadcast.
Nature & Gardening Shows: Another group prepared a beautiful exhibition featuring vibrant flowers and plants to demonstrate a lifestyle and nature program.
This interactive approach helped our students practice speaking English fluently, boosted their confidence, and turned classroom learning into an enjoyable real-world experience. Great job to all our talented 7th graders!