MEET UHERSKE HRADISTE!

Our school decided to use popular Vuvox to make a presentation for THE WAY TO OUR SCHOOL. We made a lot of photos of Uherske Hradiste and we put the best ones in the programme. For the first time we tried to cut-out our own photos and made silhouettes which was a bit time consuming but fun. Enjoy!

By the way, these days Uherské Hradiště got the title HISTORICAL TOWN OF THE YEAR 2011.
The pupils liked the vuvox presentation a lot. We decided that each of them will make their own presentations. Most of them learned how vuvox works. Well done! Here you can see some of the presentations, just click on the picture:

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GROUP WORK FROM POLAND

Have a look at a very nice presentation MY WAY TO SCHOOL from Cracow in Poland!

PAPER POSTERS FROM BOHEMIA

Bohemia surprised us with beautiful and interesting paper posters made of boxes.

They worked on that a few lessons but their creations are worth it! :-)

What´s more, they also made a Vuvox presentation about their work on the "posters".

Very nice! Good work!

PAPER POSTERS MAKING

Hard work in Poland.

Estonian Sonja, Sasha and Alice presenting their posters.

COOL VIDEO FROM ESTONIA

Finally a video from Estonia! Their school in Tallinn looks really nice! Just watch the video...

OUR SCHOOL IS COOL POSTERS!

We had two months for making paper posters about our schools. Finding out information about our eTwinning partner schools was sometimes difficult but with the help of "contact people" we gathered some interesting information.

We didn´t know that in the Polish school the pupils wear uniforms. How interesting!

And their school is 20 years old - the same as our school!

We were also surprised to find out that in France the lesson lasts 55 minutes.

What´s more, the French school is very old - 101 years old!

The pupils were told the Estonian school has its own pool with dolphins. To say the truth we believed them a bit but at the end we were told it was just a joke! :-)