The second day was good for our Italian group.
The lessons in the morning were satisfactory: we have proposed to two class of about 10 and 11 years old a P.E. lesson. We think the lessons came out good because children had enjoyed themselves. The trip in the afternoon has been quite interesting because, after studying geology, we tried to recognize rocks as our science teacher said in her lessons.(Giovanni Gallo, Italy)
 Czech group also enjoyed the day, We have teached our psychics lesson in two classes and it went pretty well. The children didn't really understand us very well but still were active and entertained.. We have also liked the trip to Saeva Dupka. I wasn't in a cave for years. It was a nice reminder.(Amal Milan Dzuga, Czech Republic)
The Belgian team performed well! We did a breakout game in a maths lesson. The children solved maths questions and this way they could unlock the secret box. As a reward of the hard work they got a Belgian chocolate and some candy. We loved the design lesson because we had the best logo!
We would like to thank the translators on our trip in the cave! It's a very beautyful cave! ​

Steven De Foer, a mathematics teacher from Belgium, teaches a lesson in Mathematics in the 6th grade of SU” Vasil Levski”, on the subject of Degrees. The pupils were very impressed with this kind of English lesson. They were very worried and listened carefully and with interest. They managed to understand and solve the tasks and enjoyed the new lesson.

David Hurley- mathematics teacher from Kells, Ireland teaches a lesson in Mathematics in the 11th grade on Geometric Progression.

Students in this class were also very impressed with this teaching. They understood the contents and listened carefully. The lesson they liked very much.

Ms. Krasimira Tomeva taught to the teachers - a guest CLIL lesson in Biology in the 10th grade on "Sensitive organ - eye". She uses an interactive presentation and worksheets in Bulgarian and English. Pupils enjoyed and very  liked the CLIL lesson.

 

Gabriel Mihov:

The Astronomy lesson, presented at the first meeting in the Czech Republic, was created with the help of Physics teachers from our school. Paper models of the planets were used and also dough balls and plastic sticks, which had to be arranged as constellations as a part of a game. The students were interested in the subject and paid attention throughout the lesson. After the lesson a fun quiz was presented containing questions considering the information from the lesson in which the students answered correctly to all of the questions.

Angel Gotsov:

 

We presented our Biology lesson in front of primary school students. It was about the relationships between animals and food chains. We prepared a presentation which included interesting videos and pictures. After that we played a few games on the subject. The students were very active and everyone of them wanted to participate in the games. Overall, the students understood and enjoyed our lesson.

 

 

Steven De Foer, a mathematics teacher from Belgium, teaches a lesson in Mathematics in the 6th grade of SU” Vasil Levski”, on the subject of Degrees. The pupils were very impressed with this kind of English lesson. They were very worried and listened carefully and with interest. They managed to understand and solve the tasks and enjoyed the new lesson.

 

 

David Hurley- mathematics teacher from Kells, Ireland teaches a lesson in Mathematics in the 11th grade on Geometric Progression.

Students in this class were also very impressed with this teaching. They understood the contents and listened carefully. The lesson they liked very much.

 

Ms. Krasimira Tomeva taught to the teachers - a guest CLIL lesson in Biology in the 10th grade on "Sensitive organ - eye". She uses an interactive presentation and worksheets in Bulgarian and English. Pupils enjoyed and very  liked the CLIL lesson.

 

Friday 28th October

Pumpkin workshop
Folk traditional dance
Opening Science on Stage
​Farewell Dinner