Month: November 2019
Our renewed Greek Project corner
One of the basic actions of the European program titled: «Our Intangible Heritage, a Value for the Future», in which our school is participating, is the ‘project corner’. Its role is important, as it reminds us daily of the respect which our Intangible Heritage deserves. Its renewal is therefore equally important, every time there is … Read moreOur renewed Greek Project corner
Greek Pies
Pies or ‘pites’ in Greek is a very popular category of food and sweets in the Greek cuisine. Pies is not an exclusive Greek dish; a number of different recipes of pies are encountered in other countries well, although the pastry or the fillings may differ. Pies is, perhaps, one of the most characteristic food … Read moreGreek Pies
3rd European Program Meeting
Within the framework of the Erasmus+ European Program materialized by the 1st EPA.L. of Karditsa, 3 teachers and 5 students from our school travelled to Konya, Turkey from October 20th – October 26th to attend the third program meeting. The title of the program is «Our Intangible Heritage, a Value for the Future», and the … Read more3rd European Program Meeting
Sharing our experiences in Konya
Because LTTA activities are important milestones in the development of the project, but only a small group of students and teachers can travel and participate in them, after come back at school we hold on presentations for teachers and students. At the school main hall, we organized an exhibition with a lot of objects, books, … Read moreSharing our experiences in Konya
St Martin’s Day (Martinmas) – 11 November
Mardipäev (Martinmas) has been one of the most important days in the Estonian folk calendar. Martinmas celebrates the end of the agrarian year and the beginning of the winter period. On this day children disguise themselves as men and go from door to door, singing songs and telling jokes to receive sweets. This year we … Read moreSt Martin’s Day (Martinmas) – 11 November
Chicken Dance
A popular dance for Estonian children. It is loved, known and engaging for any age.
Traditional game
UKA-UKA I AM FREE! (UKA- UKA MINA PRII!) Step 1- choose a playground and agree the borders. The players can`t cross the borders. Step 2- choose who is Uka. Uka player must close his/her eyes and count to 100. The others have to hide. After counting Uka starts to look for his/her friends. There must … Read moreTraditional game