Erasmus Plus Read Aloud Rise Europe

niedziela, 8 marca 2015

Italy meeting in Rimini

Bologna at the library

At Neptun's monument

At the church in Bologna

Entance at italian school

School

At school

Italian Headmaster

Polish team and Gabor (Hungary) at school

Polish team at the entrance to school

At the beach

Students at the beach

All "Erasmus + R.A.R.E." team together in Italy

Workshops

Paulina, Klaudia and Ola

Art classroom

Workshops

Pinokio

Workshops

Lunch in Italy

Polish students with certificates

Polish girls with their works

Artistic workshops

Polish team at the famous gate

Polish team with certificates

Polish and Hungarian gift exchanging

Wonerful panorama of Florence

Church in Ravenna

Church in Florence
We had a project meeting in Italy in Rimini on 23-27 February 2015. We were two teachers and eight students from Polish school. We had an art workshops. Students prepared the books cover of "Pinokio". It was an excellent experience because our partner from Italy is an artistic high school. We saw beautiful places and historical monuments in Rimini, Bologna, Ravenna and Florence. That was incredible time for us! We miss Italy.

"Pinokio" in our school

Students from our school have read "Pinokio" and they have prepared the short drama plays. You can see them at the photos above. They were very happy and the scenes were excellent. They did a lot of work with the costumes and their roles. Well done!!!

wtorek, 3 lutego 2015

THE WORLD CLASSICS THAT WILL BE READ AND STUDIED MONTHLY DURING THE PROJECT

BOOKS FOR THE FIRST YEAR (OCTOBER 2014 - MAY 2015):

1. Pinocchio - C. Collodi
2. Robinson Crusoe - Daniel Defoe
3. The Lord of the Flies - W. Golding
4. One Minute Stories - Istvan Örkeny
5. Romeo and Juliet – William Shakespeare
6. Pollyanna - Eleanor H. Porter
7. Frankenstein – Mary Shelley
8. Harry Potter and the Philosopher`s Stone - J. K. Rowling

BOOKS FOR THE SECOND YEAR (OCTOBER 2015 - MAY 2016):

1. The Prince and the Pauper - Mark Twain
2. Little Prince – Antoine de Saint Exupery
3. A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens
4. The Snow - O. Pamuk
5. Metamorphoses - F. Kafka
6. The Picture of Dorian Gray – Oscar Wilde
7. Animal Farm – George Orwell
8. The Witchman Blood of Elves- Andrzej Sapkowski

Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe

Our students have read "Robinson Crusoe" by Daniel Defoe and they talked about this interesting book. Their literature teacher has organized Oxford debate about Robinson and his adventures. It has been very impressive.