Classes A, B and C evaluated the eTwinning project they participated through a questionnaire:
CLICK HERE to read the teachers’ evaluation.
Classes A, B and C evaluated the eTwinning project they participated through a questionnaire:
CLICK HERE to read the teachers’ evaluation.
The last task of our project, TASK 24 was our class teaching our European friends how to say ‘ΚΑΛΑ ΧΡΙΣΤΟΥΓΕΝΝΑ‘ !
Here is how SERBIA , SLOVENIA and POLAND said it!
Here is LITHUANIA:
Class ST taught kids around Europe how to speak Greek through task 18 with a video. They chose the words, looked for the pictures on the internet and then recorded the pronunciation:
Here is how kids from all over Europe said the christmas words in Greek:
In SERBIA
In POLAND
In LITHUANIA:
This is my present for all the pupils in A, B and C for them to remember their participation in the Christmas Fun eTwinning project. This Santa was the ornament that we sent to every partner country.
Merry Christmas!
In Sweden they love candles. They light them especially during the dark autumn and winter days and of course at Christmas!Each of the four Advent Sundays they light one new candle on a special candleholder. Every morning at school kids light up candles while their teacher reads a story to them.
So, we were asked to make owr own candles!
December 9th is an important day in Sweden. Watch the TASK 9 presentation by the Swedish partners and see what they make.

Pepparkakor : a Christmas treat from Sweden
So they asked us to make Christmas biscuits and here are ours which were given to parents as a present in beautiful paper bags!
Our Christmas Fun tree has finished and it’s beautiful!!! We are all very happy and thankful to all the partners for the amazing flags, cards and ornaments that sent us.
Thank you, friends!
On December 13th, Sweded celebrates St Lucia from Syracuse, Italy. She arrives very early in the morning and brings hope, light and bread to every school, house and workplace. So, they asked us to sing our favourite Christmas song!
In Slovenia, as in every country, people decorate their Christmas tree on Christmas Eve.
In this video they showed us how to make angel decorations for our Christmas tree:
Task 10 was a Greek task. We asked our partners to try and sing the Greek Christmas Carols.
Although Greek is a difficult language, they tried their best!
CLICK HERE
to all the recipes shared by the partners gathered in an ebook. Kourambiedes written by class ST is one of them!
‘In Poland when children wait for Christmas, parents read them Christmas stories . We would to write Christmas story with you. Children from Poland will begin, then Lithuania write continue, next Slovenia, Sweden Greece, UK, and Serbia. ‘
So all the partners are writing a new Christmas story together. Today class ST wrote their part today:
-‘Let’s get to work, then!’ said Santa. ‘Let’s go to the workshop!’ he said to Christopher and the unicorn. But when they went into the workshop they couldn’t believe their eyes! Everything was upside down, the toys were broken, the tools were gone even the Christmas tree was on the floor and all the ornaments were broken. Santa was very sad and so disappointed…’What a disaster…I won’t make it…It’s impossible to repair all these toys in time for Christmas…I am afraid it will be the first Christmas that kids from the UK, Poland, Greece, Lithuania, Serbia, Slovenia and Sweden won’t get any presents…Who could have done such a bad thing?’
-‘We will help you, Santa!’ said Christopher! ‘I will go to get some help!’
So, he jumped on the unicorn’s back and left for the tall icebergs. The next day while Santa was sitting on his armchair by the fireplace making a new list with the things- to- do he heard lots of footsteps outside. He opened the door and to his surprise there was Christopher with an army of penguins ready to get to work! Santa was so excited! They started working all day and all night long. But the next morning….
Hara is going to drew an illustration for it, too!
CLICK HERE to read the whole story!
These are the carols that our partners shared. We have already started learning them!
From ITALY:
From SPAIN:
From NORWAY:
From ROMANIA:
From LITHUANIA:
From POLAND:
From CYPRUS:
Today class B opened the last envelopes. They came all the way from Poland, Lithuania and Cyprus! Then they put the decorations the flags and the cards up on the tree!


We were lucky this time!!! It was a wonderful video conference with great communication between class C and the Romanian class. Not only did they introduce themselves and exchange Christmas songs, Christmas words and wishes but they had lots of questions for each other! The Greek pupils were surprised to hear that Christmas Eve is so important in Poland and it is celebrated with a 12-course-meal that includes fish and poppy cake. They didn’t know also that in Poland carols are sung after dinner at home, wereas in Greece the kids sing carols from door to door on Christmas Eve morning. Moreover, the Polish carols are very sentimental and have serious melodies and slow rythm wereas in Greece carols are more rythmic. They were also happy to see that their Polish friends were of the same age and they were in the same class! All in all, a very nice conference! Thank you for this wonderful experience!We had fun and learned a lot!