FlashMob for the Global Education Week in Romania

Go and take a look at the Flashmob the students of
The School of Light Industry Group of Botosani,
Romania, carried out for their Global Education Week:

http://dlf.transfer.ro/SAM_7117-transfer_RO-23nov-2e3d91.AVI 

Cristina from Romania

Recipe: Belgian GINGERBREAD

Ingredients (for 1 kg) : 1 coffee spoon of powdered green aniseed – 1 coffee spoon of powdered ginger – ¼ coffee spoon of cinnamon – 1 coffee spoon of salt – 2 coffee spoons of sodium bicarbonate – 250 gr caster sugar – 250 gr liquid honey – 250 gr wheat flour – 250 gr rye flour – 20 cl warm water – butter – 1 cake tin (1,5 to 2 l)

Put the spices, salt, sodium bicarbonate, sugar, honey in a big bowl, mix by slowly adding the warm water.

In another bowl: mix both flours, dig a well, add the other mixture. Mix well until the dough gets homogeneous. If too dry, add a bit of warm water (be careful, it gets liquid very quickly).

Preheat the oven (180°) for 10 minutes. Butter the cake tin, coat the bottom and inner sides with flour. Pour the dough, put in the oven for one hour. Check the cooking with a knife. Let rest for 5 minutes before turning out!

Francoise from Belgium

“Can You Hear the Earth Scream?!” – Comenius Green Flag Schools’ Poem Competition 2011 | Closing Date: 31-Dec-11

Details:
The theme is 'Eco-responsibility: Can You Hear the Earth Scream?!'. Entries must be written in English and returned to your English teacher who will then select the five best and write them as comments on the blog. The poems must include the name of the poet and his/her home country. The judges will be the Comenius teachers in each partner country. The prizewinning poems from each partner country will be published on our Comenius blog in January 2012 and as a prize for the competition the winners in each country will receive delicious chocolate.

Please join the contest and let us hear your artistic concern for the environment!

THE FLASH MOB AT THE GUILLEMINS STATION IN 2011

Dear Comenius partners,

Thanks to Céline, the flashmob is on YOUTUBE now: link =
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVyZo6QVCTc

or research on Google with "flash mob gare des Guillemins 2011"...

Enjoy it!

Françoise

Questionnaire on the first meeting in Liége.

Dear students participating in the Comenius eco-project in Liège,  

It is important for us to know your opinion about the meeting in Liège. Did the visit meet your expectations? Did you enjoy this experience?

Please fill in the online form on the following webpage:

https://db3prd0104.outlook.com/owa/redir.aspx?C=5X4Xcm8Vwk2qfdkccrJOWYSaYQ5fZ84Ij6-cGbtiqI_IVQpqWR5jZdzZ0c_is13QLxLBxqT5wNk.&URL=https%3a%2f%2fdocs.google.com%2fspreadsheet%2fviewform%3fformkey%3ddDhwbEZqWHNLNnVSUXJzTXlmNVA4N1E6MQ

Thanking you for your feedback! 

Isabel Barbosa                                                                                                                       

Comenius co-ordinator, Portugal 

The Greek Team's Eco Presentation in Liège, Belgium, in October 2011

The first meeting at Collége Saint-Barthélemy in Liège, Belgium, from the 3rd to 8th of October, 2011

Day 1 Welcomes and Introductions
           OXFAM Exhibition
           OXFAM Concert
Day 2 Film HOME
           Rehearsal for Flash Mob
           Games
           "Eco-gestures" Country Presentations
Day 3 "Crunch Your Apple Action"
           Workshop 1: Baking
           Workshop 2: Scrap Art
           Workshop 3: City Herbarium
           Garden and bee hives at Gollège Saint-Barthélemy
           Film on Countryside Herve and its local specialities
           Nature walk
           Liège Aquarium
           Dinner at "Chez Lequet"
Day 4 Visit and voluntary work at Autre Terre recycling factory
Day 5 Rehearsal for Flash Mob
           Eco-test
           Flash Mob at Guillemins' Main Station
           Expo SOS Planet Earth Exhibition
           Lunch at "Taverne Piette"
Day 6 Farewells and Departures

                                                                         The Belgians

                                                                         The Finns

                                                                        The Greeks

                                                                    The Portuguese

                                                                    The Romanians