Chain Reaction Trophy

We happily received the trophy and are now presenting it in a little video.
Thank you Dave, for endowing this trophy. We will cherish it!

And now, enjoy our version of a human chain reaction!
:-)

The music is Cafe del Mar by WEXIN.

The results...

After all votes have been counted, the jury came to this list:

1st Germany 125 points
2nd Belgium 119 points
3rd Normay 112 points
4rd Iceland 109 points
5th Scotland 95 points
6th England 81 points
7th Poland 79 points
8th Spain 76 points
9th Lithuania 66 points
10th Romania 48 points
11th Slovakia 45 points
12th Bularia 44 points
13th Croatia 15 points

European Chain Reaction Newsflash

Hi to all viewers. The votes have been counted and now comes the moment of the truth. Who has won this science competition and how fabulous is THE EUROPEAN CHAIN REACTION?

Watch and enjoy the newsflash!

Untitled from qworzoL6A on Vimeo.

Monday January 24th - 11:00 CET - The European Chain Reaction newsflash!!!

Hi all,

Friday the kids at Qworzó, Belgium, recorded the European Chain Reaction newsflash!

Tomorrow the video will be posted at 11:00 CET on this blog, so all of you can see who has won this science competition!

In this newsflash we will show the CROSS BORDER EUROPEAN CHAIN REACTION for the first time to the world!

We want to thank everybody who has contributed to this project!

I hope these kind of projects may bring peace and understanding to all cultures, religions and nationalities!

Kind regards!

Dave

The way things go ...

While we are all eagerly waiting for the final results of all the national votings to be published on Monday we would like to gap that bridge by presenting you a classical chain reaction film.
It was first shown here in Kassel in 1987 during the documenta exhibition and is now displayed in the Centre Pompidou in Paris and the Museum of Modern Art in New York.

Croatian Chain alphabet reaction (Croatia)

The Romanian Chain Reaction (Romania)

Slovak Chain Reaction (Slovakia)

A small chain from Poland

Hello Everybody,
at the very beginning of this project, we thought it would be an easy task, but it wasn't.
Anyway, we had a lot of fun while planning and working on it.
Our video doesn't have any music added, but you can hear pupils' voices instead :) so ... it's not a silent movie. These are 5th and 1st grade pupils.

We have already watched your productions and must say that we've been amazed how creative and smart some of you are.!!!

Best wishes from Poland.

The chain from Iceland

Hello all

Here comes our part in this project. It took blood, sweat and tears to finish it, but here it is. But after watching a few videos of chain reactions our students had a brainstorming session on how their chain should look like. In the end they desided that their chain should be the outline of their home country, Iceland. We had a few rehearsals in our classroom which went well. The final lineup went very well and the class shoved a great teamwork. We really enjoyed working on this project and encourage others to do the same or simular projects. We hope you enjoy it.

Teachers and students in grade 6 in Flataskóli.

The Bulgaria Chain Reaction

It was one of the funniest thing we have ever done:We enjoyed e lot because it was not obedient- the chain fell down when it wanted or the air blew up it:)))
Good luck to everyone!!!

Germany's Chain Reaction

Here we go with the German entry to the European Chain Reaction.
After a week of building and some hours of editing we hope that you will enjoy our two-minute-video as much as we enjoyed this whole project.



If you have trouble loading the HD video click here for a smaller version:
http://www.vimeo.com/18713406

ENGLAND's CHAIN REACTION

Our contribution, if a bit rushed, is ready just in time to meet the deadline! We look forward to being able to view everyone else's work over the coming week. All should go smoothly once we have worked out how to bypass our authorities strict firewall policy!!

The Lithuanian Chain Reaction (Lithuania)

Scotland's chain reaction

Hello everyone!

Here is the chain reaction from the Scottish class, in Yester Primary School. The whole class took part in many tests, as the children thought about how they could create something completely on their own, and finally seven boys were chosen to create the end result. They had help and advice from the other pupils too.

We hope you enjoy watching the video, and we certainly look forward to seeing all the other chain reactions when we come back to school next week.

Good luck to all the competitors!

Chain reaction from Norway

Dear partners!

Due to the strict rules and copyright law, we couldn't add Diana Ross' Chain Reaction to our video (just offline - and it sounds GREAT!).
So, our video is a silent video - but we would like you to play her song (if you find it at YouTube, or have a CD playing along when watching the video, that is up to you;-))

We enjoyed our project a lot - now we're looking forward to see all yours, and of course; Dave's "European Chain Reaction (all our videos together).

Kind regards, Britha and her classes (4th. and 5th. grade) from Skare barneskule

CONGRATULATIONS TO the HUMAN CHAIN REACTION video

Hi!
I'm very impressed by the fabulous, intelligent, charming and funny 'HUMAN CHAIN REACTION' video!
So clever, yet, so easy!
So creative, with moral & fairplay & clear, meaningful messages!
I'm thrilles, as is my Croatian team!
Well done, Dave!

CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!
Ksenija

The Belgian Chain Reaction (Belgium)

After a lot of hours experimenting and practising, finally we are ready to upload The Belgian Chain Reaction. We hope you like our entry and we look forward to watching appear the other videos to the blog! We wish you all the best for 2011!

The Belgian Chain Reaction from Qworzó on Vimeo.

MERRYCHRISTMAS

MERRY CHRISTMAS from aurelija on Vimeo.