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Harvest Festival service at Sheriff Hutton Primary School

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Thoughts from all of the participants involved in the LTT's

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Thoughts from all of the participants involved in the LTT's

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Do a healthy smoothie with Gadden School!

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Sheriff Hutton Primary School - Sheriff Hutton Primary School

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Annual sports day event at Sheriff Hutton Primary School-linked with Global Health Day

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GoNoodle is a free online platform that we make use of at Sheriff Hutton Primary School. It is used sometimes to provide a quick break between lessons and is also used in breakfast club and after school activities.

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Hoy les mostramos cómo se están dinamizando los recreos a través de juegos tradicionales y populares, los cuales se han llevado a cabo siempre desde nuestros antepasados. Como ejemplo hemos puesto en escena LUCHA CANARIA Y LA COMBA en toda la etapa de Primaria.

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27 Stati membri dell'Unione Europea più , , Liechtenstein , , ed ex Repubblica Iugoslava di Macedonia.

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Szkoła Podstawowa im. Tadeusza Kościuszki w Wojsławicach.

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Thoughts from pupils in Sweden  after hosting our partners at school

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Thoughts from pupils in Sweden  after hosting our partners at school

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Between January 31 and February 1, 2022 our partners from our project were here. Teachers from Poland,

Turkey, England, Italy and Spain visited Gadden school.

The LTT was unfortunately held during one of the worst periods of the Covid-19 pandemic at Gadden school, therefore some of our students were homeland could not participate and we needed to take lots of precautionary measures regarding e.g. distance and mixing students from different classes. But despite that we think it was a great LTT.

After the LTT we let some students from our Erasmus Council ask some of our other students about their experiences of this LTT. Here you can read what they answered.

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Teachers EVALUATION QUESTIONAIRE 6st meeting C6

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How to make menemen? · Cook the onions, peppers and tomatoes. The first step is to make the chunky tomato mixture. · Add tomatoes and tomato paste

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mendil kapmaca in english - Google Search

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Mendil Kapmaca Oyunu. Follow. from Yücel Araç. 9 years ago. Recommended; Description ... English, Español, Deutsch, Français, 日本語, Português, 한국어. FAQ…

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Polish students trying out some games from our partners

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Polish students trying out some games from our partners

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Healthy Life Wellbeing and Learning Erasmus+ project

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The summary of our project in Polish local magazine

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The summary of our project in Polish local magazine

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Nowy Tydzień - tygodnik lokalny na terenie powiatu chełmskiego, włodawskiego, krasnostawskiego oraz miasta Lublin i Świdnik

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Zespół Szkolno - Przedszkolny w Wojsławicach - Kolonii od września 2020 roku realizuje projekt Erasmus+ „Zdrowie, dobre samopoczucie i uczenie się" wraz ze szkołami partnerskimi ze Szwecji, Włoch, Hiszpanii, Zjednoczonego Królestwa i Turcji. Celem projektu było pokazanie dzieciom i młodzieży podstawowych zasad zdrowego stylu życia oraz jego wpływu na samopoczucie i uczenie się. Przez cały okres trwania projektu partnerzy realizowali działania motywujące uczniów do podjęcia aktywności fizycznej, zdobywania nowych umiejętności, poznania zasad zdrowego odżywiania oraz metod radzenia sobie ze stresem.

Projekt realizowany był głównie poprzez działania prowadzone w poszczególnych placówkach wraz z uczniami. Dzięki wideokonferencjom, uczestnicy projektu mogli nawiązać ze sobą kontakt, wymieniać się doświadczeniem oraz wspólnie wykonywać zadania projektowe. Zgodnie z założeniem zawartym w planie, w czasie trwania projektu odbyło się również 6 spotkań w szkołach partnerskich. Każda wizyta była okazją do poznania poszczególnych systemów edukacji, ciekawych zajęć, w tym zajęć ruchowych i sportowych oraz innowacyjnych rozwiązań, które można wykorzystać we własnej pracy.

