On the Day of European Languages, the kindergarten held activities to teach children about different European countries and cultures. The children visited the library to research European nations using books, atlases, and a globe. They listened to European music and danced. The goal was to help the children understand that each country has its own language and customs, and that learning English can help people from different European countries communicate and get to know one another better.

1. Day of European Languages
On 26th September we held the Day of
European Languages in our kindergarten.
This event had even a bigger importance
since we have relations with other
European countries, with our project
manager.

2. 
We began our
project with a visit
to the nearby library
where we did some
research.

3. We collected book about European countries,
atlases, we studied the globe,

4. listened to music and danced.

5. We made the conclusion that each nation has its
own language, culture, customs.

6. To get to know them
closer we need one
common language.
This common language
is English. Our aim is to
make students get
acquainted with this
language from an early
age so that they can
become European
adults.

7. To get to know them
closer we need one
common language.
This common language
is English. Our aim is to
make students get
acquainted with this
language from an early
age so that they can
become European
adults.