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Olena Lukinets - the Kyiv Pavlo Tychyna gymnasia 191

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Olena Lukinets - the Kyiv Pavlo Tychyna gymnasia 191

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Hello my dear partners! I am Olena Lukianets. I work as an English teacher at Kyiv Pavlo Tychyna gymnasia 191, Ukraine. My students are 11-12 years old. They are 6 form students and this will be their second year in eTwinning. My students are motivated and gifted children. They like communicating and cooperating with their peers around the world. I hope this project will be interesting and inspiring for all participants. We are eager to start. See you soon!!

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Hello from Ukraine! Short video about us.

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The tour around our gymnasia made by the students of course 2 group 1

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Preparing the games and holiday cards for our partners

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Surprising Box from our partners - Nadiye İNCİ -ŞEHİT ÖĞRETMEN İZZET YÜKSEL ORTAOKULU

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Thanks a lot to our Turkish friends for the brilliant video and real emotions. Love you!!

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Lots of participants met to get acquainted and discuss our project plan and strategy

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Teacher Online meeting 2

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Meeting our Turkish friends

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Video Conference with Turkish partners December 5.jpg

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Happy New Year to all our partners!

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One day Anastasiya and her little brother, Fedir, were walking toward their village school. They lived miles from the school that stood near the Black Sea in the Ukraine, and the winters were long and difficult. But as the children walked, Fedir looked up at the bright blue sky and noticed a flock of golden birds winging their way home from the south."It's almost spring!" Fedir said with delight, for though he shivered at the chill in the air, he knew the birds' migration north meant warm weather would soon return.When school was finished for the day, the two children began their long walk home. The children quickened their pace, but suddenly they heard a peculiar sound coming from behind a linden tree. Fedir looked alarmed. "It sounds like someone's crying," he said, and they ran to look.There on the ground, shivering and damp, lay the grounded flock of golden birds. The children quickly understood the freezing winds had wounded the poor creatures. "We have to save them," Fedir said desperately, and he knelt beside one of the smallest birds and saw that it was nearly frozen to death.

Quick, let's take them somewhere warm," Anastasiya urged, and she picked up one of the birds and wrapped it inside her coat. But of course she could not rescue every one. "Go, Fedir, run and tell our teacher that she must bring people to help."

Fedir ran as fast as the wind back to the village, and he hurried to explain to his teacher what had happened. She told the priest, and he told the villagers who were praying in his church, and soon a few dozen people were following Fedir back to the spot where the injured birds lay.

One by one they picked up the birds and wrapped them inside their coats and their scarves, inside their hats and gloves. They were gentle, careful not to bruise their fragile wings. They were silent as they worked, careful not to frighten the birds.

This was not unusual. The people of the village were kind. They loved their fellow creatures, and it broke their hearts to see the fear in the birds' eyes.

"Let us take them to the church," the priest said. "There we shall decide how to help them."

Before long, every villager heard the story of the birds, and they hastened to the church, offering help. The priest opened the vestry and there they made a sanctuary for the birds. Warmed by the fire the villagers tended, and fed by the generosity of the village children, the birds gradually recovered.

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One day Anastasiya and her little brother, Fedir, were walking toward their village school. They lived miles from the school that stood near the Black Sea in the Ukraine, and the winters were long and difficult.

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Our common video on Daily Routine

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DAILY ROUTINES COMMON SONG FOR SURPRISING ENGLISH

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Olena Lukianets - the Kyiv Pavlo Tychyna gymnasia 191

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Olena Lukianets - the Kyiv Pavlo Tychyna gymnasia 191

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It was a great experience for my students and me to participate in this project. Everything was well organized. We found a lot of friends. All activities were very interesting and encouraging but Surprising Box was our favorite. When we received our parcel, it was unforgettable moment,  lots of emotions and happiness. Thanks to all our partners for the cooperation, communication and friendship. I hope we will work together next year. Have nice summer holidays!