Od 15 do 19 kwietnia 2023 szkoła w Wojsławicach była gospodarzem spotkania, w którym uczestniczyło 12 nauczycieli ze wszystkich szkół partnerskich. Goście zwiedzili Wojsławice, Lublin, Chełmskie Podziemia Kredowe, oraz Stare Miasto w Zamościu. Brali udział w warsztatach ceramicznych, tworzyli breloczki razem z uczniami klasy 7 oraz przygotowali pyszne cebularze w Ośrodku Dawnych Kultur i Tradycji w Rozięcinie. W ramach zajęć sportowych, uczniowie i nauczyciele uczestniczyli w zajęciach zumby przeprowadzonych przez instruktorkę Laurę Glez Baez z Teneryfy. Partnerzy zaprezentowali również najpopularniejsze gry planszowe, które można wykorzystać w pracy z dziećmi.

Projekt dobiega końca, jednak jego rezultaty będą wdrażane również po jego zakończeniu. Szkoła w Wojsławicach przygotowuje miejsce, w których uczniowie pod opieką nauczycieli będą mogli spędzać aktywnie czas na świeżym powietrzu. Zakupiono różnorodne gry oraz sprzęt sportowy, które będą wykorzystywane do zajęć ruchowych. Ponadto, jedna z sal została przygotowana i wyposażona w materiały i gry planszowe, gdzie będą mogły odbywać się zajęcia indywidualne lub w niewielkich grupach, rozwijające zdolności i umiejętności uczniów.

Wszystkie materiały, usługi oraz mobilności nauczycieli zostały w całości sfinansowane ze środków Unii Europejskiej programu Erasmus+. Koordynatorem projektu jest nauczycielka języka angielskiego i geografii, Magdalena Zarek.
Materiał sponsorowany

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Erasmus+ dla zdrowia w szkole w Wojsławicach - Nowy Tydzień

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Zespół Szkolno - Przedszkolny w Wojsławicach - Kolonii od września 2020 roku realizuje projekt Erasmus+ „Zdrowie, dobre samopoczucie i uczenie się" wraz ze szkołami partnerskimi ze Szwecji, Włoch, Hiszpanii, Zjednoczonego Królestwa i Turcji. Celem projektu było pokazanie dzieciom i młodzieży podstawowych zasad zdrowego stylu życia oraz jego wpływu na samopoczucie i uczenie się.

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Dash Diet - some key information (Poland)

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Dash Diet - some key information (Poland)

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See Which Foods to Limit for a Clean Diet

U.S. News & World Report's Best Diets 2017, released earlier this month, ranked 38 diet plans. But the No. 1 diet may surprise you. The "Best Diets Overall" winner (for the seventh year in a row): the DASH diet.

Try It: Healthy DASH Diet Recipes

The DASH diet-or Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension-was developed to combat high blood pressure (hypertension is the medical term for high blood pressure). So it certainly doesn't fall into the realm of trendy diets like Paleo, Whole30 or the Alkaline Diet. To earn a spot on the "Best Diets" list, the diet plan has to help with weight loss and diabetes (research shows the DASH diet does)-as well as be easy to follow and nutritious (check and check). Their panel of experts gave it top billing in part because it scored well in the heart health and nutrition completeness categories (likely because it has so much research to support it as a healthy diet that lowers blood pressure), but also because it actually does help people lose weight even though it wasn't designed as a weight-loss plan.

So what is the DASH diet? It's a balanced eating plan that includes plenty of fruits and vegetables and several daily servings of low-fat dairy. It emphasizes whole grains (versus refined) and modest amounts of lean proteins, including poultry and fish, to minimize intake of unhealthy saturated fats. This so-called "diet" may be better known within medical circles than to the general American public, but it's certainly worthy of its "Best Diet" title.

Here's how to follow the basic tenets of the DASH eating plan:

1. Eat plenty of fruits and vegetables. (Get inspired with these7 ways to eat more vegetables.)

2. Get plenty of whole grains, like quinoa, brown rice or whole-wheat couscous. (Put more whole grains into your meals withthese easy recipes.)

3. Aim for several daily servings of low-fat dairy. (Try one of these yummy recipes with yogurt.)

4. Eat a modest amount of lean protein, including poultry and fish.

5. Get healthy fats from nuts, seeds, avocado and healthy oils, like olive oil.

6. Limit sodium. The Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommend that people limit sodium intake to 2,300 milligrams per day (that's the equivalent of one teaspoon of salt). Anyone 51 years or older, of African-American descent or with high blood pressure, diabetes or chronic kidney disease should cap their daily sodium at 1,500 milligrams.

