The European Chain Reaction: Slovak Chain Reaction (Slovakia)

Friday, January 14, 2011

Slovak Chain Reaction (Slovakia)

5 comments:

Dave Schrauwen14 January 2011 at 16:09
I like it that you continue switching between things and persons creating a nice mix-up on a human-machine-chain-reaction...

Good job!

Good luck on the voting, next week!
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Szkola Podstawowa16 January 2011 at 23:57
A very nice mixtue and a good idea to slow it down. You’ve managed to take control over the chain reaction.
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Jinthe17 January 2011 at 17:56
I love this!
The children will have to work hard to make this!

I myself also made to the sixth year

I wish you good luck with the vote!

Greetings from Belgium
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Ksenija17 January 2011 at 20:45
Hello!
This chain combination is a VERY CHARMING combination of CHILDREN's 'intervention' and 'tool performance'.
This combination of pupils' 'support' in realising the chain game I find very cute, creative and successful!
My congratulations to the children, teachers and the whole school!
GREAT JOB!!!
Good luck!
Ksenija
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Juan Sánchez-Garrido Escudero18 January 2011 at 21:53
A beautiful way to introduce the human factor in your chain reaction. A good experience. Greetings from Spain.
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Bulgaria

Croatia

Hi from Zadar, an ancient, 3 thousand old Mediterrannean beauty on the Adriatic coast. The main part of Zadar is our peninsula that is surrounded by medieval walls. Apart from many churches, museums, galleries...there are two modern tourist attractions: 'Greetings to the sun' and 'Sea organs' (music is produced by the waves). Our Bartula kasica Primary school is situated in the suburbs of Zadar. There are about one thousand students (aged 7 to 4) who attend school in 2 shifts.They teach English as the first foreign language from the first grade, but can choose Italian or German in the grade 4. We are happy to offer our pupils the chance to meet their international pals through many eTwinning projects we take part in as much as by taking part in Comenius Project.
Visit our school website!

Iceland

Flataskóli is a compulsory elementary school. The pupils are from 6 to 12 years old (1st to 7th grade) In the school are nearly 300 pupils and about 50 members of staff, teachers and others employees. Flataskóli is located in Garðabær, a town of 10.000 inhabitants, 14 km south of Reykjavík. Flataskóli is the oldest educational establishment in Garðabær and the school is founded on trust and stability. Good behaviour together with a positive attitude and ethos are hallmarks of Flataskóli. The school has a speicial outdoor teaching area in a grove nearby in harmony with a stream and lava. The seashore is within walking distance from school.

Malta

Hi from Rabat, Malta. Malta is a small island (part of an archipelago, covering a total area of 300km). Rabat is situated near the old capital of Malta and is very rich in archeological finds especailly from the Roman era.

Our school is a public primary for both boys and girls. It consists of 2 seperate buildings and it caters for about 500 students from age 3 to 11. All children learn two languages: Maltese and English, and the upper classes are presently being introduced to German. The school forms part of a St. Nicholas college which joins together 6 other villages.

Lithuania

ŠIAULIAI „JUVENTA“ SCHOOL
school doors opened in 1971 in its first generation and in 1999/2000 school year, pupils and teachers chose her a new name: „Juventa“ High School. Our school always was famous of it‘s music. Our school is famous not only for his musical achievements. Our students actively participate in various arts, sports contests and competitions. The school is decorated with ever-changing exhibition of works by students. Students participate in various projects: the Comenius, eTwinning, the city and the republic. You can find a primary school drama, road safety, the fine arts section in „Juventa“ school. Visit our website!

Poland

Szkoła Podstawowa w Jaźwinie is a small village primary school in Lower Silesia Region. It is located 50 km from Wroclaw, near to German and the Czech Republic borders . It is a very small school with 13 teachers and about 80 pupils. We have a pre-school group and the youngest children are 4 years old. The oldest are 13 years old and they are pupils of year 6. Our native language is Polish but children learn English as a foreign language. Pupils are ready to build a chain reaction and eager to enter the competition. The tower you can see doesn't belong to school, it's a church tower.You can visit our school website!

Slovakia

Primary school – Levice, Slovakia

Our school is a public primary school with 710 children. It hosts classes specialized in sports - ice hockey, swimming and volleyball, and classes specialized in languages where talented children learn at least two foreign languages. The most popular are English, German and Russian language. There are also classes with children with special needs. Teachers try to perform creative lessons, so we work on many projects - etwinning, some national projects and Comenius one, too.

If you want to learn more about our school, visit the webpage www.zspodlelv.edupage.org. For those interested in projects the webpage of our Comenius project is www.comenius.webovka.eu.

Spain

The CEIP "San Juan" was founded in 1973. It´s a public school with 240 students of preschool and primary education. It is placed in Antequera, a beautiful town 43 kilometres at the north of Málaga. Antequera is in the centre of Andalusia in the south of Spain. Our school is in the suburbs of the town, but we have a nice landscape to enjoy. Some students at school are from other countries. Now we are learning the informatics technologies and we are beginning to know others schools in Europe like in this project. You can visit our website here.

The European Chain Reaction

Friday, January 14, 2011

Slovak Chain Reaction (Slovakia)

5 comments:

Belgium

Bulgaria

Croatia

England

Germany

Iceland

Malta

Lithuania

This is an eTwinning project!

Norway

Poland

Romania

Scotland

Slovakia

Spain