Tuesday 22 June 2010

difficult words

Prohibited - zakazany
Discount - zniżka, obniżka
Luggage - bagaż
Unattended - bez opieki
Lead - smycz

Natalia T.
Aleksandra P.

Marta

My name is Marta. I go to class 1B. In my free time I like painting, going with my friends to the swimming pool and riding a bike.

Thursday 17 June 2010

To Ana

Hi Ana!
I miss you and I think it will be great fun in Bucharest. I can't wait to see you again ; )) You are an amazing girl and great friend. How are you ? Where are you going on holiday?
Love Ola ;****

to Miranda ;)

Hi Miranda ;) I'm happy that you liked in Poland.
How are you now? Where are you going on holiday?
We are finishing school on 25th June. What about you?
Love,
Marcelina ;**
P.S. I'll send you a postcard from Mallorca.

Thursday 10 June 2010

Genius Competition

There has been organised an English competiton in our school for children of 3 and 4 classes. They had to complete some funny tests monthly during the school year and then send them to our English teacher Ági. Altogether 76 children took part and 129 points was the total, and there was one little girl, Anna (9) who got all. Congratulations!

Gréti (9) and Anita (10) did nice work, too. Miss Ági awarded the best ones and they were given an English book as a prize. Well done children!





To Irina


It was pleasure to be your host.
I'm happy to be your friend.
You are an amazing girl!!
I also had a great time with you.
I can't wait to see you again.
I miss you so much!!
Love Patrycja ;PP

Tuesday 8 June 2010

Dear hosts,
We still bear in our hearts the memory of the wonderful days spent in Poland. We are back home but we are still thinking of our meetings in your school, of the Polish dance, of the Comenius alley, of the official dinner when we enjoyed ourselves beside all our friends.
Romanian team
I just want to say that I loved to stay in Patricja's house and to meet her family. They were very kind and nice. She was very friendly and we had a good time together. Her friends were funny and I loved to spend this time with them. I'm so happy because I met Pati and her friends. I enjoyed visiting Cracow and Cieszyn. I think Poland is a very beautiful country and I'll come back with pleasure anytime.
Irina

I think that the days we were in Poland were really good. The family was very welcoming and Ola too. All the new people were so funny. That was a great experience.Now I can't wait to meet them in Romania.
Ana

I think it was a beautiful experience! I was impressed by Marcelina and her family. They were kind to me. It was great in Poland and I really enjoy this project!!!!
Miranda

Friday 4 June 2010

Calligraphy




In the Galicia Jewish Museum we are participating in the caligraphy workshop.
Calligraphy (from Greek κάλλος kallos "beauty" + γραφή graphẽ "writing") is a type of visual art. It is often called the art of fancy lettering. [Wikipedia] We are listening to the lecture about Jewish culture.

Galicja



Galicja
Galicia, Galacia or Halychyna (Polish: Galicja, Ukrainian: Галичина (Halychyna), German: Galizien; Russian: Галичина (Galichina), Yiddish: גאליציע (Galitsie), Czech: Halič) is a historical region in Eastern Europe, currently divided between Poland and Ukraine, named after the Ukraіniаn city of Halych. Not to be confused with Galicia, a historic region of Spain.[Wikipedia] However, you can be confused if we say that on May, 31st, we were in former Galicja Krakow, we ate at the Galicja Restaurant and visited the Galicia Jewish Museum.

Coal Mine






Jastrzębie Zdrój is an industrial town. More than 11 000 people work in three coalmines. We are visiting the coalmine to see how mining can change the landscape.

Teachers' dinner



Polish teachers organised a barbecue for their colleagues from the Czech Republic, Hungary and Romania.

Polonez


The polonaise (Polish: polonez, chodzony; Italian: polacca) is a slow dance of Polish origin, in 3/4 time. Its name is French for "Polish." Frédéric Chopin's polonaises are generally the best known of all polonaises in classical music. Polonaise is always a first dance at a studniówka ("hundred-days"), the Polish equivalent of the senior prom, which is approximately 100 days before exams.[Wikipedia]
The oldest students at school are dancing the POLONEZ at the welcome ceremony.

Polonez