7. Try to limit your intake of sugars. (Watch how to trim added sugars from your diet.)

The DASH diet pitfalls, according to U.S. News & World Report, are that the plan requires "lots of grunt work" (it requires meal planning and cooking at home) and is "somewhat pricey" (based on the notion that fresh fruits, vegetables and whole-grain products generally cost more than unhealthy processed foods).

Ultimately, the DASH diet is simply an eating plan that encourages all the foods you've always been told to eat (fruits, vegetables, whole grains) and shuns those we love, but shouldn't (salt, sugar, saturated fat, processed foods). And following it sets the foundation for a healthy diet for life.

Brierley holds a master's degree in Nutrition Communication from the Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy at Tufts University.

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The DASH Diet: The Best Diet You (Probably) Haven't Tried

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The DASH Diet: The Best Diet You (Probably) Haven't Tried

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Game from Poland - 1,2,3 - the Witch can see! :-)

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Game from Poland - 1,2,3 - the Witch can see! :-)

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British NHS campaign to promote a healthier lifestyle.

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British NHS campaign to promote a healthier lifestyle.

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Make a change today! Discover healthy recipes, food swaps, nutritional advice, and top tips and activities to help the whole family stay healthy.

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A fantastic game to get the mind working. Easy to learn but more challenging to master. Mix, match score and win! We taught this well known game to all the partner schools who all enjoyed it. It can be very competitive but is also great fun.

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Our Project Swedens EU commission's Instagram

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Our Project Swedens EU commission's Instagram

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EU-kommissionen i Sverige on Instagram: "Europa Direkt Sjuhärad delar denna vecka med sig av lokala projekt och initiativ som delfinansierats av EU. Vi fortsätter med Gaddenskolan 👇⁣
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Gaddenskolan i Bollebygd deltar sedan flera år i Erasmus+-projektet ”Healthy Life, Wellbeing and Learning” där skolpersonal från Sverige, Italien, Spanien, Polen, Turkiet och Storbritannien träffas i sina respektive länder. 🇪🇺⁣
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Projektet fokuserar brett på hälsofrågor, från kost och rörelse till mental hälsa. Genom mobilitetsutbytet delar skolorna med sig av kunskap och erfarenhet kring hur de jobbar med att implementera hälsofrämjande åtgärder i sin lärandemiljö. 🤸♀️🍏⁣
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De deltagande skolorna hittade varandra genom bland annat eTwinning som är en plattform för skolpersonal i något av Europas länder. ⁣
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➡ Du kan läsa hela reportaget om Gaddenskolan och projektet ”Healthy Life, Wellbeing and Learning” via Europa Direkt Sjuhärads hemsida: www.bollebygd.se/europadirekt⁣
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#europedirect #europe #eu #europa #instaeurope #sjuhärad #erasmus+ #erasmusplus #etwinning #EUinmyregion ⁣"

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The After School Club in Sweden do "Röris"

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The After School Club in Sweden do "Röris"

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In Sweden traditional food is called "Husmanskost" and here you can find some traditional recepies. It is in Swedish but translate it or feel free to ask us, your friends from Sweden.

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75 recept

Hjärtat i det svenska köket hittar du i den klassiska husmanskosten. Mormors kåldolmar, skolans kalops eller småländsk ostkaka med hallonsylt. Pålitliga recept som många gärna lagar inte bara en, utan flera gånger i veckan.

Hjärtat i det svenska köket hittar du i den klassiska husmanskosten. Mormors kåldolmar, skolans kalops eller småländsk ostkaka med hallonsylt. Pålitliga recept som många gärna lagar inte bara en, utan flera gånger i veckan.

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Hjärtat i det svenska köket hittar du i den klassiska husmanskosten. Mormors kåldolmar, skolans kalops eller småländsk ostkaka med hallonsylt. Pålitliga recept som många gärna lagar inte bara en, utan flera gånger i veckan.

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The sixth edition of the Nordic Nutrition Recommendations published today is the biggest ever update in the report's 40-year history. It is now also the most comprehensive scientific basis in the world for how we should eat well for the benefit of the planet and our health.

The recommendations are based on the best available science on food consumption, health, and the environment.

"The report provides a scientific basis that demonstrates that a healthy diet is usually also sustainable. Several great synergies can be forged between health and the environment in the necessary transition of our food consumption," says Rune Blomhoff, project leader for the Nordic Nutrition Recommendations 2023 and professor at the University of Oslo.

