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Mateusz and his sister Ala attend primary school in Poland. They wake up at 7 am, have breakfast, and start school at 8 am. On Wednesdays they have lessons in nature, maths, Polish, art, and English. After school ends at 2 pm, Mateusz plays outside while Ala attends an English club. In the evenings they have dinner, do homework, and prepare for the next day of classes.
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Primary Integration School No. 21 in Koszalin, Poland celebrates the Day of Europe and hosts an Open Day each year to promote the school. On the Day of Europe, classes choose a European country to present through performances of songs, dances, and cultural displays of art, geography and history. Students wear traditional costumes and regional foods are served. The Open Day allows future students and parents to observe classroom activities and for children to participate in demonstrations to learn about the school. A ceremony is held where new seven-year-old students officially take an oath to become students of the school.
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The document summarizes several cultural events that took place at Primary Integration School No. 21 in Koszalin, Poland as part of the Comenius Project from 2009-2011. These included celebrating the Day of Our School Patron honoring author Kornel Makuszyński, spring competitions, traditions associated with the beginning of spring and Easter like making dolls symbolizing winter and painting Easter eggs, and a Fruit and Vegetable Day where students educated about healthy eating through a performance featuring fruit and vegetable puppets.
Sports
The document discusses various sports and activities enjoyed by students at a school. It describes soccer, running, basketball, martial arts, cycling, dancing, snowboarding, sledding, canoeing, and award ceremonies. Both individual and team sports are represented. The sports are a source of fun, fitness, competition, and creating memories for the students.
Games and plays
This document summarizes several traditional children's games from Poland, providing brief descriptions of each. It describes games such as "Chowanego" which is hide and seek, "Cymbergaj" which is a version of football using a comb and coins, "Dwaognie" or dodgeball where players try to hit each other with balls, "Guma" where girls jump over an elastic band, "Kapsle" involving flicking bottle caps in a race, "Klasy" or hopscotch, "Piłkarzyki" which is a tabletop football game, and "Zośka" where players try to flick a weighted ball up into the air. The
Constitution
The Constitution of May 3, 1791 was the second modern codified national constitution in the world. It was designed to reform the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth's political system and reduce the power of the nobility. Key reforms included establishing political equality, protecting peasant rights, and replacing the liberum veto with a constitutional monarchy. However, neighboring powers opposed these reforms and the constitution lasted only one year before being overturned by a Russian-backed confederation in the War in Defense of the Constitution. May 3rd became an important Polish national holiday commemorating the pro-democratic constitution.
Polish independence day
Polish Independence Day is celebrated annually on November 11th to commemorate Poland regaining sovereignty in 1918 after 123 years of partition among Russia, Prussia, and Austria. The holiday marks Poland reestablishing independence after World War I and the defeat of occupying forces, when Józef Pilsudski assumed leadership and began building Poland as a nation with its own military and government. November 11th has been a national holiday celebrating Polish independence since 1919.
National lithuanian musical instrument
The document discusses Lithuanian national musical instruments. It mentions that The New Grove Dictionary of Musical Instruments from 1984 lists 48 Lithuanian instruments, and the major ones are the kankles (zither), ragai (horns), and skuduciai (pan pipes). The skuduciai are wooden pipes that are 8-20 cm long and 1-3 cm in diameter, with each pipe producing a single note. Panpipes called skuduciai were very popular for instrumental music and songs in the northern region of Aukstaitija. In the 20th century the instrument was modified and became part of folklore groups' repertoire.
National lithuanian festival
Kaziukas Fair is an annual traditional crafts and arts festival held in Lithuania every March. It celebrates Lithuanian folk arts and crafts where craftsmen sell handicrafts such as pottery, woodcarving, weaving and metalworking. These unique handicrafts reflect Lithuanian culture and traditions and use ancient techniques. A key part of the festival is Verbos, decorations made of dried flowers and herbs. The festival takes place in the central streets of Kaunas where thousands of visitors buy handicrafts and support local artisans.
National lithuanian dishes
Cepelinai are a traditional Lithuanian dish made of grated potatoes and a filling. The filling is typically ground pork but can also be cottage cheese. To make cepelinai, grated raw potatoes are squeezed dry and mixed with boiled potatoes and salt. The potato mixture is formed around a center of the meat filling and folded into an oblong shape before being boiled for 30 minutes. The document also provides a recipe for potato pancakes made from grated potatoes, egg, onion, flour and fried until golden brown.
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- 1. Comenius Project 2009-2011 Primary Integration School No 21, Koszalin, Poland My usual day - Wednesday
- 2. MATEUSZ & ALA’S USUAL DAY My name’s Mateusz and this is my sister Ala. We go to primary school. We usually get up at about 7 o’clock and then have breakfast.
- 3. The school starts at 8’oclock.
- 4. This is a Nature lesson. And this is a Polish lesson.
- 5. My sister is having an English club. We usually have five or six lessons a day. On Wednesday we have: Nature, Maths, Polish, Art and English.
- 6. This is my friend, Franek. We usually sit together during classes. This is my Class, 5 b. We like to spend time together
- 7. After school, at about 2 o’clock I go outdoors. In the evening we have dinner.
- 8. Then we do our homework and prepare for the next day classes.
- 9. THANK YOU!