This year's 20th celebration of the European Day of Languages was filled with interesting activities as well.
My 8-year-old students enjoyed designing postcards for their friends in the Walking around Europe eTwinning project. They drew the symbols of Kikinda: a mammoth called Kika, a dry horse-powered mill called suvača, small long-eared owls called ušare and pumpkins called ludaje.
They've also collaborated on the joint multilingual dictionary.
My Class 4 students had fun learning and saying Hello in different languages.
My older students enjoyed creating their digital postcards, writing greetings, and playing the Kahoot quiz.