The Nordic Nutrition Recommendations 2023 examine the health impact of 36 nutrients and 15 food groups.

They advocate a mainly plant-based diet with lots of vegetables, fruit, berries, legumes, potatoes, and whole grains.

They also recommend a large intake of fish and nuts, a moderate intake of low-fat milk products, a limited amount of red and white meat, and a minimal intake of processed meat, alcohol, and processed foods with high levels of fat, salt, and sugar.

The launch of the new Nordic Nutrition Recommendations on 20 June is an event of international interest.

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director General of the World Health Organization WHO, believes that the new edition of the Nordic Nutrition Recommendations demonstrates "a powerful link between healthy people and a healthy planet".

"I congratulate the Nordic Council of Ministers on an impressive report and the inclusive process of public consultations. The overall recommendation to switch to a plant-based diet is in line with current scientific literature," says Ghebreyesus.

The Nordic Nutrition Recommendations are published by the Nordic Council of Ministers and are the result of a unique Nordic collaboration. The report provides a shared evidence-based foundation which assists the countries in developing dietary guidelines for their citizens.

"The report we're receiving today will help people in the Nordics to eat in a way that's healthy and environmentally friendly, since it steers national dietary guidelines and thereby governs the menus served in our schools, hospitals, and other public-sector kitchens," says Karen Ellemann, Secretary General of the Nordic Council of Ministers, which is publishing the report.

The Nordic Nutrition Recommendations are the result of four years of hard work by several hundred Nordic and international researchers.

The methodology is in line with global standards and the publication has been preceded by a transparent process whereby every background article is subject to an eight-week public consultation.

The report has already been widely debated in several Nordic countries before its publication, among other things because of the expectation that it would recommend a reduction in the consumption of red meat, which is in line with other global research reports on the environment and climate.

It is the countries themselves that ultimately choose how to apply the recommendations when drafting their national dietary guidelines,

They have the option to take into account national priorities and local contexts.

The recommended intake or reference values have changed significantly compared to the previous edition for nine nutrients: vitamin E, vitamin B6, folate, vitamin B12, vitamin C, thiamin, calcium, zinc, and selenium.

Legumes: Greater consumption is recommended, mainly for environmental reasons.

Alcohol: Since no safe limit for alcohol consumption can be provided, the recommendation in NNR2023 is that everyone should avoid drinking alcohol. If consuming alcohol, the intake should be low. This recommendation also applies to women who are breastfeeding. A more restrictive recommendation (total abstinence) applies to children, adolescents, and pregnant women.

Grains: An increased intake of whole grains is supported by the positive impact on both health and the environment. It is recommended to eat at least 90 grams of whole grains per day.

Vegetables, fruit, and berries: It is recommended to eat between 500 and 800 grams or more of a variety of vegetables, fruits, and berries per day.

Fish: An increased intake of fish from sustainably managed stocks is supported by the positive impact on both health and the environment. It is recommended to consume between 300 and 450 grams per week, of which at least 200 grams per week should be fatty fish.

Red meat: For health reasons, it is recommended not to consume more than 350 grams of red meat per week. The quantity of processed red meat should be as low as possible. For environmental reasons, the consumption of red meat should be significantly lower than 350 grams.

The Nordic Nutrition Recommendations form the scientific basis for national nutritional guidelines and food-based dietary advice in the Nordic and Baltic countries.

International co-operation between the countries has resulted in five previous editions of the Nordic Nutrition Recommendations, the first of which was published in 1980.

The last version, from 2012, has been downloaded more than 300,000 times by decision-makers, researchers, and students worldwide.

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Secretary General of the WHO, spoke at the launch of the Nordic Nutrition Recommendations.

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Less meat, more plant-based: Here are the Nordic Nutrition Recommendations 2023

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The Nordic Nutrition Recommendations 2023 are being launched today. For the first time, they contain scientific recommendations not just for our health but also for the environment, advocating a more plant-based diet that also contains more fish and less meat.

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Spuntino: learn about Sardinian typical food!

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Spuntino: learn about Sardinian typical food!

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Erasmus Council from Zespół Szkolno - Przedszkolny w Wojsławicach Kolonii, Poland, organised a charity event for the victims of the earthquake in Turkey and Syria. They collected money and sold cakes and sweets prepared by the parents. The total of 3271 PLN was donated to PAH - Polish Humanitarian Action, whose volunteers are on the spot.

