Good wishes to our project

Hello to all of you,

In Turkey, we have a custom when a coulpe gets marries, people make the bride eat honey at the entrance door while she was entering her house after the wedding ceremony.It means she will be tolerant and use soft words when talking to someone.We ate honey in the classroom at the beginning of this project so that we could finish the project tolerantly and tactfully.We hope we will work with some partners forever, as the project team is wonderful.

  

 Lots of love from the Turkish team

Hello everybody,

It's an old Greek custom to smash a pomegranate against the door of our house on New Year's Day in order to bring good luck to our home.The more the seeds, the luckier and more prosperous we'll be.The pomegranate is a blessed Superfood, present in Greek mythology as the symbol of fertility.So, it seems appropriate to us to smash this pomegranate, which eTwinners have painted, for our new project wishing all of us the BEST of luck.We are really delighted that a new eTwinning experience has just started!

The Greek team 

                       

Hi everyone,

We enjoyed reading about the old Greek custom,Unfortunately, in the Czech Republic we don't grow pomegranates, but apples. It happens that we have a Christmas custom with apples. On Christmas Eve, if you cut an apple in the middle and there is a star, it is a good sign and you will be healthy and happy all the new year.If there is a cross, it is no good for you. Now, at the beginning of this project, we have cut an apple and you can see on your own the beautiful star in the middle - it is great and our project is going to be great, too.

The Czech team