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Friday 28 March 2014
Wednesday 12 March 2014
February
In February we had a lot of activities.
Girls decorated the library with paper hearts. Then they made a box for love letters. In it pupils from our school put letters for a boy or a girl they like. On Valentine's Day girls distributed letters.
Girls decorated the library with paper hearts. Then they made a box for love letters. In it pupils from our school put letters for a boy or a girl they like. On Valentine's Day girls distributed letters.
After that we read love poems.
For end of our project we had a reciting competition.
Eight schoolgirls participated in the competition.
The winner was Martina Golubić from class 7.b.
January
In January we had two meetings.
Elena, Bojana, Marta and Marija read poems and a story written by pupils from Greece and Poland.
On the second meeting we read winter poems.
Tuesday 11 March 2014
Love Poems
LOVE POEMS
A. Konstantinos
Kalligeris
What
is love?
What
is its meaning?
Love
is something different
Or
something special
What
does anybody feel or think about it?
It’s
unique.
Everybody
feels it a different way.
Love
is giving
Space
from your heart
To
the other.
Love
is peering yourself
Through
the other’s eyes.
Love
is giving everything
For
love
Without
thinking pros and cons.
But
above all love is
Not
choosing whom
You
love!
B. Marialena
Kokli
Among
many there is something in common
LOVE.
Red
coloured key of life
Cause
life is meaningless without it
Cause
when you fall, you’ll stand up with the help of it
Cause
when you get wet, you’ll be protected by it
Cause
when you feel sad, you’ll be made laugh
With
the help of it.
Lively
colours, vigorous, sweet dreams, memories,
Real
feelings
Just
one
LOVE!
C. Stelios
Kladas
Love
is a feeling
Love
is a way of life
Not
making sense
Without
it.
Once
you may love,
Once
you may be loved
You
may be hurt
But
don’t give up.
I
had a love once
Being
jealoused of by
Gods
and angels
I
had a love once
Being
jealoused of
By
others.
Friday 7 March 2014
Our last meeting - second group from Poland
On 3rd March 2014
there was the last meeting in the eTwinning project "Literary Cafe". The
theme of the meeting was the Valentine's Day, and Julia Suliga was a
leader of this meeting. She prepared several attractions for the guests
game such as "Familiada" thematically related to Valentine's Day, a quiz
about famous pairs and the contest "Name that tune" The most
interesting point of the program was prepared by the students. It was a
short show in English, of course about love.
There was a lot of laugh and fun and as always we could eat delicious
cakes and dring fabulous tea.
Starring: Julia Suliga - the narrator and director
Julia Kurzak
Lena Staszek
Bartek Kołacz
Here's a shortcut to the major points of the meeting:
Wednesday 19 February 2014
Our meeting in February - first group from Poland
On 14th February 2014 the reading room was filled up
with valentine’s day decorations and sweets in the shapes of hearts. The last
meeting of the first eTwinning group was full of attractions connected with
Valentine’s Day. Wiktoria Rok started the meeting in her Cupid’s costume and
she told us about Valentine’s Day. Ania Pilarska prepared a quiz, connected
with Valentine’s Day, which was the second part of the programme. The questions
were quite difficult so we didn’t know who would win until the last moment.
Finally Dominik Janus won the quiz. A play „A crane
and a heron“, was a surprise for invited guests. The play was set by the
members of School’s Youth Drama Group: Aleksandra Grzyb (a heron), Ksenia
Opyrchał (a narrator) and Dominik Janus (a crane). There was o lot of laugh as
young actors passionately played their roles. Wiktora Rok, Kamila Wędzyńska, Ksenia
Opyrchał, Wojciech Kleciek, Dominik Janus and Mrs Agnieszka Kuźnik read love
poems. The last point of the meeting was a multimedia quiz
about love couples in literature, and a popular „hangman“ game, where you had
to guess the titles of the books in which these couples were introduced.
Dominik Janus was the winner again, and Kamila Wędzyńska didn’t become a
hangman. Wojtek Kleciek gave lollypops to everybody what was a nice surprise.
We’re really sorry that this is the end of the project but our literary meetings, which are the tradition in our school, will be held from time to time.
Tuesday 21 January 2014
Our meeting in January - two groups from Poland
On 17th January 2014 there was our next
winter meeting according to the e-twinning project.
Two grups of pupils attended in this meeting: the
first group from the second class and another from the first class. We were
talking about Grandmother and Grandfather Days – very unusual festivals in our
country. Two pupils ( Joanna Bogusławska and Roksana Gajek ) wore grandparents' costiums.
Roksana and Joanna |
Firstly, Ania Pilarska told everyone about this
special event and Julia Pacan was reading christmas story, which was written by
a group of girls from the second class. Wiktoria Rok was reading a christmas story,
that we received from our friendly school in Croatia.
Afterwards, we were watching a fabulous play about
cups. It was acted by Roksana Gajek, Kaja Nowicka, Lena Staszek, Klaudia Szwej, Julia Kurzak and Wiktor
Bernacki. We had a great time!!
During this meeting we were drinking tea and eating
delicious cakes. There were special ornaments on our table, such as paper
christmas trees and paper moustaches made by Joanna Bogusławska.
Slajdzik made by Lena
Next and the last meeting will be organised in
February, which topic will be St. Valentines Day.
I can't wait!!!!!
Wednesday 8 January 2014
Friday 20 December 2013
Christmas meeting in Zawiercie - second group
Our winter meeting was on 17th December. We gathered
in the school library, as always.
Pupils were talking about Christmas traditions and
singing English and german version of a carol called “Silent night”.
There was also a competition for the best Christmas
decoration, that was made at home earlier.
provided by flash-gear.com
What’s more we played some Christmas games and had a
great time drinking tea and eating delicious cakes and gingerbreads.
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