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Good Behaviour – A Rainbow That Colours Our Life

Comenius school partnerships 2008 - 2010



Environment

Respecting rules during

Games

Empathy Greetings

Classroom and school behaviour

Behaviour at cultural events

Environment

Fair tradeTable

manners

Outdoor behaviour



Name: Pierino

Surname: Pozzolo

Country/School of origin: Italy, I.C. LonatePozzolo

Likes: playing with children, having fun, learning new

things, meeting children from other Countries…

Wants to learn about:

PERSONAL IDENTITY CARD

Do you want to learn

more ABOUT ME?(click here)

On my journey around

Europe I learned about

Table manners(click here)



I am a character invented by the children of the Primary Schools of Lonate Pozzolo.They created a pigotta boy (you know, the rag dolls made by UNICEF) and decided to call me Pierino Pozzolo.Why did they choose this name?In Italy we have a lot of jokes on a boy whose name is Pierino; he’s a little bit naughty, but he’s also real fun!! So the children thought that this could be a good name for a kid like me, who sometimes doesn’t behave very well, but that in the end is a good boy and loves being with other children.My surname, Pozzolo, is the second part of my hometown name, Lonate Pozzolo.



Why am I the character of good behaviour?

As I said before, sometimes I’m a little bit naughty. So you will think: why is he the character of good behaviour??The children of Lonate Primary Schools thought that, since for me is not always easy to respect the rules, I could understand other children when they have difficulties in behaving properly and sofind the right words and the right examples to teach them good behaviour.I can assure you that I’ll do my best!!!



You already know my name

and why I am the Italian

character of good

behaviour… Now you’ll see

something about what I did

in my school.



First of all…..getting ready!!



Okay, now I’m ready

to work with the

children and to have

some fun!



I have talked with the children about good behaviour at school and together we have agreed that it is important to respect the rules.Here are some examples..

Remember to put up

your hand



Eat your snack

sitting at your

place

Sit properly



This is my favourite activity at my school: talking with children about what I did and what I learnt when I was visiting the schools in England and in Malta.



I travelled to Malta where

I learned a lot about

Table manners.



Name: Walter

Surname: Wallands

Country/School of origin: UK, Wallands School Lewes

PERSONAL IDENTITY CARD



Hello, I’m Walter Wallands !

I arrived in Lonate Pozzolo, Italy ,

in February and I stayed with the

children of the Primary School

until April…



In Italy I played a lot with the children and I went to a lot of places…Together we talked about good behaviour and in particular we discussed the importance of respecting rules during games.The children and I thought that the following rules are important if we want to play together respecting each other and having fun:1. Include everyone in games;2. Respect your turn;3. Don’t cheat;4. Don’t quarrel;5. Respect what the referee decides;6. Accept the final result.What better way to learn the rules than playing together?We chose LIONS AND GAZELLES. If you don’t know this game, here are the rules..

RESPECTING RULES DURING GAMES



•The game is between two teams: LIONS and GAZELLES•Lions place themselves in a line along the short side of the gym.•Gazelles are inside the playground.•At the starting-signal the first Lion runs into the playground and tries to touch a Gazelle on the back; the Gazelle, if touched, goes out of thefield.

•The second Lion can start only when the first Lion goes back to thestarting line and touches his classmate’s hand.

•If a Lion doesn’t succeed in catching a Gazelle, he can go back to thestarting line and ask for the help of a fellow-lion and they will chase theGazelle together. (In this case only one Gazelle can be caught.)

•The game ends when all the Gazelles have been caught, or, in any case, after five minutes from the beginning of the game.

•At the end of the “manche” the Lions become Gazelles and vice versa.•THE WINNER IS THE TEAM THAT HAS CAUGHT ALL THE GAZELLES IN LESS TIME.

LIONS AND GAZELLES



The first important rule: everyone should be included during games.

Come play with

us!!



Another important rule is that you have to respect your turn.

It’s my

turn

No! It’s

my turn

That’s

what I like!

They’re

respecting

their turn.



This is another rule we think it’s very important: don’t cheat

No, he started before

he was touched!

This is right! He

didn’t cheat and

respected the

rules of the game



Here are two rules strictly connected: don’t quarrel…

I’ve touched you!

No it’s not true!



… and respect what the referee decides She touched you

All right

Good, she has

respected what the

referee said



… and, in the end, the last rule: accept the result

We’ve lost…

But we had

fun!

It’s true: what’s

important is

playing together!

That’s the spirit of

the game



These children have

learnt very well how to

respect rules duirng

games, what do you

think?

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