Apr, 7th

Healthy Habits: A World Health Day Collaboration

Students engage in a collaborative exploration of public health challenges aligned with SDG 3: Good Health and Well-Being. They research health issues in their own countries, share findings with international peers, and co-create digital advocacy campaigns. This is what happens when project based learning meets global citizenship education and why bringing the sdgs in the classroom makes all the difference.
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What is this project about?

Age Range:
Ages 13 – 18 years
Languages:
English, Spanish, and Danish
Description:
In this collaborative project, students become health advocates by investigating public health challenges in their communities. They research health practices, share findings with partner classrooms around the world, and co-create digital advocacy campaigns that promote well-being and raise awareness about SDG 3: Good Health and Well-Being.

Research

Investigating global health challenges and the significance of World Health Day, deepening understanding through education for sustainable development.

Critical Thinking

Analyzing health data, evaluating sources, and forming evidence-based perspectives on public health issues across different countries.

Communication

Creating digital posters, videos, and health campaigns building the skills to communicate health messages effectively in a global classroom.

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How It Works

1. Read the Project Idea

Explore the full guide, including objectives, skills, and session plan.

2. Create Your Project

Click "Create Project" to adapt it to your classroom. Add your timeline, language level, or specific goals.

3. Connect with Another Class

Once your project is public, another teacher can join — or you can invite one directly through the platform.

4. Start the Collaboration

Both classrooms follow the steps provided in the template and upload your work on the “Board”

5. Celebrate and Get Certified

When you complete your project, you and your students receive official Class2Class certificates.

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What You Get as a Teacher

Turn language lessons into meaningful global conversations.
  • Free resources – everything you need is already organized.
  • Step-by-step guide to adapt it to your schedule or curriculum.
  • Connect with educators worldwide
  • Turn classroom learning into real conversations.
  • Authentic communication practice for your students.
  • Certificates for you and your students upon completion.
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Indonesian students engaged in Class2Class virtual exchange

Frequently asked questions

Answering what teachers usually wonder before they start.
Can I invite a teacher I already know?
Yes! After creating your project, you can invite a specific teacher or share your project link with them.
What if I’m new to Class2Class.org?
No worries. When you click “Create Project,” you’ll be guided to sign up and complete your profile.
Is it really free to use?
Yes. Class2Class.org is completely free for educators and students.
What age group is this project best for?
This project idea is designed for students aged 13–19, but it can be adapted for younger or older groups.
How long does the project take?
Usually 5–6 class sessions. You can adjust the timeline to your schedule or depth of discussion.
What if my students are not very fluent?
That’s totally fine! They can use simple vocabulary, collaborate in mixed-level groups, and focus on sharing ideas clearly.

Ready to start this project?

You’re one click away from helping your students share their voices with the world. Start your project, connect with another classroom, and make language learning meaningful.
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