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Spain had created a game corner for the kids to play the games we shared in the project and other games in order to have a healthy learning process.

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Many countries around the world provide school lunches, but Sweden is unique in offering them for free. In Sweden hot school lunches are provided to all students ages 6 to 16 and most students ages 16 to 19, five days a week. School meals are considered to be important for many reasons such as, the students health, social well-being and ability to learn. School meals are also an important tool in evening out socio-economic differences in health.

National efforts to provide free school meals started in the early 1900s, and comprised the majority of Swedish schoolchildren in the 70s. Since 2011 the Swedish School Law stipulates that school lunches must be nutritious.

The national guidelines for school meals were published in 2015 and revised in 2019 by the Swedish Food Agency and are based on the Nordic Nutrition Recommendations. The Nordic Nutrition Recommendations provide reference values for the intake of nutrients which, based on current scientific knowledge, are adequate for the development and optimal function of the human body and reduce the risk of certain diet-related diseases. The 2019 revision of the guidelines includes a holistic view of school meals called "the meal model" which includes the following six areas: 1) tasty, 2) safe, 3) nutritious, 4) eco-smart, 5) pleasant and 6) integrated as part of the education. This model has mainly been developed from the Five Aspects Meal Model (FAMM) but practical experiences have also been considered.

Each day about 1,3 million meals are served in Swedish schools. This equals about 260 million meals each year. The meals are hot and often include several alternatives such as vegetarian and gluten free. Salad, bread, butter, milk and water are also on the menu.

School meals have an average price tag of 6 800 SEK per student, per year, the cost covering ingredients, personnel and transportation. The meals are financed via local tax. The Swedish school meals have received a boost over the past decade with many municipal efforts in raising food quality and chef skills into school kitchens.

The municipalities are responsible for the school lunches, and the local food distribution organisation can work in various ways. In a majority of the schools the food is prepared in the schools own kitchen. However, in the case a school does not have a kitchen the food is transported to the school, warm or cooled for later heating.

Meal production can be operated by the municipality or by a purchased contractor. The National Food Agency issues recommendations for school meals; considering ingredients as well as time of serving, meal environment and how to involve students in the meal service.

The national guidelines for school meals state that school lunches are to be a part of the education and that the students who eat lunch have better pre-conditions to learn. Food and nutrition education can be incorporated across various subjects in the school curriculum, but mainly through Home economics. The guidelines include recommendations for environmental sustainability that state that through conscious choices and reduced food waste, school meals can contribute to a reduced environmental impact and good conditions for both humans and animals.
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Many countries around the world provide school lunches, but Sweden is unique in offering them for free

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How to make traditional Polish Cebularz? Erasmus+ project "Healthy Life, Wellbeing and Learning"

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We all shared different brainbreaks with each other in online meetings. The activities we shared are activities we use in during the schoolday to enhanse our concentration and get some new energy. Two countries showed games to play outside, brainbreaks for the classroom or different move videos each time we met. All students tried these things toghether, connected by the great internet using zoom. Here you can take part of some of the things we shared with each other.

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The Mediterranean Way 10 Week Diet & Lifestyle program teaches you everything you need to know to easily and deliciously get the benefits of the proven healthy Mediterranean diet. Meal Plans, Recipes, Shopping Lists, Weekly Challenges and Lessons, Private Facebook Support Group, Cooking Videos and more!
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"This program is a way of life, one which I have adopted successfully, and more importantly one which I have sustained for over one year now. My weight remains steady at 160 pounds (down from 216). My energy levels rival that of someone 20 years younger than me (I'm now 57), enabling me to exercise in any way that I desire, from lifting weights to intense cardio sessions."
- Michael Little

"After completing my 10-week program, I had a regularly-scheduled appointment with my doctor. Because my cholesterol has always been above the normal range (229 last year) I requested that she test it again this year. I'm happy to report that my total cholesterol dropped to 169, which is in the normal range, and all my other numbers improved as well."
- Claire C.
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"The scientifically acclaimed "Mediterranean Diet" is presented at its best here, with the liberal use of olive oil and plenty of vegetable and fish dishes in addition to mezedes (appetizers), meat dishes, desserts, and pretty much every Cretan dish you can think of." - Mary

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Modern and Traditional Mediterranean Diet Recipes

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A large collection of Mediterranean Diet recipes like traditional Mediterranean recipes from Crete and our Mediterranean Diet cookbook by Bill Bradley, R.D.

