Etwinning-European calendar 2009

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Welcome to Slovakia the heart of Europe.

JANUARY

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JANUARY Nad Tatrou sa blyska, hromy divo biju, nad Tatrou sa blyska, hromy divo biju. Zastavme ich bratia, veď sa ony stratia, Slovaci oziju, zastavme ich bratia, veď sa ony stratia, Slovaci oziju. This is our flag. This our anthem. naseis dosiaľ tvrdo

To Slovensko spalo, to Slovensko nase dosiaľ tvrdo spalo. Ale blesky hromu vzbudzuju ho k tomu, aby sa prebralo, ale blesky hromu vzbudzuju ho k tomu, aby sa prebralo.

Above Tatra bolts of lightning, thunderstorm pounds wildly. Above Tatra bolts of lightning, thunderstorm pounds wildly. Let's stop them brothers, they will be lost, Slovaks will rise alive. Let's stop them brothers, they will be lost, Slovaks will rise alive. Our Slovakia was in deep sleep until now. Our Slovakia was in deep sleep until now.

But thunder's lightning is shaking it to it's revival.But thunder's lightning is shaking it to it's revival.

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Bratislava a city of history, culture, wine and young people

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Slovakia is a small country with beautiful places, mountains, tratitions and nice people...

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Good bye!

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Our address: info@zsmalokarpatba.edu.sk


FEBRUARY 2009 Monday

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Saturnday

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The capital.Madrid


Other cities of Spain


Barcelona


Sevilla


Valencia


Granada


ROMANIA


ROMANIA



NATIONAL FLAG •

Deşteaptă-te, romane, din somnul cel de moarte, In care te-adânciră barbarii de tirani! Acum ori niciodată croieşte-ţi altă soarte, La care să se-nchine şi cruzii tăi duşmani! Acum ori niciodată să dăm dovezi la lume Că-n aste mani mai curge un sange de roman, Şi că-n a noastre piepturi păstrăm cu fală-un nume Triumfător in lupte, un nume de Traian! Priviţi, măreţe umbre, Mihai, Ştefan, Corvine, Romana naţiune, ai voştri strănepoţi, Cu braţele armate, cu focul vostru-n vine, „Viaţă-n libertate ori moarte!” strigă toţi.

Preoţi, cu cruce-n frunte! căci oastea e creştină, Deviza-i libertate şi scopul ei preasfant. Murim mai bine-n luptă, cu glorie deplină, Decât să fim sclavi iarăşi in vechiul nost'pământ!

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Bucharest



APRIL - CYPRUS •1ST OF APRIL: NATIONAL DAY FOR THE STRANGLE AGAINST THE COLONIAL BRITISH RULE. •19TH OF APRIL: EASTER (ORTHODOX)


CYPRUS


OUR FLAG AND OUR MAP


NICOSIA- THE CAPITAL (SINCE 1974 THE CITY IS DIVITED DUE TO THE TURKISH MITITARY INVASION. SINCE THAT TIME THE 36% OF CYPRUS IS UNDER TURKISH RULE. NICOSIA IS THE ONLY DIVATED CAPITAL IN EUROPE


Limasol (the main port)

Larnaca (the city where St. Lazarus, the friend of Christ is burried )

THE COASTAL CITIES: Limasol and Larnaka


Our school

Pafos: The city were Aphrodite (Venus) was born


Pafos

The birth place of Aphrodite.


INTRODUCTION TO THE ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN HOLY WEEK

THIS WEEK, PEOPLE OF ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN DOGMA, AROUND THE WORLD CELEBRATE THEIR HOLY WEEK AND

EASTER. THE EASTER IS ALWAYS THE FIRST SUNDAY AFTER THE FOOL MOON OF THE SPRING EQUINOX. IN THE

CASE THAT IS ON THE SAME DAY WITH THE JEWISH PASHA, WE CELEBRATE IT ONE WEEK LATER. BECAUSE OF

THIS FACT THE ORTHODOX EASTER IS NOT ALWAYS ON THE SAME DATE WITH THE CATHOLIC ONE. THIS YEAR

BOTH DOGMAS HAVE EASTER ON THE SAME DAY. FOR US, THIS IS A PERIOD OF INTENSE RELIGIOUS AWARENESS

AND THE BEST OPPORTUNITY FOR PERSONAL RECOLLECTION, CHANGE OF HEART AND MIND, AND ENJOYMENT OF

THE INNER HAPPINESS OF THE RESURRECTION. LET US TO GUIDE YOU THROUGH THE SPECIAL CUSTOMS OF OUR

EASTER.


