Hands That Speak

 One of the activities of the L@ngu@ges4All eTwinning project was about sign language. Class 5 students from Sveti Sava Primary School in Kikinda, Serbia, joined their peers in this collaborative activity and presented a few phrases in Serbian sign language, but only after Lara's quick course.

Mother Language Day

This year's Mother Language Day was a lot of fun, thanks to various activities and challenges with our eTwinning friends.

Older students from Sveti Sava Primary School in Kikinda, Serbia, shared their favourite tongue twisters in Serbian and tried telling the tongue twisters in foreign languages.

Rhymes

Inspired by the L@ngu@ges4all! eTwinning project task, two of my 11-year-old students wrote their first poems in English:

If you're sad, I'll be over there,
so you can come to me and tell me everything.
I'll be with you until the end.
My best friend!

Lara, V2

Happiness sweet like a candy,
smile as bright as a sun,
a look that says your every thought,
a touch that can fly to the sky like a butterfly,
tears that leave scars,
honesty lighter than snow,
that is love.

Love is just like fire in your heart.  
The person that is the one you should love is like air,
it keeps  fire alive.
People you should not love have ice in their hearts,
your fire makes ice become water that kills your love.
But always have hope,
someone, the right one,
can make your fire become alive again.

Jovana, V2

Real Cards Exchange

My younger students enjoyed creating cards for our new eTwinning friends from Tunisia, Northern Ireland, France, Northern Macedonia, Moldova, Portugal, Romania, Spain and Turkey:

Meeting Role Plays

 The students enjoyed watching the meeting videos in different languages. Ana, Marko, Lara, Petra and Ivana from Sveti Sava Primary School in Kikinda, Serbia, showed their European friends how they can introduce themselves in Serbian, English and French.

European Day of Languages

This year's EDL is a bit different since we must keep distance. However, my younger students and I managed to record video messages for our eTwinning friends.

And my Class 5 students joined the survey on their favourite English words.