DONIKA LICI - KONGRESI I MANASTIRIT ALBANIA

A well-known character of Albanian fairy tales is the doll called Kokokashta. This doll was created for me 30 years ago and is now part of my daughter's toy and one of her favorites

TOYS TO THE CZECH REPUBLIC by Lili

Khust specialized school 3, Ukraine

Ukrainian traditional toys are simple. In the old times they were made of cloth, thread, ropes and so on. Krystyna and Daryna were responsible for preparing materials for this page. They have chosen these pictures to share with you:

1) Doll "Motanka". It is called so because it is mostly made of thread of different colours and some cloth. Kids, usually, girls played with it but  it was also a sign of protection that mother tried to pass her children.  

TURKEY 

MANISA KIRKAGAC ATATURK SECONDARY SCHOOL

PROJECT TEAM 2 STUDENTS OF A.ATLI

This is a traditional villager in turkey.They used to wear these dresses on their daily lives.

Dolyna Academic Lyceum 6, Ukraine

Our "Lialka Motanka"

Primary school Ivanec, Croatia

Photo by Nika & Anja

               Serbian old toys

Vuk Karadžić Primary School, Kruševac, Serbia

There is a Toys Museum in Belgrade and students can learn a lot about old toys:

                            These toys date from prehistory!

TURKEY 

MANISA KIRKAGAC ATATURK SECONDARY SCHOOL

PROJECT TEAM 1 STUDENTS OF M.ATLI

This girl is bride. Girls used to wear these costumes as a wedding dress on their wedding ceremonies.

Prigorje Brdovečko

Croatia

Various wooden traditional toys were made by wood or by cloths.

Some of them you can look bellow.