What is behind the Icelandic door
Now it is time to present what you can find behind our door. Take a look and find out more.
The process started out looking at different houses around the world to finally decide what kind of house we were going to make. It was decided to make a house for a certain ghost living in this area called “Stapadraugurinn”.
While the ghost was still alive he lived in a turfhouse which was typical for houses in those days. To learn more we visited such a house, Stekkjarkot and the museum in Reykjanesbær.
Then we started the pocess of making the house.
Making stones
Making gras to go on the roof.
The walls was to dark inside the house.
And the ghost.
5. ….a ghost.
and the stove.
4. Inside the house there was….
Finally the house was part of the yearly art exhibition made by the children in Reykjanesbær. This year the theme of the exhibition was “Children around the world”
What can our doors open?
We recorded these videos.
Our first door opens our location and place in the world-
The second one opens the way we used to go to the Carpenter’s shop to create our door for the school.
Finally, the third one opens our English class and the activities we do in it. We did it in English because we are very brave!!
e-corriDOOR
Feel invite to enter e-corriDOOR.
You can see what children imagined to be behind the doors created by other students.
With a help of a teacher you can add your comments.
Collection of doors
Here you can see the collection of project doors our students created in their classrooms.
Polish doors
Icelandic doors
Slovenian doors
Italian doors
Spanish doors
Are you curious to know what is behind them? Try to guess it!
Knock! Knock! 