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To learn how to « read » a place, and to use pictures to pass on information.
OBJECTIVES
To acquire modes of expression and execution techniques.
To decode the signs that enable to « read » a garden.
SKILLS
To pass on various types of information thanks to pictures.
To compare and organise information.
REFERENCES
Enghien Park
Work in partnership with the Environment Initiation Centre, a service set in the park of Enghien Château, in order to implement a two-way partnership between the teacher and the specialized guide. Each partner uses their specific skills to bring into class life the skills and notions tackled by the pupils during the activities.
PROCEDURES
In small groups, the children discover the park : they are given an envelope including photographs of various spots in the park. The children have to identify these spots and locate them on a map. Then, bring in elements concerning a park’s or a garden’s design.
Next, the children are introduced to the project of making a photo report about the park, with a specific theme to deal with for each group : a historical trip thanks to various gardens, the legends about the park, the presence of water in the park, emotions and the five senses,… They do research, contact resort-people in order to succeed in their project.
What they have to do is to pass on various types of information thanks to pictures.
FOLLOW-ON-ACTIVITIES
Education to the media, to the analysis of picture language.
TRANSPOSITION
With elder children : Use animated pictures : the video
With younger children : Use drawing rather than photos
Aurélie Duquenne, Delphine Decamps, Hannelore Demarch, Laurie Hanon, Marylène Hugé