School in Movement: Enjoying Wealth Being in Good Health
2014-1-KA201-003518_1
Powerpoint created by José Manuel Iñigo Camacho.
2BCT I.E.S. “San Martín” Talayuela (Cáceres)
Spain 2015
`School in Movement: enjoying wealth being in good health’ is an Erasmus + project created to develop strategies related to health and welfare of young people in four schools from Italy (Liceo Volta_Fellini, Riccione) , Latvia , Spain (I.E..S San Martin, Talayuela) and Turkey (Bartin Hassan Sabri cavusoglu Fen Lisesi, Bartin).
The powerpoints uploaded here were made by four Spanish students (José Manuel Iñigo Camacho, Natalia Rivera Ávila, David Romero Trancón and Andrea Vizcaíno Pérez) who travelled to the second meeting in Turkey in November 2015. They wanted to show to their classmates what they lived there so they created and presented these products in their English lessons after having come back from Bartin.
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Erasmus +
1.
2. On our Erasmus travel, we went to Bartin, a
town located in the North of Turkey.
3. One curious thing about Turkey is that there
people cant enter home with shoes from the
street, and you cant use the shoes you use
at home on the street, or they wont enter
home again.
5. The highschool
was more or less
big and there were
a lot of very good
students. Most of
them had a very
good english level
so you can
understand them
easily.
From the
playground, there
was a very scenic
landscape
7. Here, there's a kebab we had as
dinner one night on a turkish
restaurant
And here, we were in the Glass
Terrace, where we saw wonderful
landscapes
8. Volleyball tournament
At a coffee at night
Ulukaya's
waterfall
Amasra
Having dinner on a Turkish restaurant
9. That week, we learned a lot of english, and we practiced a lot our oral skills. We also
visited a lot of places and learn to live in another culture, on a different way, eating different
food. But, the most important thing, we met a lot of people that we would like to see again.
Having dinner with my partner's
family When we left Bartin, we passed a
day on Istambul. Here, we were
on the Gran Bazar, where there
were lots of shops.
10. SCHOOL IN MOVEMENT: ENJOYING WEALTH BEING IN GOOD HEALTH
2014-1-KA201-003518_1
Powerpoint created by José Manuel Iñigo Camacho
2BCT I.E.S. “San Martin”
Talayuela (Cáceres)
Spain 2015
