autumn colours

The Autumn Colours Musical audition with video presentation (see YouTube LonelyMoonRise for English version) - capturing the changes that occur in nature at the beginning of autumn; stressing the feelings that are present in human soul during the season.

October, a poem by George Top창rceanu music: Tudor Gheorghe October has left on the fields Yellow and red carpets.

Waves of silver clouds pass by And roosters sound like love.

Gone late untimely, Autumn is walking through the gardens With plaited mantles full Of chrysanthemums.

I always watch the barometer And I shudder when is goes down a little bit Because the sun is still smaller In diameter.

And it is hardly floating on its way Like a marchioness As if the whole Universe Is watching after her surprised.

But under the warm sky as in May White days follow one another Even more shifting and more Subtle...

Autumn Cry, a poem by: Vasile Voiculescu music: Tudor Gheorghe Autumn was never (Romanian Autumn), a poem by: Tudor Arghezi music: Tudor Gheorghe Autumn, a poem by: Octavian Goga music: Tudor Gheorghe Let me Autumn the Green Trees, a poem by: Ana Blandiana music: Margareta P창slaru

A lily, confused By her missy appearance, Turned yellow and went mad And blossomed with excitement For the second time...

Making leaf collages Four classes (VI A, VI B, VI C, VII B) thought how to stick meaningful autumn leaves but only VII B class won the competition.

Our understanding was that during the dissemination activities related to the autumn season only the winners to be shown.

So, they stuck and thought and here's what came out!

Making autumn collages using coloured paper and different techniques

VI A class with their works using the Quilling or paper filigree technique

IV B class presenting their collages with pumpkins using the paper cutting and pasting technique

Making autumn arrangements

VI A, VI B, VI C classes – What happens to trees and tiny animals during the autumn?

V A and V B classes – Expressing autumn

VI A and VIII A – Autumn over Romanians

I A and II A classes – Autumn basket

VIII B and VIII C classes – Autumn seen from the grandparents’ yard

VI A and V B classes – Autumn corn story (asking about the utility of the grain, leaves, stalk, cob and husk)

VIII C class - Autumn flowers in pot (using encasing eggs)

The teachers’ arrangement – Next to the ant’s house (listening to the story and stressing the main ideas)

THE ANT AND THE CRICKET During the wintertime, an ant was living off the grain that he had stored up for himself during the summer. The cricket came to the ant and asked him to share some of his grain.

The ant said to the cricket, 'And what were you doing all summer long, since you weren't gathering grain to eat?' The cricket replied, 'Because I was busy singing I didn't have time for the harvest.' The ant laughed at the cricket's reply, and hid his heaps of grain deeper in the ground. 'Since you sang like a fool in the summer,' said the ant, 'you better be prepared to dance the winter away!'

What can I say about the ant?

The ant was busy during summer.

She was gathering food for winter.

The ant was wise.

What’s the moral of the story?

To work hard and plan for the future.

In this respect a Romanian saying says: You must make sledge in summer and wagon in winter!

The most industrious girls (VI A class: Mirela, Petronela, Maria) awarded by the sewing teacher Mrs. ChiĹŁu Sofica for the arranging of the most beautiful plate with cooked vegetables and raw food.

The girls have noticed how the kitchen apron is made.

III A class - The cabbage and apples have life and say goodbye to Autumn!