Creative/Language Arts

• The Art Miles-Students create murals to establish the Guinness Book of World Records for the Longest Children's Mural in the World (3 miles).
• Beauty of the Beasts - A traveling international wildlife art and poetry exhibit.
• Books Mark the World - A bookmark exchange between children all over the world.
• Cartoons and Their Utility - This project seeks to profit from virtues and good deeds embodied in cartoon characters.
• Children's Rights through Artwork - A project combining arts with a study of the Convention on the Rights of Children as a way to promote students' understanding of their legal status in society.
• Christmas Card Exchange - Teachers and students prepare an envelope containing Christmas cards and send them using snail mail to the other schools in their group.
• Comfort Quilts Project - An opportunity for children and youth to create comfort quilts for children experiencing needs for caring comfort while receiving emergency or ongoing needed medical care, following natural disasters, or during times of transition, crisis or displacement from their homes and communities.
• Crafts for Education Project - A project that encourages students to make crafts and sell them to raise money for the cost of schooling.

• iEARN-Uzbekistan with a Comfort Quilt for communities in Bam, Iran following the earthquake.

  Cultural Recipes Book: Food for Thought - Students research the recipes of typical dishes in their countries as well as the origin of the ingredients and recipes, and the legends and stories behind them.
• Dolls for Computers - Students will research their culture to make dolls and other objects which will be sold over the internet to buy educational materials.
• Electronic School Magazine - students and teachers all over the world are encouraged to to write, compose announce and document whatever is proper to be on our educational magazine.
• Eye To Eye Project - A project that sponsors the creation of postcard size images to an online gallery which is dedicated the ideals of friendship and understanding through visual communication.
• Everyone Smiles in the Same Language - Students can amuse themselves after discussing serious problems in other forums. They share humorous stories, or anecdotes they know.
• First Peoples Project - The First Peoples' Project links indigenous students around the world in an exchange of art, writing and culture.
• Flowers: The Smile of Divine Love - Students share writing and artwork related to the theme of flowers.
• Folk Costumes Around the Globe - Students are invited to send pictures about folk costumes in their countries, describe them and eventually write a few lines about different occasions people wear them.
• Folk Tales Projects - Students study folk tales in their communities and beyond.

• iEARN-Japan Coordinator, Yoko Takagi, visiting children at the Paint Shop art and technology center created by the Science and Arts Foundation with iEARN-Iran

  Global Art: Images of Caring - Students create and exchange artwork and writing on "a sense of caring."
• Imaginations and Superstitions -Students hope to better understand each other and the forces within us that allow us to imagine.
• International Sign Language - A project to speak about sign language in different countries and collect the words and make a website for international sign language in different languages.
• iQUOTE Project - A project in which students share various quotations of well known philosophers.
• Laws of Life Essay Project - Students write about their personal values in life.
• Let's Live Without Problems - Sharing problems together and giving advice to each other.
• Let's Play Saxibol - This project uses a game to learn sport tactics which work through Internet.
• Lewin - A global anthology of student writing.
• Literature Collaborative Learning Project - A project to study, in both participating countries, two stories (or poems): a Hebrew one that is translated into your language and one written in your language that has been translated into Hebrew.
• Little Explorers - A project for very young children, supervised by teachers, toperform a series of unusual activities such as research games and experiments.
• Moving Voices Video Exchange Project - A project integrating digital video-making into social studies, language learning, geography, civics and community building and other disciplines, and engaging participants in a community of learners interacting and collaborating online.
• Music Around the World - An exchange and discussion of music from all over the world, including instruments around the world, and styles of music in performance
• My Hero Project - An interactive educational website with support materials which allows students and teachers from around the world to research heroes from all different walks of life and create a webpage of their own that celebrates the hero of their choice.
• My Name - Students research, find and send information about their own name.
• My Perspective - Students share photos of their perspectives on the world.
• Narnia and CS Lewis - Join participants around the world in a discussion of the magic books "Chronicles of Narnia" written by CS Lewis.
• NEGAI Connection - Peace from Hiroshima to the World - We would like to spread our wish of friendship around the world!
• One Day in the Life Cross-Cultural Comparison Students describe a day in their life.
• Origami Project - Art therapy and how ORIGAMI works.
• Peace Through Poetry - Students share original poetry on the theme of world peace.
• A Picture Tells a Thousand Words - Students will share an image or a picture and invite all to discuss about it in the forms of expository essays, poems, narrative, description or stories.
• Portrait of the World - Picture It! - An exchange of images from around the world - photos and multimedia like movies, flash or ppt.
• School Theatre International - Focused on international cooperation between schools and establishing cross-cultural performances.
• Side By Side - Students create elongated portraits of themselves with symbols of their past, present, and future.
• Special Place Project- Students draw or write about a local place that is precious to them.
• Sweet Whisper- A forum where students share their writings and it is also a place for them to discuss their ideas and experiences of Friendship, Love, Freedom, Studies, etc.
• Talking Kites All Over the World - A tradition of flying kites with personal and group images of our dreams for a better world, a world of co-existence, tolerance, acceptance of the "other" and peace.
• Teddy Bear Project - An international teddy bear exchange using email.
• To Talk With Santa Claus - The project provides students with the possibility to imagine, write and paint compositions about Santa Claus and to relate their experiences of the moment when comes Santa Claus to their country
• United Beyond Our Diversity- The aim of the project is to understand the similarities/differences in our attitudes towards the challenges that we face.
• Universal Values (Primary School/Early Childhood) - An exchange of educational ideas of teachers working with the youngest children in order to establish a bank of ideas on the internet (lesson plans, teaching materials, etc.) on how to teach children about the most basic values.
• Virtues Project - A project in which students highlight,
  investigate and write about virtues that make a difference around the globe.
• "A Vision" - An international literary magazine that teaches tolerance and mutual understanding.
• Ways of Writing - A forum for English Language Teachers.
• What is Sacred to Me - The participants of the project will discuss and share ideas about the things that are sacred to them.
• World of Harry Potter - This project brings together didactic resources about the Harry Potter phenomenon (traditional materials, interactive questionnaires, games, etc), with exchange and active participation between studiants and teachers from all over the world.