Japanese children

  The Bulgarian team goes to JAPAN!

 

              We made and  sent Christmas cards to the Japanese and Indian ambassadors in Bulgaria. 

Learn more about the Japanese symbols

 

On the 17th December we had a special guest in our classroom. Watch this video and learn more about our unforgatable day with Kumiko.

 

Trying to play like the Taiko Drumers.

 

 

 

 

Play Games and learn more about Japan

http://web-japan.org/kidsweb/games/hiragana/index.html

http://web-japan.org/kidsweb/games/gestures/index.html

http://web-japan.org/kidsweb/games/photo/index.html

School exhibition of the Japanese symbols presented by the students from the 3rd A class 137th Secondary School "Angel Kunchev" Sofia, Bulgaria

We  took part in the 11th Festival of the Japanese Culture in Sofia, Bulgaria.

We were happy to met the Japanese ambassador, Mr. Takashi Koizumi, the same ambassador, who we sent greeting card for Christmas!!! We had a great day!

It was interesting to learn that Japanese have thee ways for writing. They use Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji. It seams that it is not easy to write in Japanesbut it is worth to try!

    

Kanji

  

Contribution by the Czech team,

Základní škola, Kroměříž, Komenského nám. 440

Origami is the art of paper folding often associated with Japanese culture.

The best-known model is the crane. 

We tried a fish, whale, fox, butterfly, crab, crane, dog and pig.

http://www.origami-make.org/

Contribution by Primary School "San Tarcisio" - ICT Coordinator Cira Serio

The fans dance. Tribute to Japanese friends

Our students and we,  had fun to find out the distance between us and the countries that have known during the collaboration with other project partners. We used: Distance.to

 

Contribution by the Primary School "A. Maestri" Sala Baganza - ITALY

 

 

 

Contribution by the "IC MEDESANO" School - Medesano - ITALY

Sport has a significant part in the fabric of modern day Japanese life. From a young age children join school teams, instilling a sense of camaraderie, pride, hard work and dedication. Modern sports such as baseball, badminton, tennis and football are very popular among young people also if Japan is better known for sports with a more ancient and traditional profile.

  Contribution by  Secondary School "St. Ivan Rilski", Sofia, Bulgaria

by the Bulgarian team

5th September, 2016

                               Dear friends, the new school year has just started!

Although the project is finished, my children continue to suprise me! They continue to explore different cultures, languages and traditions.

                                       Cristy has made this beatiful origami and has brought it to school. 

Cristy has learnt how to introduce herself in Japanese without any help. She and Raya recorded a video for you.

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Cute origami made by Raya