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It is a wonderful İzmir morning. It is sunny and hot. As coordinator teachers of Better Together eTwinning Project, Belgin DAŞDEMİR from Kaklıç Primary School, Zahide Zarife TORTOP ÇELTİK from Melih Özakat Primary School, Duygu KARAKUŞ from Cengiz Han Primary School, Bahriye AKKUŞ from Seferihisar İMKB AİHL, İnci ÖNDERLİ from Misak-ı Milli Secondary School and Ülkü Ünver ÇELEBİ from Anafartalar Primary School organize a big trip to Sasalı Wildlife Park with their students in the project. Because the park is one of the most popular attraction centers of İzmir, they want to show this area to their students. While they are playing sack racing, they hear a voice among the bushes. The sound is very electronic, strange and disturbing. They go to the bushes with all the children quietly. When they remove the bushes, they see a bird that looks like a robot with mechanic arms. They are very surprised. The bird is singing happily but his voice is really bad. The bird says he visits the students

who make Better Together Project and learns the beauties of their cities because he loves travelling. They are too excited to help this interesting bird. All the partner schools of Better Together Project in İzmir share different areas of İzmir and start to help the bird one by one to discover the city. After chatting for a while, Kaklıç Primary School students Zeynep and Sukeyna offer to visit Sasalı Wildlife Park and İzmir Bird Paradise together because their school is near the park and they can give a lot of information about it. Technobird thanks and accepts the invitation. Zeynep and Sukeyna begin to inform.

"Sasalı Wildlife Park is Turkey's first and largest wildlife park that sits on an area of 425 square metres in Sasalı, Çiğli. It lies between the Gediz River and Tuzla Street. It is a member of the European Association of Zoos and Aquaria. It contains 1500 animals in 128 species, 250 kinds of plants and 3000 trees. You can see African Savannas, a Tropical Center, and The Children's Zoo, Asian elephants, tigers, lions, wild birds, bears, a wolf shelter, a monkey island, cafeterias, a beautiful pond and a gift shop in the park. After opening in 2008, at becomes so popular especially among kids in a short time because they can spend hours there without getting bored. They can touch, pet and feed the animals in the children's zoo. They can see tropical plants and feel the atmosphere of rain forest in the tropical center. They can explore watch towers, track and playgrounds in the park. The park is open 365 days a year."

After having a good time at Sasalı Wildlife Park, they leave for İzmir Bird Paradise. It is an archeological and natural protect area where 289 birds' species live.

The students from Kaklıç Primary School go on telling about İzmir Bird Paradise:

"It locates around on 8000 hectare area in Çiğli Çamaltı Salt Marsh. It's one of the most important wetland in Turkey. There are visitor center, bird observation towers, binoculars and touring bikes in the Bird Paradise.Each year more than 50 thousand birds visit the region. Flamingos, pelicans, herons, storks, swallows are some of species in it. As well as birds you can see many mammals, fish, reptiles, rabbits and foxes on the hills."

After the long and nice trip, they feel hungry. Now it's time to taste the famous food of İzmir. One of the most popular foods in İzmir is meatball with potato and tomato. Technobird wants to taste the meatball so that Zeynep invite all to her house because her mother cooks it very well. They accept the polite invitation and go to Kaklıç where Sukeyna and Zeynep live. Kaklıç is a small and nice place which is famous for its fresh bread, egg,milk and meat. They arrive at Zeynep's house and eat İzmir meatball with fresh bread of Kaklıç. After the delicious meal, Technobird thanks to Sukeyna and Zeynep for this beautiful day. And then he flies away to meet the team of Melih Özakat Primary School, eTwinning coordinator Zahide Zarife Tortop Çeltik and her students will take him to Bergama to explore the beauties and food of Bergama the next day.

