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Gülbera and Seçkin / Kumluca Sosyal Bilimler Lisesi

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Gülbera and Seçkin / Kumluca Sosyal Bilimler Lisesi

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Adventure explorers

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Gülbera and Seçkin / Kumluca Sosyal Bilimler Lisesi

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Gülbera and Seçkin / Kumluca Sosyal Bilimler Lisesi

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The Last Birds

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"The Guardians of the Earth"/8th Junior High School of Thessaloniki-GREECE

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"The Guardians of the Earth"/8th Junior High School of Thessaloniki-GREECE

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Adventure explorers-Etwinning project

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ΚΥΡΙΑΚΗ ΔΕΛΗΝΑΣΙΟΥ

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"The Guardians of the Earth"/8th Junior High School of Thessaloniki-GREECE

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"The Guardians of the Earth"/8th Junior High School of Thessaloniki-GREECE

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Adventure explorers-Etwinning project

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Ionuț Buzera and Daria Gurgui / Școala Godinesti

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Ionuț Buzera and Daria Gurgui / Școala Godinesti

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Ionuț Buzera and Daria Gurgui / Școala Godinesti

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Ionuț Buzera and Daria Gurgui / Școala Godinesti

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Adventure Explorers - e-Twinning project

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Juraj Jánošík/Slovak Folklore Story/Made by GMA/Andrew and Richard

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Eymen and İsmail/ Kumluca Sosyal Bilimler Lisesi, Pembe team

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Eymen and İsmail/ Kumluca Sosyal Bilimler Lisesi, Pembe team

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Adventure explorers

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Eymen and İsmail / Kumluca Sosyal Bilimler Lisesi, Pembe team

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Eymen and İsmail / Kumluca Sosyal Bilimler Lisesi, Pembe team

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The Hidden World of the Forest/Cherkasy Gymnasium No. 31

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The Hidden World of the Forest/Cherkasy Gymnasium No. 31

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The Hidden World of the Forest/Cherkasy Gymnasium No. 31

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The Hidden World of the Forest/Cherkasy Gymnasium No. 31

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Deep in the heart of the forest, there is a world that few people truly see. It is a place where sunlight dances through the leaves, creating golden patterns on the ground. The air is filled with the songs of birds and the rustling of tiny creatures moving through the undergrowth.

If you walk quietly, you might see a deer drinking from a hidden stream or a squirrel leaping between the branches. Mushrooms grow in the shade, their colors as bright as flowers. The scent of pine and earth fills the air, making you feel connected to nature.

The forest is not just a collection of trees—it is a living, breathing world full of mystery and wonder. If you take the time to explore it, you may discover its hidden magic.

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Gamze and Emine / Şehit Rıfat Kahyaoğlu Anadolu Lisesi 

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Gamze and Emine / Şehit Rıfat Kahyaoğlu Anadolu Lisesi 

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Gamze and Emine / Şehit Rıfat Kahyaoğlu Anadolu Lisesi 

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Gamze and Emine / Şehit Rıfat Kahyaoğlu Anadolu Lisesi 

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"Little Things" – Samipaşazade Sezai (Summary in English)

The story follows Raif Efendi, a quiet and humble civil servant who lives a calm and ordinary life with his wife. While he is a gentle and peaceful man, his wife is strict, perfectionist, and very controlling. She wants everything in the house to be done exactly as she desires, and Raif Efendi usually obeys without complaint.

One day, Raif Efendi comes home late from work. He had spent some time with his friends and lost track of time. When he arrives home, his wife is furious. She yells at him and treats his lateness as if it were a serious crime. Raif Efendi is shocked by her harsh reaction, thinking that it was just a small issue.

However, as he reflects on the situation, he realizes that his wife’s anger is not only about him being late. It’s about her fear of losing control over their strict routine. This makes him question his life, their relationship, and how something so small could reveal such deep emotions.

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Berra and Atakan / Atatürk Anadolu Lisesi

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Berra and Atakan / Atatürk Anadolu Lisesi

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Berra and Atakan / Safranbolu Atatürk Anadolu Lisesi

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Berra and Atakan / Safranbolu Atatürk Anadolu Lisesi

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THE EPIC OF GOKTURK

God had made the blue sky and the endless steppe the homeland of the Turks. The times turned, when the enemy united and struck the Turks with swords, the Turks lost their homeland. They took shelter behind a mountain by passing through difficult roads. Here, two tribes emerged from two brave men and two women. When their lineage increased, they decided to return to their homeland. They melted mountains of iron and followed a wolf. They never forgot that homeland, that wolf and that day. The sacred homeland and the noble wolf. Ergenekon and Börteçine. Here is the legendary story of the ancient Turks.