FOR ORTHODOX CHRISTIANS AROUND THE WORLD, THE RESURRECTION REPRESENTS THE CULMINATION OF THE

ENTIRE ECCLESIASTICAL YEAR. IT IS THE CLIMAX IN THE DRAMA OF CHRIST'S PASSION. IT IS THE REAFFIRMATION OF

LIFE, AND AS SUCH IT IS THE CAUSE FOR THE FESTIVAL OF FESTIVALS. ESPECIALLY FOR THE GREEKS AND CYPRUS IN

PARTICULAR (THE ONLY SEPARATED COUNTRY OF EUROPE, DUE TO THE TURKISH ARMY INNOVATION) THE EASTER

HAS THE MEANING OF BEING FREE BY THE EMPIRES WHICH RULED OUR AREAS FOR CENTURIES.

THROUGHOUT THE WEEK, CALLED GREAT AND HOLY, THE PASSION OF CHRIST IS RECALLED. THE FAITHFUL

PARTICIPATE IN THE SERVICES, AND THROUGH THE INTENSITY OF THE ENTIRE LITURGICAL AND CEREMONIAL ACTIVITY,

THEY TRULY RELIVE PASSION.


THIS IS A PERIOD OF POWERFUL EMOTIONS. FROM THE VICTORIOUS ENTRANCE IN JERUSALEM, TO THE MOMENTS OVERFLOWING WITH HOPE,

PRIOR TO CHRIST'S ARREST, TO THE PAINFUL TIME OF HIS AGONY AND CRUCIFIXION, TO THE SOLEMNITY OF THE GRAVE, AND FINALLY TO

THE ECSTASY OF HIS RESURRECTION, THE FAITHFUL FOLLOW HIS STEPS, DAY BY DAY, MINUTE BY MINUTE, FEELING THE PAIN , THE ANGER

AND THE CATHARSIS, THE CLEANSING, THE SERENITY AND PEACE.

KALI ANASTASI AND KALO PASHA THESE ARE THE WISHES WE USE THIS PERIOD.(GOOD RESURRECTION AND HAPPY EASTER)

THIS YEAR OUR EASTER IS ON THE 19TH OF APRIL.

THE E1 CLASS OF B PRIMARY SCHOLL OF PAFOS “DEMETRION”




















European Calendar 2009 June Poland


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Our map Our flag

Our Emblem


Warsaw (Warszawa) – the capital of Poland


Cracow (Krakow) – the old capital of Poland


On June 21th people celebrate Ivan Kupala Day (pl. Noc Kupały, Noc Świętojńska)It is a magical night! The shortest night in the whole year, the celebration of Fire and Water, the union of male and female powers, the only moment when the flower of the fern blooms, it is the pre-Slavic festival of Love!


By the end of June students start their holidays!


Welcome to France our contry Paris In France there is a lot of summer activity.In july a lot of tourists of the world come in the french beach !!

Cote d'azur

Mont Saint Michel (Bretagne) Our city Cremieu

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« Gruyere », « chevre », « camenbert », « roquefort »... are cheese loved by all French. Champagne is a very famous wine. People drink it during parties and festivities

« Croissants » comes from Vienna(Austria). French people like them for breakfast. Red wine, like Bordeaux, is drunk by French cooks.

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Vbsz De Regenboog Presents


Belgium


Situation  Situated in West-Europe  Neighbour countries: The Netherlands, France, Germany and Luxemburg  Member of the European Union  Brussels is the capital city of Europe


Identy kit


Population & Area • • • • • •

+/- 10 million inhabitants 6,18 million of them live in Flanders 3,29 million of them live in Wallonia 0,88 million of them live in Brussels 70 000 of them live in the german-speaking community Area: 30528 km?


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Belgium is a parliamentary monarchy Our King is Albert II Our prime minister is Herman Van Rompuy

King Albert II

Prime minister Herman Van Rompuy


Administrative divisions Belgium is divided into three communities and into three regions.