Photos from Sasalı Natural Life Park and İzmir Bird Paradise Trip

Today Alsancak Melih Özakat Primary School students and Technobird are very excited about this trip because after visiting Sasalı Wildlife Park they want to visit Pergamon with Technobird. It is a very curious bird. Pergamon is one of the most important culture and tourism centers of İzmir. There are a lot of historical places. Students tell Technobird all about Pergamon during the visit:

"The history of Bergama, one of the most glorious settlements of the Hellenistic Period, goes up to the seventh century BC. The city was the capital of the Kingdom of Pergamon, which lived for about 150 years between 281-133 BC. The ancient Pergamon city was built on terraces built at Fortified Hill; temples, streets, social and commercial plazas and the Hellenistic Period have been among the most spectacular city centers. The Temple of Zeus, Dionysus Temple, Athena Temple, Demeter Temple, Pergamon Library, theater, gymnasium, royal palaces, Traian Temple, waterways, fountains, cisterns and arsenals are world famous monuments built at Fortified Hill."

They go to the Sanctuary of Athena altogether. There are Pergamon Library and Athena Temple in the Sanctuary of Athena. They see some statues with Technobird. The Pergamon Library collection consisted of 200.000 books including bundles of papyrus and parchment. Then they see The Temple of Zeus and Dionysus Temple. It hosts big festivals. The Citadel Theatre, seats 10.000, was the first theatre of Pergamon and the steepest theaters of the World. Technobird flies to The Temple of Trajan and sing with them. Agora is the central spot for public gathering and of financial-political life of the cities during the antiquity. Technobird admires the places they visit altogether.

The students go on informing Technobird about Pergamon:

"Gymnasium, in ancient times, functioned as a wrestling, discussing throw and long jumping training facilities for competitors. The Red Basilica, the Roman Theatre and

the Amphitheatre are very interesting. 50.000 seated Amphitheatre represents one of the unique architectural forms in Anatolia. The Bridges of The Salinas River are still being in use. Asclepius is an ancient medical complex built in 4th century. It is also known as the first psychiatric hospital. There are a lot of statues in Bergama Museum. It is also among World Heritage Sites by UNESCO."

Now they are very hungry so they want to eat something. Bergama meatballs, chickpea pie, Bergama Tulu cheese,carnelian leblebi (chickpea), and the eggplant meal are very famous in Bergama. Bergama meatballs are very delicious. After the meat has been rested for a certain period, it is fried on wood fire with specially prepared condiments and it is eaten with piyaz and yogurt. The eggplant meal, which is a kind of olive oil roast made from whole eggplant, peppers and tomatoes in wood fire, is also famous in Pergamon. Chickpea pie is made by placing boiled chickpeas inside the dough... They want Technobird to taste all of them. After their trip ends, they wave to Technobird altogether. This time, Technobird flies to meet Cengiz Han Primary School Project team both eTwinning coordinator Duygu Karakuş and her students in the project to visit Ephesus Antique City and Virgin Mary the next day. Photos from Pergamon Antique City

Bergama meatballs, chickpea pie, Bergama Tulum cheese,carnelian leblebi (chickpea), and the eggplant meal

Cengiz Han Primary School decide to take Technobird to Efes (Ephesus was an ancient Greek city, and later a major Roman city, on the west coast of Asia Minor, near present - day Selçuk, Izmir Province, Turkey. It was one of the twelve cities of the I onian League during the Classical Greekera.), the temple of Artemis andthehouse of the Virgin Mary (It is the place where Mary may have spent her last days. Mary preferred this remote place rather than living in crowded place.). All these places are in a beautiful district of İzmir called Selçuk. While they are walking around these places, Technobird feels very happy. It is impressed by the beauty of these places. When it hears that the Temple of Artemis is one of the Seven Wonders of the World, Technobird feels himselfs lucky to see it.

