In the newest edition of Życie Podkarpackie, which is a local newspaper of Przemyśl there is an article about our meeting. It shortly tells about the aims of our project and about the meeting in November.
Kristens, Ilze and Alise are telling about the differences they noticed in Polish school.
The title " They want to create a little community" Can`t read it? Well, another reason to learn Polish :-)
11/19/2010
11/18/2010
A postcard from the meeting.
In our project as much as we want to use modern ICT technologies we also want to increase key competencies like reading and writing both in mother tongue and foreign language.
That`s why we asked pupils who met in Przemyśl, to write and send simple postcard to their friends in partners` countries and to their own school.
That`s why we asked pupils who met in Przemyśl, to write and send simple postcard to their friends in partners` countries and to their own school.
11/16/2010
Sinterklaas arrived in Holland
Last saturday 'Sinterklaas' and a lot of 'zwarte pieten' (black peters) arrived from Spain with his steamboat in Harderwijk. There were a lot of children singing special 'Sinterklaas-songs' for him. He brought a lot of presents with him wich he will give to the children on the 5th of december. 'Sinterklaas' riding his horse through the city and waves to the children. The 'zwarte pieten' have bags with a lot of candy wich they scatter.
In the city were a lot of activities organized by the children, like singing, dancing, playing the piano etc.
In the evening the children can put their shoe near the stove and during the night 'Sinterklaas' fills the shoe with a present or candy.
11/15/2010
In Poland do it like the the polish people...We did it in Przesmsyl!
The welcome was warm and friendly but the best in Przesmsyl were ...the dances and partys.
Eslovenia, Spain, Latvia, Portugal, Holand had learning with Poland teachers and students and all together dancing the Polonesia....Well at least we tried!
Ana Maria |
Thanks a lot for all the funny moments and great experiences that we lived there. Special thanks to this 2 ladies. You did it very well!
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