Friday 26 November 2010

BELGIUM CHRISTMAS TREE
















These and more have been prepared by Turkish students for Belgian students' christmas tree. We hope you enjoyed them.
The stones in first picture are special stones believed them protect from the evil eye if you carry it on you.
The rag baby in other pictures were dressed in traditional clothes used in our wedding ceremonies.





Monday 22 November 2010

TILY MEETS ST NICHOLAS AND KRAMPUS




Krampus is a mythical creature. In various regions of the world – especially in Austria and Hungary– it is believed that Krampus accompanies St. Nicholas during the Christmas season.

The word Krampus originates from the Old High German word for claw (Krampen).

What is KRAMPUS doing?

He is warning and punishing bad children, in contrast to St. Nicholas, who gives gifts to good children!

He looks like the devil!



Traditionally, young men dress up as the Krampus in the first two weeks of December.

Particularly on the evening of 5.th, 6th December they roam the streets frightening children and women!

They use rusty chains, bells and - birch rods - for punishment!


In alpine areas there are similar scary figures like the Krampus - the Schiachperchten.
They do not accompany St Nicholas!

These characters scare people in processions during Dec. 24th and Jan 6th.

St. Nicholas and some Krampusses will visit our school on Dec. ???????

We will keep you informed about this scary day!!!

The First Flight




. . . so you saw the story of the first flight . . .


. . . you know: Tily & Steini had a crash with their aeroplane, because Steini did not fill the tank.


They crashed into a field, where hundreds of Pumpkins have grown. In the meantime it was nearly 5 pm, so it started to get dark. The bat attacked Tily, so they decided to build a pumkinhouse to survive. Back at school, students asked them, how they managed to build this house and they showed how they did . . .

. . . they opened the pumpkin with an old knife and hollowed it out. Some shelves of an old wooden fence were taken for the accomotation (bed, table, chair, rack . . . ).



. . . and so Mario, Emre & Thomas rebuilt the house and the furniture!!! We had great fun and Tily started to sing: "Lets spend a night together, now I need you more than ever . . . !" So they spent the weekend in their second Pumpkinhouse.








MOZART ´S WHIG

Stormy weather in Steinabrückl! The famous Austrian composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart loses his whig when going for a walk along the river Piesting in Steinabrückl.

Exhausted he enters our school and asks the pupils of the 1st class, if by chance they saw it anywhere. Fortunately Katrin's cat found it in the tree in front of our school!

Mozart is very happy, now he is properly dressed again!

Wednesday 17 November 2010

KRAMPUS - MOZART - KÜRBIS (Pumpkin)

Together with our media specialist (thank you, Mr. Wöresch!!!) we produced
three little videos
  • Tily Meets St Nicholas And Krampus (3.Klasse)
  • Mozarts Whig (1. Kasse)
  • The First Flight (Pumpkin Story, 2. Klasse)
It was not possible for us in school to split the videos into three parts, but we will comment the stories separately in posts following soon!!!

But take a little time to watch the videos!



Monday 15 November 2010

The Chestnut woman story

Our pupil's from 6th level have done this lovely video telling you the story of the angry chestnut woman. We hope you enjoy listening to them.

Tuesday 9 November 2010

LETTERS:)


Pupils in Turkey are very excited because they are writing letters for their new penpals!

Monday 8 November 2010

Chestnut Festival (Primary Students)

Cançó de tardor (4th Level Primary)

Dansa de la castanya (4th Level Primary)

Cançó de tardor (5th Level Primary)

Dansa castanya (5th Level Primary)

Cançó de tardor (5th Level Primary)

Ball castanyes (6th Level Primary)

Ball de bastons (6th Level Primary)

Chestnut Festival (Infant Education)

La Castanyera (Infant P3)

Les fulletes cauen cauen (Infant P3)

M'agrada la tardor (Infant P3)

Marrameu (Infant P4)

La tardor que jo conec (Infant P5)

Visca el ball de la castanya (Infant P5)

Pet patum (Infant P5)

Autumn fruit figures

All the school has worked making autumn fruit figures.
Do you like them?

Fruit figures on PhotoPeach

Saturday 6 November 2010

2nd Cycle Decoration

The children from 3rd and 4th level have worked hard together to made very original decorations.

2nd Cycle Decoration on PhotoPeach

Leaves creations on PhotoPeach



2nd cycle Chesnut activities on PhotoPeach



2nd Cycle decoration on PhotoPeach

INFANT SCHOOL DECORATION

Tily visits the Infant School and learns a lot about Autumn fruits.
He also enjoys the nice works in Autumn colours decorating the Infant School.

Infant School decoration on PhotoPeach

Friday 5 November 2010

PANELLETS

Children from Infant School and from 1st Cycle (1st and 2nd level)prepared PANELLETS(Traditional Catalan small almond cakes)for the CHESNUT FESTIVAL.
If you like, you can prepare them following the instructions.


1st Cycle Decoration

1st Cycle Decoration on PhotoPeach

It's Autumn!
We celebrate the CHESNUT FESTIVAL and decorate the school.
1st and 2nd level pupils have been working on short poems about the Autumn and they have nicely decorate them.
They have prepared a display showing their works.
You can also see the scenery they prepared for the theatre play.


Thursday 4 November 2010

3rd Cycle celebrates Halloween

The older pupils from our school love Chesnut Festivity.
They also like scaring stories and Halloween.
So they mix both of them as you can see below:


3rd cycle Halloween on PhotoPeach

Wednesday 3 November 2010


29th OCTOBER REPUBLIC DAY IN OUR SCHOOL























We congratulated our '29TH OCTOBER REPUBLIC DAY' last friday.Our dear students prepared some activities like poems and dramas as you see in the pictures. This day is too important for Turkish people because this day ,Republic has been established by our hero, 'ATATURK' and most of things like life style has changed after that.



THANKS ATATURK VERY MUCH






Our students wore traditional clothings to celebrate October 29 Republic Festival.

Chesnut women visit Folch i Torres school

We celebrate the Chesnut Festival at the end of October.
Old and young Chesnut women visited our school to tell us about their work: go to the forest to look for chesnuts, bake them and sale them to Catalan people.
It's a hard work, specially for the old woman; because it's cold.

We also celebrate Halloween. We learn many scaring words...

Castanyera's visit and Halloween display on PhotoPeach

Nature game







On Thursday we played at a different level groups Goose on nature. Thus, the children learned in a playful way about leaves, mushrooms, spiders, autumn ...
It was fun