Thursday, 31 March 2011
Hi, from Spain!
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Labels: CEIP 8 DE ABRIL, SPAIN, Valencia
Monday, 28 March 2011
Kohtla-Järve Co-Educational Gymnasium
We are pleased to participate in the project Eurodance 2011. This project will involve children from age 7 to 11. We are sure that we will get great pleasure from activities in the project.
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Sunday, 27 March 2011
Hustopece primary School - The Czech Republic
Hello everyone, we are the primary school from Hustopece. Our team has 19 girls and 10 boys from 6 to 14 years.
We are happy to take part in the project Eurodance again.
We would like to present a folk dance Verbunk and Vrtena - typical dance from South Moravia.
A slideshow by Smilebox |
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Saturday, 26 March 2011
Istituto Statale E.Montale III ALT
This is our class. Here we are in our school garden.
In our school we study many foreign languages, and we love getting in touch with other students all over the world.
We are twenty seventeen-year-old students: fifteen girls and five boys. We love taking part in projects and international initiatives. We have recently taken part in a beautiful Comenius meeting with students coming from eight different countries and we have had a great time with them. Our school is located in Pontedera a small town in the centre of Italy, between Pisa and Florence.
The leaning tower in Pisa is one of our best known symbols.
Our region is really beautiful and we love it very much. It is full of art and lovely landscapes. We decided to take part in this interesting project together with our Ph E. teacher and we are rehearsing very seriously.
Traditional dances however are not really popular among young people in Pontedera. We will send our video to the local authorities too, so we hope to be able to contribute to the revival of traditional dances in Tuscany
Posted by Francesca Mancini at 07:31 0 comments
Sunday, 20 March 2011
"Malhão" (JI Tojais)
Our dance is a popular and simple dance in the north of Portugal.The name "Malhão" probably had its origin in some agricultural instrument and it danced a special choreography, men and women had queude up, face to face. They're approaching and turn away and beat the rhythm with their feet. The end of the dance is when they closed all the wheel and jumped together.
http://sotaodaines.chrome.pt/sotao/karaoke_o_malhao.html
Posted by Fernanda Cristina Gonçalves at 17:43 0 comments
This is our portuguese team - JI Tojais (sorry...miss 5 children - we are 20)
Posted by Fernanda Cristina Gonçalves at 17:17 0 comments
JI/EB1 Tojais - Paredes - Penafiel
This is our school...Our kindergarten is inside a Primary School, we are 20 + 71 and we have a teacher and a woman who helps our teacher. We are in eTwinning and this year we have a Comenius project. We like very much work with our teacher lots of themes and know children from all Europe.
Posted by Fernanda Cristina Gonçalves at 17:11 0 comments
Friday, 18 March 2011
Primary School of R.S. Mouries - Greece
Dear Friends,
Our school is a small school with 85 pupils. The children are 6-12 years old. Also students come from the neighboring villages.
The school is located in the village of Mouries Kilkis. The village is located 50 kilometers from Thessaloniki.
The school building consists of 2 small pieces, which are housed in each of 3 classes but the yard is too big where the kids can play football and basketball. Also there is a computer room in the school.
The dance that will compete is called chasaposervikos. This is a dance, which starts slowly but becomes quicker. Preferred festivals and celebrations, as it is very easy to learn. Face and gait are distinguished for their speed and their flamboyance. Also is directly related with Balkan's dances.
Posted by Head of Muir Primary School at 09:12 1 comments
Thursday, 17 March 2011
HELLO FROM CYPRUS, DIMOTIKO SXOLEIO AGIAS NAPAS
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Saturday, 5 March 2011
HELLO, FROM ALMERIA- CEIP GINES MORATA
Posted by MARJURADO at 18:54 1 comments