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The document summarizes activities during a Comenius exchange program in Poland from Monday to Friday. On Monday, the group participated in school lessons in Mszana Dolna and visited Tobołów and the Gorce National Park. Tuesday included an official opening and presentations on "The 4 Elements of Nature", dancing from the Portuguese students, and sports at school. The rest of the week consisted of workshops at an open air museum in Zubrzyca, seeing the castle in Niedzica and Lake Czorsztyn, visiting thermal pools in Bukowina Tatrzańska, touring the famous salt mine in Wieliczka, walking around Kraków, and along the Wisła
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Comenius 2014 poland
- 1. COMENIUS 2014 Poland – Mszana Dolna
- 2. Monday: Our Comenius friends took part in school lessons
- 3. Next we went to Tobołów.
- 5. Then we visited the Gorce National Park
- 7. Tuesday: OFFICIAL OPENING OF THE MEETINGOFFICIAL OPENING OF THE MEETING AND PRESENTATIONSAND PRESENTATIONS “The 4 Elements of Nature”
- 8. The Portuguese students danced.
- 10. After that we did some sports – dancing at school. .
- 12. Wednesday: We went to Zubrzyca and we had workshops in the Open Air Museum.
- 17. We saw the beautiful castle in Niedzica.
- 19. Next we went to Lake Czorsztyn.
- 20. In the afternoon we went to the thermal pools in Bukowina Tatrza skań .
- 21. Thursday: We visited the famous salt mine in Wieliczka.
- 23. Then we walked around Kraków.
- 25. Friday: We walked along the Wisła river.
- 28. Some more photos from Comenius:
- 35. TThank you for your attention.hank you for your attention.