The children took part in a competition in which they rapped a poem by the famous Polish poet Jan Brzechwa, "At the market stall". The poem is a conversation between vegetables lying in the market. It was the children"s first competition performance.

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Takie słyszy się rozmowy:

“Może pan się o mnie oprze,


Pan tak więdnie, panie koprze.”

“Cóż się dziwić, mój szczypiorku,


Leżę tutaj już od wtorku!”

Rzecze na to kalarepka:


”Spójrz na rzepę – ta jest krzepka!”

Groch po brzuszku rzepę klepie:


“Jak tam, rzepo? Coraz lepiej?”

“Dzięki, dzięki, panie grochu,


Jakoś żyje się po trochu.

Lecz pietruszka – z tą jest gorzej:


Blada, chuda, spać nie może.”

“A to feler” -
Westchnął seler.

Burak stroni od cebuli,


A cebula doń się czuli:

“Mój Buraku, mój czerwony,


Czybyś nie chciał takiej żony?”

Burak tylko nos zatyka:


“Niech no pani prędzej zmyka,

Ja chcę żonę mieć buraczą,


Bo przy pani wszyscy płaczą.”

“A to feler” -
Westchnął seler.

Naraz słychać głos fasoli:


“Gdzie się pani tu gramoli?!”

“Nie bądź dla mnie taka wielka”

Odpowiada jej brukselka.

“Widzieliście, jaka krewka!”


Zaperzyła się marchewka.

“Niech rozsądzi nas kapusta!”


”Co, kapusta?! Głowa pusta?!”

A kapusta rzecze smutnie:


”Moi drodzy, po co kłótnie,

Po co wasze swary głupie,


Wnet i tak zginiemy w zupie!”

“A to feler” -
Westchnął seler.

At the market stall

At the stall on market day

You can hear these conversation:

“Perhaps you will like to lean on me,

You are fading, Mr. Dill. “

“Not a surprise, my chives,

I’m lying here since Tuesday! “

Kohlrabi heard and said:

“Look at turnip – she is hearty!”

Peas pat turnips tummy:

“How are you turnip? Getting better?”

“Thanks, thanks, Mr. peas,

Somehow, I live slowly.

But it is worse with parsley:

pale, thin, can not sleep. “

“What a flaw” – 
 sighed celery.

Beet avoids onion,

And onion wants to get close:

“My beet, my red,

Wouldn’t you like wife like me? “

Beet only plugs his nose:

“Please get going,

I want my wife to be beet like

Because everyone cries around you. “

“What a flaw” – 
 sighed celery.

Suddenly, you hear the voice of beans:

“Where have you scrambling here!”

“Do not be so great for me”

Corresponds to the Brussels sprouts.

“Did you see what a brave one!”

Carrot got upset.

“Let the cabbage judge us!”

“What, cabbage? Empty head?”

And cabbage will say sadly:

“My dear, what arguments,

Why your silly quarrels,

Soon all of us will die in the soup! “

“What a flaw” – 
 sighed celery.

The students painted the worksheet they were given, each in their own way, and then decorated it with tree leaves collected from our school garden.

December 1 - National Day of Romania

To: Mircioi Mariana

1st grade Pedagogical National College

At the Regueifa and Biscoito Workshop, where we were very well received, the children started by watching a 3D film that explained the entire bread cycle and talked about Regueifa, which is a traditional bread from Valongo, as well as biscuits!! When it ended, no one wanted to leave the room because they loved the film!

Then they went to visit the museum and then made their own cookies, also traditional from the Valonguense region.

At the end, while the cookies were baking, the children played games that are available to anyone visiting that space.

Finally, each child was given a bag of cookies, bringing this wonderful visit to an end. It was a morning full of learning!

We advise all those who don't know, to visit this fun space, full of tradition and with so many diverse activities as a family!!

All kindergarten groups wanted to participate in this study and there was a lot of learning!

B2 class

The project was so meaningful to the children that most of them said they would like to have a profession linked to nature. Some want to be gardeners, florists, others plant doctors, plant engineers and farmers. The seeds remained...