Flemish Community

French Community

(Dutch speaking)

(French speaking)

German-speaking Community

Flemish Region

Walloon Region

Brussels-Capital Region


Belgium & Tourism 

Beach Tourism

Nature Tourism (The Ardennes)

Cultural and city Tourism


The Belgian coast  The Belgian coast is 67km long  The North Sea contains 54,000 cubic kilometres of water  Oostende is the only true 'City at the Sea'



The The Ardennes Ardennes 

In the Ardennes you find extensive forests and rolling hill country

 The Hoge Venen (The High Fens)is a beautiful natural park in The Ardennes  The highest point in The Ardennes is 694 m



Ghent  The biggest city of the East Flanders province  The city is connected to the sea by the Ghent-Terneuzen Canal  Famous monuments

Belfort Gravensteen

St. Bavo's Cathedral


Brussels 

Brussels is the capital of Belgium

Brussels is the headquarters of most of the European Union’s institutions

Brussels has a total population of 1,018,804 inhabitants

Famous monuments

The Royal Palace Manneken Pis

Atomium


Bruges Bruges 

Bruges is the capital of the province of West Flanders

Bruges has 117.000 inhabitants

Area: 13.840 hectare

Famous monuments

City square

Belfort

The Canals of Bruges


Our community Zingem

Our shield

Where is Zingem situated???


Our School

VBSZ De Regenboog Kwaadstraat 20 9750 Zingem 0032/93843875 www.cac.be/vsz vsz@cac.be


The headmaster

Jacques


Our teachers

My dreamteam


Our Classes: pre kindergarden class

2,5 years old


First kindergarden class

3 years old


Second kindergarden class

4 years old


Third kindergarden class

5 years old


First class

6 years old


Second class

7 years old


Third class

8 years old


Fourth class

9 years old


Fifth class

10 years old


Sixth class

11 – 12 years old


Some pictures from Zingem



Sint – Bavochurch Zingem

Communityhouse Zingem

‘t Meuleken ‘t Dal

Holiday house Sigginga haim Zingem


Belgian products


The Famous Belgian Fries

Belgian Chocolate

Belgian jenever The 6 Belgian Trappists

Waffels from Brussels


We hope you enjoyed the presentation and we hope we see you in Belgium

Goodbye



Bulgaria is situated in south-eastern Europe. It occupies the central part of Balkan peninsula on both sides of the Balkan Range (the Balkans), from which the peninsula has taken its name. The grater part of the northern border with Romania passes along the Danube, and the eastern border is the Black Sea. The land borders with Yugoslavia and Macedonia to the west, with Turkey to the south-east, and with Greece to the south. Click on map to find placesin radius: km (max 50km)


Bulgaria's natural landscape is full of surprises - it has endless, sandy beaches along the Black sea, wild mountain ranges and lush green hills, fertile plains, magnificent gorges, rivers, health spas and natural springs....It is famous for long balmy summers, dreamy scented rose fields, richly coloured orchards and sundrenched vineyards...


3 March On March 3, 1878, the Peace Treaty of San Stefano (a tiny town near Istanbul) between Russia and the Ottoman Empire was signed which brought Bulgaria back to the political map. The first time of marking March 3 occurred in 1880, in honor of Enthronement of Russian Emperor Alexander the Second. Since 1888 March 3 has become Bulgaria's Day of Liberation and it was not pronounced a National Holiday until 1978. Since 1990 the date March 3 is included in the list of Bulgaria's official holidays, according to a parliamentary decree. The Peace Treaty of San Stefano marks the revival of the Bulgarian State, submerged under Ottoman rule since the end of 14th century. However, the actual live of independent Bulgaria started after the Berlin Congress, which took place a couple of months later in 1878.




Troyan is a 140 year old town but the traces of the settlement run far back in history. The most ancient people that inhabited the Northern flanks of the Central Balkan and the Fore-Balkan region lived in the caves of the Vasilyovska Mountain.

