Sunday, 1 June 2014
Friday, 25 April 2014
Tuesday, 22 April 2014
Self-moving vehicles in Poland
Polish pupils have made paper boats which have managed to flow with the help of the wind and water currents. Here you can see the links to short films documenting our work:
http://youtu.be/dibW9yRXDZ8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BbS_mbmm3yM&feature=youtu.be
Ecological, moveable machine constructed by class IV c
It`s half a car- half a yacht. The base of the vehicle
is a piece of foamed polystyrene wrapped around by old fabrics , a sail is made
of linen and wooden barbecue sticks. The most difficult part of our project was
the way the machine should be moved- how to connect the driving axle (wooden
sticks ) with wheels (plastic caps from bottles) to the main part of the
vehicle ?!
But finally our inventor FILIP solved the problem – he
used old metal clothes clips and some plasticine !
We tried to give the movement to the vehicle by
blowing into the sail. At first we
practiced with the power of our lungs
(the results weren`t satisfied ) then we used the stream of air produced by
hairdryer. Although our vehicle moved not too far the young inventors were
happy!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfyKASbO_WA&feature=youtu.be











Walk to school poster/Polish pupils working on the project

Outdoor learning in Poland
Here you can find the link to a short film on our outdoor learning week. We have been discovering nature sounds around our school. We have also found some objects we could name in English. Have a nice watching!
http://youtu.be/3On73BWHtSw
Monday, 21 April 2014
Displays of project work in Poland
Our pupils and teachers have prepared Comenius project displays that can be seen in our local library and on our school corridor walls. There you can see our collection of artworks, crafts and booklets made by the children from Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, Spain and Poland. Here you can look at some photos showing the displays:








Polish children have collected their works in the portfolios which can be seen in our local library.







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