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Body percussion to change activities from Spain

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Body percussion to change activities from Spain

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The students from 6 grade used this song and percussion every time they change activities.

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Clap clap song | Ritim | Dikkat ve koordinasyon 🌿

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Dance a song to start the day from Spain

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Dance a song to start the day from Spain

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The Spanish students of 6 grade used this song to start the day. Parents chose a song everyday to have a happy day. The students chose a random song and that song is played to start the day with energy. They do this everyday with different songs.

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 Christmas solidarity food collection from Spain 

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 Christmas solidarity food collection from Spain 

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This short Brainbreak was presented by students in Swedens Erasmus Council and shared in the zoom-meeting with students from the other partnerschools.

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BRAIN BREAK! Hjärna motorik 4! Rörelsepaus!

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This is the Brainbreak that the swedish students in the Erasmus Council shared in the zoom-meeting with students from the other partnerschools. Everyone joind in online.

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1. What can you find in our social media?

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1. What can you find in our social media?

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In our social media you can see pictures and movies from our LTT:s. You can also see pictures from partner schools different events in this project and from our students video chatting with each other and charing different games and brainbreaks.

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The basic thoughts behind the concept Röris are:

To give pupils an opportunity to release their energy, to cheer-up tired pupils and increase their ability to focus.  To help adults become good role models.  And not least: To create greater fellowship.  These are the most important thoughts of Röris and Mini-Röris.

Röris at Gaddenschool
We use Röris in different ways. Sometimes just for a short break in the middle of the lesson and sometimes as a physical education lesson. Or just simply invite whoever wants to join in during break time outside in the schoolyard.

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Let each student in your class have one of this papers. When they need to (or all at the same time) they do one or more of these excercises. For a brainbreak in class. Maybe do a competion who fills it in first?

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Gaddenschool received a letter of thanks from the organization Operation Aid that received their money. Also included in the letter was a photo of children in Ukraine receiving the charity from Operation Aid.

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Students from Sweden tries one of Italy's games

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Students from Sweden tries one of Italy's games

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The students thought it was a good warm-up exercise which made you warm in the body quite quickly. It got messy at the beginning, but you also had to practice focus and that the brain was switched on. An appreciated game where everyone was active.

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The Swedish Erasmus Council held a presentation for the whole school and talked about WHO. They also served a healthy smoothie, invited to a walk with quetions from their presentation and the whole thing ended with a inferno of all students jumped skipping rope.

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The minutes from project managment meetings 1- 13 is to be found in TwinSpace.

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In this book you can learn about folk remedies from our countries!

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Here you can reach our TwinSpace where we published everything until June 2022. Things after this date you find in this Padlet. Username: gadden.lärare   Login: gadlarts21

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The project "Healthy Life, Wellbeing and Learning" includes 6 schools from 6 European countries: SE-PL-TR--UK-ES-IT. We can see the effect of obesity on lack of interest and participation in sport activities, PE classes and real life social interaction. Along with this we have learned from studies being made in all partner countries that obesity is increasing among European people. Also among students high BMI is shown and students are staying indoors, being physically inactive, getting lost in the virtual environment and the gaming world instead of taking part in real life- and physical activities. We have seen an increase in stress, anxiety, alienation, stay at home persons, school failure and even suicide among the children who are more in front of the screens away from sports and social activities and interaction. As educators, we need to prepare our pupils to be socially interactive and have a healthy growth and development. We need to take WHO's physical activity suggestions into consideration and prepare action plans including daily 60 minutes of exercise, 3 days a week muscle/bone developing activities, e.g. yoga, outdoor activities breaktime games, healthy food, cross curricular work including aesthetic learning processes (P.E. music, art etc) for school as well as both pre- and post school children. We should learn from each other, through shared activities, dissemination of shared outcomes and praxis locally, nationally and on an international scale.

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The project "Healthy Life, Wellbeing and Learning" includes 6 schools from 6 European countries: SE-PL-TR--UK-ES-IT. We can see the effect of obesity on lack of interest and participation in sport activities, PE classes and real life social interaction. Along with this we have learned from studies being made in all partner countries that obesity is increasing among European people.