School of the future Comenius meeting in Poland by Adam
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The document summarizes a Comenius meeting held in Poland from April 15-19, 2013. On the first day, participants met friends from other countries and took guests home for dinner with their parents. The group attended workshops on Tuesday morning and visited the Copernicus Centre museum in the afternoon. On Wednesday, they toured the National Museum and Lazienki Park, had lunch with a view from the Palace of Culture and Science. Their final trip was to the zoo on Thursday before saying goodbye to guests on Friday from various countries.
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- 2. MONDAY • On the first day we met our friends from other countries. • They all were very friendly and nice • Then we took the guests to our homes . They ate dinner and met our parents.
- 3. TUESDAY • On Tuesday we had workshops in the morning. Each of us prepared a presentation on different topics we were working on this year (facebook,the best ways to etc…)
- 4. • At 10 o’clock we went to the Copernicus Centre. I think this is one of the best museums in Warsaw . It is modern and interactive. Everybody was satisfied with this trip.
- 5. • In the afternoon we had dinner in the restaurant in the old town. The food was really good!! :D • After the lunch we went home and spent some free time with our guests.
- 6. WEDNESDAY • At 10 o’clock we visited the National Museum.This museum is really important for Polish people, because there are a lot of important historical pictures , like „Bitwa pod Grunwaldem”. •
- 7. • Next we went for a walk from the National Museum to the Lazienki Park. It was a very nice walk through green areas of our capital. • After the walk we ate lunch and went to the 30 th floor of the Palace of Culture and Science . The view was really fantastic.
- 9. THURSDAY • In the morning we had Foreign Languges Day at our school.
- 10. • Our last trip was to the Zoo . I think it was a really interesting and cool trip. There was even a shark!!
- 11. FRIDAY • On Friday we said goodbay to the guest from Holland, Bulgaria, Romania and Germany. • WE ALL MISS COMENIUS :)