They spend hours to see these beautiful places so they feel so hungry. Technobird asked them: "What can we eat in İzmir, is there something special and traditional here?" They all say "YES. Let's eat some traditional food. Ourmenu isrich." Technobird tastes Kirde Kebabı, Kuşkonmaz Kavurması, EnginarDolması and Lokma. He loves all of them. Then he says "I heard Gevrek. What kind of food is it?" They say: "It is a kind of bagel; we call it GEVREK in İzmir. It is more delicious when it is eaten with Tulum Peyniri(a kind of cheese special to İzmir). People in İzmir love Gevrek very much and they prefer it in their breakfast. Technobird loves Gevrek, too. And it takes more Gevrek with it to take them to its family. It is time for Technobird to go. It takes the photos we taken with it to show its family and friends. Then it flies to the new route. They will miss him and hang the photos in their classroom. This trip with Technobird will be a great memory for them. Now Technobird says "Goodbye" and flies to meet Seferihisar İMKB AİHL project team with eTwinning coordinator Bahriye Akkuş and her students in the project.

The students whose names are Eda, Naz, Azra and Betül are responsible for to take Technobird to various touristic and famous places in Seferihisar. First they take Technobird to Sığacık. It is by the seaside and it has harbor and also huge mandarin fields. They go to the mandarin festival and visit the Sığacık castle. Eda gives extra information to Technobird about

"Sığacık Village is the most peaceful place of the Seferihisar town. It is also known as the small port of Seferihisar. You can find plenty of local products to buy in the village. Tomato paste, artichoke, Turkish delight with mandarin and jams are the unusual flavor. The harbor lined multicolored fishing boats is a unique haven for wearies of city. There are Hellenistic and Roman period monuments in the ancient city of Teos that was one of the 12 Ionian settlements in Archaic Age and that had colonies like the other Ionian settlements. The most essential monuments are Dionysus Altar, Agora, Theatre, Odeon, city walls and harbor ruins. The other ancient city found within the town, Lebedos, is located further south. In 1522, Ottomans built a castle to be used as naval facility in a small fishing village of Sigacik. It is possible to see the ruins of the castle today. Sığacık Akkum, Akarca and Ürkmez beaches are some of the Blue Flag awarded beaches in slow city of Seferihisar"

Technobird is too tired because he flies and flies for four days to explore İzmir with the eTwinning Coordinators and the students of "BETTER TOGETHER" project. So they decide to make Technobird have a rest in Seferihisar. Then, they go to Hotel to stay. It is the biggest hotel in Seferihisar. They spend a night there. After then they go to the Seferihisar's organic bazaar which is very famous because everything in this bazaar is homemade. They eat bread filled with meat in that bazaar. Naz go on telling about Seferihisar:

"Seferihisar is the first cittaslow town of Izmir in Turkey, also surrounded by the historical treasures and green nature. Seferihisar makes you feel the Aegean spirit closer. Seferihisar is the first slow city of Turkey, is within the borders of Izmir in the Aegean Region of Turkey. The oldest settlement in Seferihisar district is Teos, the city of Carians, and known to be founded in 2000 BC by the Cretans, who were fleeing from the Achaeans. Its famous mandarin, large resources of solar, geothermal and wind power, and historical treasures are among the strong sides of the slow city Seferihisar. Olives, grapes and citruses are grown in the district. The reason why Seferihisar was not affected by the unplanned urbanization in Aegean and Mediterranean coasts in recent years is that it is surrounded by the archaeological sites and military areas.

They are all hungry so they eat stuffed bread, stuffed artichoke, sweet tarhana, mantı with chickpeas and tangerine dessert. After they eat these delicious foods now they are full. Azra and Betül give some important information about Seferihisar:

"Seferihisar is the first slow city of Turkey. It has become the member of Cittaslow on November 28, 2009, which is the international association of the cities where life is easy. Cittaslow philosophy, which proves that development is possible even by respecting the nature, protecting the local values, tradesmen and cuisine, has become a road map for Seferihisar. Cittaslow Seferihisar is a model for calmer and healthier lifestyle. It meets more than 60 of the criteria set forth for Slow Cities; preserving local tastes, supporting the Slow Food philosophy, using clean energy, maintaining places of historical and cultural value, local products, and many more."

