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https://learningapps.org/watch?v=pj5nx54rj18

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National park

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Turkish coffee is very important in our culture.When guests arrive, coffee is made. Coffee is a sign of hospitality. "It is said that a cup of Turkish cafes has a 40 year remembrance". This means that a cup of coffee has opened up long-lasting friendships and friendships. (
The picture is published with the permission of our parents.)

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Tea has a great and indisputable place in the cultural life of Turkey. On the one hand, tea comes first among the most consumed beverages in the country, but also Turkey ranks by far first in the world in terms of per capita tea consumption. Either for breakfast or for friends’ meetings at home or outside, either to keep warm in winter, or to aid digestion after a meal, it is certain that you will find tea anywhere and anytime. Don’t be surprised if you are served a glass of tea free of charge after dinner at the many restaurants in Turkey, because one of the most important indicators of the traditional culture of hospitality is serving tea to guests.

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April 23 national sovereignty and children's holiday

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April 23 national sovereignty and children's holiday

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National Sovereignty and Children's Day (Ulusal Egemenlik ve Çocuk Bayramı) is a national holiday in Turkey, always celebrated on 23 April.
The holiday commemorates the first opening of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey at Ankara in 1920.
On 23 April 1920, during the War of Independence, the Grand National Assembly met in Ankara to begin to lay the foundations of the new Turkish republic after the end of the Ottoman Empire.

To mark the event, 23 April was proclaimed a national holiday in 1921.

The founder of the Turkish Republic, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, dedicated 23 April to the children of Turkey to recognise that children are the future of the nation.

Since 1927 it has also become Children's Day. In 1979, UNICEF recognised this important national day as an international event.

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Izmit Palace, Kasr-ı Hûmayun, and with its other name hunting seat of Sultan Abdülaziz, is located in the North of the railroad, next to Clock Tower. Kasr-ı Hümayun which was built with the order of Ottoman Sultan Abdülaziz in 19th century, to architect Garabet Amira Balyan attracts attention with its neoclassical, baroque and classical Ottoman art styles characteristics. It is located on the hill next to the Clock Tower. In time it took names such as Kasr-ı Hümayun, Hunting Seat Hünkâr Kasrı, izmit Palace, izmit Manor, Sultan Palace, Small Palace. The manor was built in baroque style with two şoors, and its façade is surrounded by marble columns. In order to provide adequate lighting inside, its arched windows prepared in slim, long and round form, marble workmanship, and adornments on the ceiling are glaringly beautiful. Over the Windows at the entrance, rose adornments were included. This building that was constructed with the order of Ottoman Sultan Abdülaziz, has become famous with the press conference organized by Atatürk during independence war with domestic and foreign press. Atatürk, came to Geyve before the Grand Victory, in order to audit Kocaeli Group, on June 16th 1922 by means of Beypazarı, Nallıhan, Göynük road and spent the night in the house of the Mayor Rasim Bey (Turhan).

In the building there are sections such as Atatürk room, protocol room, palace museum, bathroom and hammam.

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Clock Tower was also planned to be constructed in a way to witness a historical anniversary. Clock Tower was built by the Kocaeli Governor Musa Kaz›m Bey of the period to commemorate the 25th year of 2. Abdulhamit Han's acceding to the throne

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We went to Ethnography Museum with TicTac in Kocaeli

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Mustafa Kemal Atatürk (1881 – 1938) was the founder and the first President of the Republic of Turkey. Mustafa Kemal was born in 1881 in Salonika (Thessaloniki, today in Greece, then under the Ottoman rule). At 9.05 AM on the 10th of November 1938, Atatürk died, but he attained immortality in the eyes of his people. Since the moment of his death, his beloved name and memory have been engraved on the hearts of his people. As a commander he had been the victorious of many battles, as a leader he had influenced the masses, as a statesman he had led a successful administration, and as a revolutionary he had striven to alter the social, cultural, economic, political and legal structure of society at its roots. He was one of the most eminent personalities in the history of the world, history will count him among the most glorious sons of the Turkish nation and one of the greatest leaders of mankind.

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Our students are weaving Turkish rug/carpet with our mascot.

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Ebru is more than just an art. Ebru is dance of colors on the water. It is also a hummorous poem, a soft melody…
It takes you to another world where you can relax and leave all the stress of daily races onto the water… Ebru is a dancing figure, just like it’s pronunciation: EBRU!

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Izmir 'in Daglarında
İzmir'in dağlarında çiçekler açar.
Altın güneş orda sırmalar saçar.
Bozulmuş düşmanlar hep yel gibi kaçar.
Yaşa Mustafa Kemal Paşa,yaşa;
adın yazılacak mücevher taşa.
Izmir' in dağlarında oturdum kaldım
Sehit olanları deftere yazdım.
Oksüz yavruları bağrıma bastım.
Kader böyle imiş ey garip ana
kanım feda olsun güzel vatana

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Our Students Paint Tic Tac

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Tic Tac Foreign Language Flashcards - Cram.com

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Trying to learn ? We can help! Memorize these flashcards or create your own flashcards with Cram.com. Learn a new language today.

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