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This document introduces an e-twinning group from the 3rd High School of Ymittos in Athens, Greece for the 2014-2015 year. It lists the group's goals of chatting, sharing, exchanging, having fun, and creating a teen magazine. It then provides photos and names of some of the group members, both male and female, and photos of the school and e-twinning activities. It concludes by inviting others to join them on a journey of sharing, exchanging, and communicating ideas in their teen magazine focused on culture and friendship.
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- 1. 3rd High School of Ymittos Athens, Greece E- twinning group 2014 -2015
- 2. We are the Greek e-twinners …. Let’s chat and communicate Let’s share and exchange Let’s have fun and play Let’s create our teen magazine
- 3. Who we are ....... in short! At the top yard of our school, under the Greek flag, and … Acropolis in the background!
- 4. Some members of the e-twinning team 2014-2015 The boys Theodore Alex George John Stelios The girls Stefi Nasia Sofia Catherine Marinoe Marina
- 5. Snaps of our school & our e-twinning life!
- 6. Λεζάντα
- 7. Let’s take this journey of sharing, exchanging and communicating ideas ….
- 8. … on “My magazine, my culture, your friend”.
- 9. The end …