EQL 2024

The eTwinning European Quality Labels (a total of 17453) for 2104 projects carried out during the 2023/24 school year were awarded on 12 November 2024. I'm proud to say that the projects I collaborated on with my pupils are among them:

• Inspiring Museums and
• We Learn Together, We Grow Together.

My Favourite Sandwich

Both groups of my Class 4 pupils accepted my suggestion, prepared their favourite sandwiches at home, brought them to school, presented them to their classmates, and finally enjoyed eating them together.

Exemplar Lesson Plan

I am happy that the lesson plan about the weather I carried out last year with my Class 4 pupils has been commended in the international competition organised by Eduka Publishing Company.

The promotion of the Collection of all winning and commended lesson plans was organized on 24 October at the Book Fair in Belgrade.

Sing a Rainbow

The all-time favourite song about the colours of the rainbow enjoyed and sung by new Class I1 pupils:

Meet me

 I've introduced my Class 4 pupils to easy avatar making website, so they quickly created their digital characters, downloaded and used them to introduce themselves to their eTwinning friends. They reviewed the parts of the head, used their creativity, practised writing and digital skills, and had fun along the way.

Finger Family

 Learning family members with finger puppets and a catchy tune can be a lot of fun.

European Day of Languages 2024

This year's celebration of languages was packed with various activities.

My Class 1 pupils sang the If you're happy song in Serbian to their eTwinning friends and learned a few basic words in their languages.

My Class 4 pupils received the Talk to me stickers, used the key to find out the languages, and tried to find the countries on the map. 

They also recorded video messages for their eTwinning friends.

Divided into 6 mixed teams of 3, my Class 5 pupils took part in fun quizzes about languages. Their task was to listen to 5 different people talking and guess the languages in a game called Look who's talking!, recognise fun facts in the general knowledge quiz, or choose a category and answer some trivia questions. A few volunteers said a few sentences in Romani, Spanish, German and Japanese and the others guessed the languages. We also sang a well-known song If you're happy in English. 

They also took part in the brainstorming activity with our eTwinning friends and shared their favourite L1 words.

As usual, the activity is part of the Council of Europe's Event Calendar.