Then they finish their tour in Seferihisar. They all shout at Technobird while he is ready to fly: "Bye bye Technobird! Come and visit us again. Enjoy your trip with Misak-ı Milli Secondary School team..." They all wave to him and while he is flying, they look behind him for a while. They have nice memories with him.

After Technobird see and learn about Seferihisar and Sığacık he flies away to meet Misak-ı Milli Secondary School Project Team eTwinning coordinator İnci Önderli and her students in the project. They as Misak-ı Milli Secondary School team decide to take Technobird to Çeşme, Karaburun and Mordoğan where beautiful and popular beach towns of İzmir. They start to visit Çeşme and its several towns first. Their students who are in Better Together Project in 7/C and 7/G classes give information to him voluntarily. First of Dila and Melek from 7/G start to tell about Çeşme:

"Çeşme is a Turkish resort town in the west of Izmir, on the Aegean Sea and one of the most beautiful tourist attractions in İzmir. It has an international harbor linked to Izmir with a wonderful highway. You can go to Greek island Chios (Sakız) with regular daily ferries.

The main square has restaurants, cafes, tea houses, and nice sunset views of the Aegean Sea. Small fortress of Çeşme, now nicely has been restored as the local museum. Çeşme has a fantastic history and architectural character. It was captured from the Byzantines by a Seljuk Turkish force under Çakabey in the 11th century. Çeşme's Tourism Information Office is between the south tower of the fortress and the sea. If you'd like to stay in Çeşme, the town has lots of hotels and you can find excellent holiday accommodations, restaurants and sports and entertainment facilities."

Then Cem Baran and Kayra Çınar from 7/C go on giving information on Ilıca:

"Ilıca is one of the marvelous towns of Çeşme. It is famous for its deep blue sea, golden sands and gentle breeze. Ilıca Beach, with warm thermal sulfur springs. There are good beaches in the south of Çeşme, and at nearby Ilıca, and it is easily reachable by minibus .The bay here is ideal for water sports, especially windsurfing and sailing. The thermal baths around Ilica are very popular; the best being located on ŞifneBay. During summer on Ilica Bay, the colorful International Çakabey Optimist Yacht race is organized."

Ayşe and İrem from 7/G want to say a few sentences about Dalyan:

"Dalyan, a fishing village in the north of Çeşme, has some of the region's best fish restaurants along marina. During the summer days you can sunbath and rest at its small beach and in the evening enjoy restaurants serving fresh fish."

Beril and Sarp from 7/C also mention famous town Alaçatı:

"Alaçatı is a delightful and typical Aegean town of Çeşme. It lies to the south inland from Ilica and the coast, with several good beaches. You can go to many lovely bays by cruise. The sea at Alaçati has ideal conditions for windsurfing because of its high winds. The wind in this area blows almost 330 days a year so it makes Alaçatı a paradise for windsurfers and kite-surfers. There are international windsurfing competitions and they are organized here every year. There are several windsurfing and kite-surfing schools on the dock. Alaçatı became a popular town in the peninsula in the last 10-15 years. Many of its old stone houses in the town center are used as boutique hotels, restaurants, or shops. Alaçatı has a typical market with fresh food and vegetables. You shouldn't miss the Herb Festival organized once a year. There is a modern marina in Alaçatı with several good restaurants and cafes."

Technobird likes their trip in Çeşme very much. He admires those fantastic places. He is also so happy to see their attractive places and spectacular views. He learns a lot about these beautiful touristic beach towns, too. After they finish visiting Çeşme and its environment, they drive along the panoramic Karaburun peninsula coast road; they pass several peaceful bays and attractive fishing villages, Mordoğan and Karaburun. Two of the students, Sudenaz and Eren from 7/C go on telling him along the way about Mordoğan:

"Mordoğan is 80 km far from İzmir. It is a beach town as beautiful as Karaburun. It is famous for especially Ayıbalığı rocks and Ardıç Beach. It is also famous for amateur fishing and seventy kinds of purple flowers. It was founded in B.C 4 th century, called Mimas. It has also attractive beaches where you can enjoy swimming and spending time. It has high range of oxygen in the air so you should go and take lots of fresh air full of oxygen there."