Those were the days when Turkish arrows were ringing everywhere and their arms were reaching everywhere. When the enemies realized that they could not cope with the Turks, they united. The Turkish braves who heard this took precautions. They locked their flocks in the pen, dug trenches around and met the enemy. The braves got into a fierce fight. On the 10th day of the war, the enemy realized that they could not defeat the Turks on the battlefield and resorted to deception. They set traps and raided and put everyone, young and old, to the sword.

İlhan's youngest son Kıyan and his nephew Nöküz survived the great massacre. They took their wives with them and looked for a new homeland. They passed a mountain with a misty top and a strait with water flowing under it in seven days. Finally, they came to a wide plain where various animals lived and springs were flowing. They named their new homeland Ergenekon.

The earth and water, the mountain and the forest, the tree and the soil. Each of them is among the natural elements that the Turks believe have a sacred spirit. However, the Turks never saw them as subjects to be worshipped. There are of course various stories about the origin and nature of the sacredness attributed to all these elements. If there is one thing we know for sure, it is that the sacredness engraved in the collective consciousness is clearly revealed in the Ergenekon Epic.

Four hundred years passed. The Turks increased and increased. They could no longer fit into Ergenekon. The Kurultay convened. It was pointless to flee from the enemy. This had been their shelter for many years. However, it was time to return to the homeland.

They swore to find a way out of this mountain. We will meet with those who are our friends and wrestle with those who are our enemies. However, they could not find a way out of the mountain. Finally, a blacksmith stepped forward. He said that they could open a way out of the pass by melting the iron in the mountain. Hope blossomed in everyone. Wood and coal were placed around the pass. Giant bellows were made. The old people prayed. A fire was lit. The iron mountains melted. The way was now open. The Turks engraved that country and that day in their minds.

There must be a mysterious relationship between the Turks' departure from Ergenekon and their smelting of iron. Because we see in the epic a strong connection between liberation from captivity and the processing of iron.

Iron, a sacred motif for the ancient Turks, is also a metal associated with the sky and symbolizing power. The fact that they processed iron to make weapons that were stronger than any other nation in history probably had something to do with this.

Although the Turks had to take refuge in Ergenekon for a long time, this situation ended when their race increased and they were able to melt iron. There was no reason to hide from the enemy anymore. The ancestral homelands where their ancestors had ruled were waiting for them. Most importantly, the Turks wanted their homeland back, for which they had risked their lives.

The Ergenekon epic, in one respect, tells the story of the migration of Turks who were separated from their homeland, and in another respect, the value of the homeland.

In many narratives from Ergenekon to the Migration Epic, we see that even a single stone of the homeland is sacred to the Turks for a reason.

The steppe had taught the Turks to wander in boundless horizons, to travel the high mountains and to move like a wolf that breaks the darkness in their difficult days. Just like the wolf that guided the Turks in the Ergenekon epic.

The Turks left Ergenekon by melting the iron mountain. And they engraved this day in their memories. A wolf guided them to reach their ancestral homeland. They walked to their ancient homeland under the leadership of the Khagans.

Börteçine commanded, come under a flag. He greeted those who obeyed his command, embraced them and destroyed those who rebelled.

Börteçine is the wolf that showed the Turks the way out after they melted the iron mountain in Ergenekon. Later, when the Turks left Ergenekon, the Khagan who was at their head also took the name of that wolf.

The Ergenekon epic carries to this day the stories of a social life shaped by migrations, a step taken towards freedom, and a guide that shows the way.

When captivity surrounds everywhere, a wolf comes out of the heart of the night. And tears the twilight, carries the Turks to tomorrow's dawn. Dream and reality eventually mix. And what is told as a fairy tale turns into a truth every time.

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"The Eyes of Pelister" / OEMUC "St. Naum Ohridski" /Ohrid/ North Macedonia

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"The Eyes of Pelister" / OEMUC "St. Naum Ohridski" /Ohrid/ North Macedonia

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In the shadows of Mount Pelister lived a girl named Bistra, the most beautiful soul nature had ever created. Bistra spent her days gathering herbs, conversing with animals, and singing with joy. The villagers adored her for her harmony with nature and her kind spirit.

However, an envious sorcerer watched Bistra from afar and vowed to erase her beauty forever. During a fierce storm, the sorcerer cast a spell, transforming Bistra into a wild river, her tears mingling with the falling rain.

The gods intervened, proclaiming that Bistra’s beauty and peaceful spirit must not be lost. From the earth arose two sparkling lakes, known as Bistra’s Eyes, reflecting the brilliance of the sun and moon.

Today, a modern traveler gazes upon the lakes in awe, sensing Bistra’s spirit smiling in eternal peace. The Eyes of Pelister serve as a poignant reminder that love, purity, and kindness can never be destroyed.

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”Youth without old age and life without death”/ Petri Mor School/ Nușfalău/ Romania

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”Youth without old age and life without death”/ Petri Mor School/ Nușfalău/ Romania

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Youth without old age and life without death