Before the visit in London the students of Zespół Szkół Uzdrowiskowych were very busy. They prepared the bookmarks for the British students and the older students with their educators - small glass paintings for our partner schools. They packed everything very carefully and said good bye to our mascot - Hadwalunia.
See some pictures.
Otava school's third class made a trip into forest nearby. In the forest there is a little swamp. There pupils took watersamples which other classes are going to research afterwards. Water wasn't everything we found. From the swamp we found also cranberries so everyone got a taste of bitter wildberry. We also had our lunch by the fire. Of course we fried some sausages.
As soon as we came back from the London meeting, we spoke to the pupils about the WIKI "weather journal" and we formed some groups who would be in charge of this activity. Right in front of the school they have put the rain measuring devices and the thermometre. The physics/chemistry teacher, Viorica Cortojan explained to the students how, how often and when to measure the temperature and the quantity of precipitations.
What if it rains at night and especially if it pours? We could approximate, I suppose. Or search other "sources".
The Water Art Exhibition took place in Calheta, from 19th July to 25th July, along with many other art exhibitions during the July's Festival (Festival de Julho, in Portuguese), a Festival that is held every year and combines music, art, sports and other activities. With the support of Calheta's Town Hall we were able to hold a successful art exhibition. Take a quick look at how it was displayed:
The
international water art exhibition was opened in our school on the last school
day of the school year, i.e. June 22nd. There were lots of children,
parents and grandparents who came to school for the traditional festivity that
all schools in Romania organize on this last school day. They could visit the
exhibition, admire the children’s works of art and find out interesting things
about our Comenius project.