Toprak , from 7/C is excited to tell about Karaburun:

"Karaburun is 100 km far from İzmir. In Karaburun, there are pleasant hotels, tea gardens and fish restaurants. On the top of Manastır Mountain you can enjoy

an unforgettable view of the Karaburun coast; it is an alternative tourism paradise. There are a lot of shore towns, harbors all aspects of alternative tourism. The peninsula has a rich potential in alternative touristic activities such as diving, nature walks, village tours, ecotourism and agricultural tourism. Karaburun has clean sea, diving spots, areas for line fishing and boat rides, untapped and peaceful bays, beaches, amazing panoramas, cool breeze during the summer, almost no humidity, tasty sea dishes and local restaurants. You can access some of the bays only by boats. Eşendere, Saipaltı, İğdealtı, Büyükkent, Dolungaz, Yıldızkent, Akçakilise, Yeniliman and Kumbükü are beaches of Karaburun. The Kuyucak and Akvaryum beaches are also blue flagged

beaches. Karaburun has Mediterranean climate. It has a lot of myths, too. Mimas Mountain, mentioned in Homer's' Odyssey, is the mountain. we call it as Bozdağ today. Mimas, a giant that went to war with Zeus was killed and buried under the mountain for eternity. It is believed that the name of Lake Iris comes from this legend. Another myth concerns Narcissus."

Technobird loves Karaburun and Mordoğan, too. It is time to leave now for him because other students in their project are waiting for him. Before he leaves, Misak-ı Milli Secondary School Project Team gives him Lokma to eat in order not to get hungry while flying. Because his trip in İzmir is still going on. He asks: "What kind of food is it? I like it very much." Dila, the leader of the group says: "It is a traditional İzmir food made from flour, yeast, salt and warm water. After making dough with these ingredients, it is fried in very hot flower oil." Technobird and they eat it with syrup. They are all happy that he likes it. Then they wave to him and say aaltogether: "Goodbye Technobird. We love you very much. Please come and visit us again." He flies to meet Anafartalar Primary School Project Team both eTwinning Project Coordinator Ülkü Ünver Çelebi and her students in the project. They are looking forward to meeting Technobird.

Anafartalar Primary School students are waiting their visitor Technobird. Sarp, Umut, Ege, İrem and Eray are really excited because of his visit. The mechanic bird flies down from the sky and says "Hello, are you waiting for me?" All the students say "Yeeessss... Hello, Technobird we are waiting for you. What about your other trips in İzmir? Today we are going to visit Konak I hope you will enjoy your visit. This is your last day in İzmir and we will show you the heart of İzmir." Technobird answers: "My trips with five schools are fantastic. I love all the places we visit and food we eat. We become friends with all the other students in the project. I am sure I will also love you."

"Let's start with HISTORICAL ELEVATOR "Asansör"" says Sarp and opens a brochure and then he starts to read the explanation about elevator:

The building is in İzmir's Karataş quarter, within the boundaries of the metropolitan district of Konak. It was built in 1907 as a work of public service by a wealthy Jewish banker Nesim Levi Bayraklıoğlu, in order to ease the 155 step stair passage from the Mithatpaşa Street to Halilrıfatpaşa Street. First the elevator was working with water but then in 1985, it was activated to run on electricity by the municipality. The building was restored in 1992. The bottom entrance of the elevator is from Dario Moreno Street. The street has Sakız type houses and there was a statue of the Jewish descent Turkish guitarist, pianist and actor Dario Moreno. Today, there is a restaurant-cafe by the Metropolitan Municipality of İzmir. (pic1)

