Tily learns about games we play in the park! Watch and enjoy the video!
Monday, 8 March 2010
Buildings in Barcelona (6th Level)
Tily learns about "Buildings in Barcelona". Children from Spain talk about buildings in this video. Watch and enjoy it!
Popular traditions in Barcelona (6th Level)
Tily learns about Popular traditions in Barcelona! Watch and enjoy the video!!!!
Thursday, 25 February 2010
GAME: MAKING BUBBLES
"Tily" learns the outdoor activities children like doing in the playground!
HOW TO MAKE “SOAP BUBBLES”
How to create floating, shimmering bubbles in the air!!!!
Things you’ll need:
Distilled water
Dish detergent
Glycerine
Large plastic bowl with cover
Length of wire
STEP 1
Fill a plastic bowl with distilled water. You can use tap water, but distilled water tends to make stronger, longer-lasting bubbles.
STEP 2
Add a cup dish-washing liquid and some glycerine to the water. Mix the ingredients gently but thoroughly; you want them blended, but you don’t want to create suds.
STEP 3
Cover the bowl until you’re ready to start blowing bubbles.
STEP 4
Twist a length of wire into a loop to make a bubble wand. You can also use cookie cutters or discarded plastic bubble wands from store-bought bubble bottles. The larger the loop, the bigger the bubbles will be, but larger bubbles have a harder time maintaining their integrity.
STEP 5
Open the lid and dip your wand in the mixture. Raise it to your lips and blow. Bubbles should come floating out.
HOW TO MAKE “SOAP BUBBLES”
How to create floating, shimmering bubbles in the air!!!!
Things you’ll need:
Distilled water
Dish detergent
Glycerine
Large plastic bowl with cover
Length of wire
STEP 1
Fill a plastic bowl with distilled water. You can use tap water, but distilled water tends to make stronger, longer-lasting bubbles.
STEP 2
Add a cup dish-washing liquid and some glycerine to the water. Mix the ingredients gently but thoroughly; you want them blended, but you don’t want to create suds.
STEP 3
Cover the bowl until you’re ready to start blowing bubbles.
STEP 4
Twist a length of wire into a loop to make a bubble wand. You can also use cookie cutters or discarded plastic bubble wands from store-bought bubble bottles. The larger the loop, the bigger the bubbles will be, but larger bubbles have a harder time maintaining their integrity.
STEP 5
Open the lid and dip your wand in the mixture. Raise it to your lips and blow. Bubbles should come floating out.
GAME: Tily in Spain learns about our Comenius Partners
Tily in Spain learns about our Comenius Partners!
Watch this presentation and try to answer the Questionnaire.
Watch this presentation and try to answer the Questionnaire.
1- Which one is the typical Italian food?
a) Pizza
b) Kebab
c) Wiener Snitzel
d) Chocolate
a) Pizza
b) Kebab
c) Wiener Snitzel
d) Chocolate
2- Which one is Belgian?
a) Nihat
b) Audrey Hepburn
c) Leonardo Da Vinci
d) Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
a) Nihat
b) Audrey Hepburn
c) Leonardo Da Vinci
d) Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
3- Which flags are red and white?
a) Austria
b) Turkey
c) Italy
d) A and B
a) Austria
b) Turkey
c) Italy
d) A and B
4- Which country has more population?
a) Austria
b) Belgium
c) Italy
d) Turkey
5- What is the official language in Austria?
a) Austrian
b) German
c) English
d) Italian
6- Who invented the Fried potatoes?
a) French
b) Belgian
c) American
d) Spanish
7- Who was Herge?
a) Tintin creator
b) Famous actor
c) Painter
d) Musician
a) Tintin creator
b) Famous actor
c) Painter
d) Musician
8- What languages do Belgian people speak?
a) Belgian
b) Flemish or Dutch
c) French
d) B and C
a) Belgian
b) Flemish or Dutch
c) French
d) B and C
9- Mahmut Cüda was a:
a) Painter
b) Writer
c) Musician
d) Football player
a) Painter
b) Writer
c) Musician
d) Football player
10- Where is the Schönbrunn castle?
a) Turkey
b) Belgium
c) Italy
d) Austria
a) Turkey
b) Belgium
c) Italy
d) Austria
Comenius Countries
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Monday, 22 February 2010
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