The project aims at helping students achieve the following goals:
- to present specific cultural elements to their partners in order to find and discuss similarities and differences
- to learn about each other's customs and traditions
- to present knowledge gained in a creative and fun way
- to learn to collaborate with peers in mixed teams for a common goal
- to practice English in authentic situations, with a real purpose
- to develop digital competency

Our twinspace will be the place where both teachers and students exchange ideas about the project. All partners will be part of each activity in an equal way. 
October
Let’s pin our school/country on the map
Students introduce themselves 
Let’s make a logo for our common project – students draw and then vote for the best logo
November
A stroll around my neighbourhood. Students make a video of their school and the area they live in
December
Students exchange Christmas and New Year wishes in their mother tongue and challenge their partners to learn them 
January
Folk tales or legends – one country tells the story and the students of another illustrate it and we turn all the stories into an e-book
February
Recipes: make a video or e-book with traditional recipes from all the countries involved
March
Traditional games: partners get to know each other’s games
April-May
What have we learnt about each other? Final evaluation questionnaire

Students will present their work on the twinspace. In addition, they are expected:
- to promote their cultural heritage and learn about other cultures
- become aware of cultural similarities and differences
- develop social and artistic skills
- develop linguistic and communicative competence in the foreign language (English)
- to learn to work collaboratively
- make meaningful use of WEB 2.0 tools and improve their ICT skills