"HEY! Are you hungry? There is a beautiful cafe here. Maybe you want to eat our delicious sandwich "KUMRU" That is a traditional Turkish sandwich made with sausage and cheese." says Ege and Eray. They all get on the elevator and listens to old Turkish music. They eat their delicious sandwiches, kumru. (pic2) "

Our second place is Saat Kulesi "CLOCK TOWER" says Umut. They watch the beautiful scenery and İrem reads the article about clock tower:

"Saat Kulesi" CLOCK TOWER located at Konak Square and has become the symbol of the city. Famous clock tower is on the right at the entrance to Izmir's Kemeraltı Bazaar in Konak. The clock tower was designed by the Levantine French architect Raymond Charles Père, was born and spent his entire life in Izmir. He built the tower in 1901 to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Abdülhamid II's. The tower has carving of a crescent moon and star on its four sides and rests on a circular, base and the platform where the tower is based is lowered from the rest of the area. It has palm trees on north and south directions of the structure. The tower is provided with 12 water taps, 3 in each direction. The tower uses a technology called desalination by which it collects sea water from Aegean Sea and gives out pure drinkable water through the outlet pipes. (pic3)

"I have a surprise for you" says Ülkü teacher. "I have 3D clock tower puzzle for you if you want you can make your clock tower..." "YESSS" they shout...They make a cooperation and build their own tower. https://youtu.be/ngTo9rX3mYY(pic4)

"MİDYEEE, MİDYEEE, MİDYEEE..." The man with moustache shouts. Technobird asks "What is that?" "It is a kind of sea food" Ege answers. MİDYE "stuffed mussels" It is delicious. Do you want to eat?" Technobird answers "Yes, birds like sea food." (Pic5)

Eray goes on reading the brochure for everybody to give information: "Our next stop is KEMERALTI, (Pic 6)

A famous bazaar stretching from Konak Square through to the ancient Agora, Kemeraltı dates back to the 17th century and is home to shops, eateries, artisans' workshops, mosques, coffeehouses, tea gardens and synagogues. It has crowded and colorful streets, historic places of

worship, hidden courtyards and grand caravansaries reveal the real İzmir. Highlights include the cafes between the Hisar Mosque and the Kızlarağası Han, which serve the city's famous Turkish coffee boiled in the cup. (pic6)

Technobird is very tired and hungry because it enters all the shops to buy some presents to his friends. They enter a restaurant and eat İZMİR KÖFTE "İzmir meatball" delicious traditional food. Technobird finishes its meal. (pic7)

"We are so happy to be with you. Please come here again."say all the students. At the end of the day, they go to CLOCK TOWER (pic8) again, where all the project partners from İzmir (coordinator teachers of Better Together eTwinning Project, Belgin DAŞDEMİR from Kaklıç Primary School, Zahide Zarife TORTOP ÇELTİK from

Melih Özakat Primary School, Duygu KARAKUŞ from Cengiz Han Primary School, Bahriye AKKUŞ from Seferihisar İMKB AİHL, İnci ÖNDERLİ from Misak-ı Milli Secondary School and Ülkü Ünver ÇELEBİ from Anafartalar Primary School and their students in the project) waiting for them to say "Goodbye"

3D clock tower puzzle / https://youtu.be/ngTo9rX3mYY

They, all schools with eTwinning coordinators and their students decide to see off Technobird in Konak Square so they meet there on the last days of their trip. Technobird's İzmir trip is over now and he says it is very entertaining and educative trip for him and them. After he thanks them for these unforgettable memories in İzmir altogether, he flies to other adventures with the other project partners. İzmir Team waves altogether to him and shout altogether to the beautiful bird: "Goodbye Technobird. Come and see us again whenever you want. We always welcome you in İzmir. We will miss you." They, all are happy to know Technobird thanks to our eTwinning project "Better Together", but we are so sad to leave him. He looks to all of us for the last time and flies away to continue his visits for exploring Turkey's cultural heritage in other beautiful cities with the other Better Together Project Partners. We will never forget him and follow his adventures during his trip all around Turkey.

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