Archaeological excavations prove that the region has already been populated at the end of late Paleolithic age (40 000 - 10 000 B.C.). In 15 B.C. the territory of present Northern Bulgaria enters the boundaries of the Roman province Miziya. From the name of the old Roman road Via Trayana that crosses the mountain, the name TROYAN has come - the present TOWN OF MASTERS IN THE MAGIC MOUNTAIN. During the first half of XIX century crafts flourish homespun tailoring, forge crafts, wood turnery, fur-dressing and jewelry crafts and most of all pottery-making which establishes itself as a leading, still vital pottery school.

HISTORY




24 of May 窶電ay of Bulgarian alphabet

The Mystery of the Bulgarian Letters

The Cyrillic alphabet was based on the Greek uncial script, augmented by ligatures and consonants from the older Glagolitic alphabet for sounds not found in Greek. It along with Glagolitic was formalized by the two brothers Saints Cyril and Methodius, who brought Christianity to the southern Slavs, or their disciples. Paul Cubberly posits that while Cyril may have codified and expanded Glagolitic, it was his students, perhaps at the Preslav Literary School in Bulgaria, that developed Cyrillic from Greek in the 890s as a more suitable script for church books


6 September - Unification Day 22 September – Independence Day 1 November – National Day of the Bulgarian Enlighteners (Holiday for all educational institutions)



We are proud with our wonderful country!


England

This is the English flag it represents saint George who killed the dragon.

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This is our country


England


LONDON London is the capital of England. The queen lives in Buckingham palace in London.

The prime ministers house The queen and her guards

This is the London eye light up at night

This is a picture of big Ben

Buckingham palace


Firework night On November the 5th people have fireworks to celebrate that Guy Fawkes didn’t blow up The Houses of Parliament in 1605. He was trying to kill the king. We have bonfires and put guy Fawkes onto them.


We have other festivals during the year

Valentines day on 14th February is for sharing love.

Mothers and fathers day, we send cards and presents to our mums and dads. Halloween is 31st Oct, we dress up and have parties and go trick or treating.

Easter we give chocolate eggs to people.

At Christmas Santa brings us presents and we eat a turkey roast dinner and Christmas pudding, we decorate Christmas trees in our houses.


English sports • Football, Rugby and cricket are the main sports that we play and watch.


We have lots of different food and drink We eat roast dinners on a Sunday.

We eat fish and chips from newspaper Sausage and mash potato English breakfast, we do not have them everyday

Afternoon tea is posh!


Thank you for watching and listening. I hope you enjoyed learning about our country.


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Forests Gorges

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Greek Nature


Όμορφη και παράξενη πατρίδα ω σαν αυτή που μου 'λαχε δεν είδα Ρίχνει να πιάσει ψάρια πιάνει φτερωτά στήνει στην γη καράβι κήπο στα νερά κλαίει φιλεί το χώμα ξενιτεύεται μένει στους πέντε δρόμους αντρειεύεται Όμορφη και παράξενη πατρίδα ω σαν αυτή που μου 'λαχε δεν είδα Κάνει να πάρει πέτρα την επαρατά κάνει να τη σκαλίσει βγάνει θάματα μπαίνει σ' ένα βαρκάκι πιάνει ωκεανούς ξεσηκωμούς γυρεύει θέλει τύρρανους Όμορφη και παράξενη πατρίδα ω σαν αυτή που μου 'λαχε δεν είδα (Οδυσσέας Ελύτης) A beautiful and strange country like the one that happened to be mine, I've never seen He throws the net to catch fish. he catches birds, he sets a boat on the ground, a garden in the water, he cries, kisses the dirt, migrates, ends up by himself, becomes a man A beautiful and strange country like the one that happened to be mine, I've never seen He tries to grab a stone, he throws it away he tries to poke in it, he makes miracles he takes a little boat, he reaches the oceans he rises in rebellion, he asks for tyrants A beautiful and strange country like the one that happened to be mine, I've never seen (Odysseas Elytis)


December brings in mind…

On Christmas Eve, children go from house to house and sing carols to the drum beatings and tinkling triangles. In the past, they received treats such as dried figs, almonds, walnuts, sweets or small gifts. Nowadays, they’re mostly offered money.

Honey cookies (melomakarona) and sugar cookies (kourabiedes) are traditional Greek sweets prepared throughout the Christmas and New Year holidays period.

Instead of a tree, people in Greece may as well decorate a boat, while a pomegranate hanging on the door is a symbol of fertility and good luck.

…Christmas!



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