Educational Project Plan: "My Environment"
Academic Grade: Kindergarten
Scenario: Classroom (Virtual via Zoom)
Main Issue: Recognize objects and factors in their environment
Teaching Methodology: Problem-Based Learning (PBL)
Artistic Axis: Arts and Aesthetic Experiences
Duration: 4 virtual classes, each 60 minutes


Overview of the Project


The project aims to help the student recognize family members, farm animals, seasons, and geometric shapes, while developing vocabulary and simple grammatical structures like "This is my...". It emphasizes environmental awareness, responsibility (throwing trash in the bin), and creativity through arts.


Class Breakdown and Activities

ClassStageTimeActivitiesDetails/AdaptationMaterials/Resources
1Present & Collect10 minReflection & SharingAsk: "Who do you see at home? What objects do you know around you?"Visual aids, family photos, simple objects
Formulate10 minIntroduce Vocabulary & GrammarPresent family vocabulary ("Grandpa, grandma, mom, dad, sister, brother") and basic farm animalsFlashcards, images, song "My Family"
Organize10 minGroup Activity & StrategyStudents "draw" their family tree, labeling family membersDigital drawing tools, paper
Build15 minInteractive Game & SongPlay "Family Members" song, sing along, match family member names with picturesYouTube/Spotify, matching game online
Verify & Analyze10 minQ&A & ReflectionAsk: "Who is this?"; reinforce "This is my..."Digital flashcards, student responses
Share5 minShow & TellStudent shares their family tree, explains with supportStudent drawing, virtual presentation


2Present & Collect10 minReview & BrainstormReview vocabulary, discuss seasonsFlashcards, weather images
Formulate10 minIntroduce Basic Geometric Shapes & Farm AnimalsShapes: circle, square, triangle; Animals: cow, pig, chickenShape flashcards, animal images
Organize15 minCreate a Farm Scene ArtworkDraw and decorate farm scene including animals and shapesDigital drawing tools, coloring materials
Build15 minDigital Game & SongPlay "Farm Animals" song, match animals with soundsYouTube, online matching games
Verify & Analyze5 minQuestion & FeedbackWhat animals did you draw? What shapes?Student responses, sharing screen


3Present & Collect10 minEnvironmental AwarenessDiscuss importance of keeping environment cleanPhotos of clean vs. dirty environments
Formulate10 minVocabulary for Environment & SeasonsWords: spring, summer, fall, winter; trash, recycleVisual aids, flashcards
Organize15 minCreate a PosterMake a poster about keeping the environment cleanDigital poster tools or drawing
Build15 minInteractive Activity"Sort" trash into correct containers using online gameDigital sorting games
Verify & Analyze5 minReflectionWhy is it important to throw trash away?Student sharing


4Present & Collect10 minReview & Final ProjectRecap vocabulary, family tree, farm animals, shapes, seasonsFlashcards, images
Formulate10 minArtistic Expression & Aesthetic ExperienceCreate a collage or drawing of their environment (family, farm, seasons)Digital drawing, photos
Organize15 minShare & ExplainPresent their artwork, describe what they drewVirtual sharing, screen sharing
Build10 minGame & SongPlay "My Environment" song, sing togetherYouTube, online games
Verify & Analyze10 minReflection & FeedbackWhat did you learn? What do you like about your environment?Student responses


Values Integration


  • Reinforce the importance of responsibility: Throwing trash away properly during activities and discussions.

  • Encourage respect for family, environment, and community.

  • Assessment Criteria


  • Recognition of family members and objects in their environment

  • Use of vocabulary and grammatical structures ("This is my...")

  • Creativity in art activities and family tree creation

  • Active participation and ability to express ideas in English

  • Adaptations for Kindergarten Level


  • Use simple, clear visuals and real objects when possible

  • Incorporate songs, movement, and games to maintain engagement

  • Provide scaffolding, such as sentence starters ("This is my...") and modeling

  • Use digital tools suitable for young children (e.g., drawing apps, interactive games)

  • This project aligns with modern educational principles, integrating problem-solving, creativity, language learning, and environmental awareness, fostering holistic development in young learners.