Subjects: Art,Cross Curricular,Design and Technology,History of Culture,Informatics / ICT,Natural Sciences,Religion

Languages: - EN - FR - RO -

Ecology, Natural and Geografical Areas, Istorical or Religiouse Monumens and Events and cross curricular projects.

Christmas traditions (Closed on 20.01.2010)

Children from different countries will discover traditions (songs, costumes, food), in audio and video format, from different countries or different area. For that, we exchange audio/ video files or other materials (audio/video records, photos, pictu...

Cities where multi cultures live friendly! (Closed on 16.10.2011)

This project will give opportunity to each partner countries to present their cities and their important places from their region. it will help children to be more tolerant.

Portraits of the 4 Seasons (Closed on 05.12.2010)

a) Getting to know ourselves b) Creating a website or blog for the project. c) The 4 seasons seen by the artists of the different countries: in Literature, Music, sculpture... d) Weather and climate changes in our countries/regions; e) Places to visi...

Postcards for Friends (Closed on 24.09.2009)

Students send postcards about their town and country on the address of partner school. Each school collects the postcards and organizes an exhibition about the partner's country using them. At the end of the project partners create a website to ...

recycle and create magic (Closed on 03.03.2013)

the purpose of this project is to recicle and learn, to stimulate the imagination of the children,to develop their interes for art,for the health protection of our planet.

Religious book for children (Closed on 24.11.2009)

This project will involve children from different countries with different religions which will work together to realize a brochure. The main idea is to make children to realize that no matter what religion has a child, they can be friends.

Winter traditions and customs in Europe (Closed on 18.09.2012)

In Romania some of the most beautiful traditions take place during the winter season. In villages those traditions are more present since the rural areas have least been touched by modern economical practices and techologycal development. Unfortunat...