Comenius friends in the wind

All the European friends with their own colours met in the sky thanks to the wind... From the air-dryer !!!!
Pupils said:
" They play and dance in the clouds, they jump from a cloud to another.They are happy to be together."

The chestnut

The french pupils say: "Hello !" to their european friends , underneath the chestnut of the playground. Now, It's time to eat chestnuts. It's very good !

Friendship

Our (Portugal) Gifts to Ploubazlanec

Good morning Song (Canção do Bom Dia)

CANÇÃO DO BOM DIA

Lá na minha escola

há um jardim

e muitos amigos

que gostam de mim.

Quando chego lá...

Lá, lá lará,

Olho para eles

e digo assim:

- Bom Dia à Lara!

- Bom Dia!

- Bom Dia à Beatriz!

- Bom Dia!

- Bom Dia à Rita!

- Bom Dia!

- Bom Dia à Margarida!

- Bom Dia!

- Bom Dia à Mariana!

- Bom Dia!

- Bom Dia à Sofia!

Bom Dia!

- Bom Dia ao Lucas!

- Bom Dia!

- Bom Dia ao António!

- Bom Dia!

- Bom Dia ao Murilo!

- Bom Dia!

- Bom Dia ao Jason!

- Bom Dia!

- Bom Dia ao Carlos!

- Bom Dia!

- Bom Dia ao Luís!

- Bom Dia!

- Bom Dia à Mariana!

- Bom Dia!

- Bom Dia ao Hugo!

- Bom Dia!

- Bom Dia à Carolina!

- Bom Dia!

- Bom Dia à Lara!

- Bom Dia!

- Bom Dia à Maria Helena!

- Bom Dia!

- Bom Dia à Beatriz!

- Bom Dia!

- Bom Dia à Margarida!

- Bom Dia!

- Bom Dia à Rosélia!

- Bom Dia!

- Bom Dia à Nené!

- Bom Dia!

A todos Bom Dia!

Bom Dia!

GOOD MORNING

In my school there is a garden

and many friends who love me

when I arrive there, I look at them

and I say accordingly:

Good morning Lara!

Good morning!

...

Martenitsa

We find this custom very nice. So each child in the kindergarten made his own Martenitsa and put it on his hand till we saw a bloomy bush. Definitly we saw some bloomy bushes in our gardens, so now spring is coming quickly in Germany.

Heidi Quéré

Freund

In German „friend“ is written „FREUND“. Can you find all letters to write „FREUND“?

Martenitsa

March 1. is a day of the rich Bulgarian tradition, and wishes for health, love and a good harvest. This is the time when Bulgarians exchange amulets - the so called bulgarian "Martenitsa" and tell each other, "Chestita Baba Marta" (Happy Granny March).

Martenitsas offered by the Deutscher Kindergarten Erich-Kästner

Martenitsa is a small piece of adornment, made of white and red yarn and worn from March 1st until the 22nd March (or the first time an individual sees a stork or swallow). Mart is the Bulgarian word for the month of March.
The name of the holiday is Baba Marta, a Bulgarian tradition related to welcoming the upcoming spring. The month of March, according to Bulgarian folklore, marks the beginning of springtime.
Therefore, the first day of March is a traditional holiday associated with sending off winter and welcoming spring.

St. Vallentine's Day