The information gathered by our Polish team was presented by students on a school bulletin board, which was hung in the school hallway.

The letters from Polish children to the Romanian children are ready to be sent. The children introduced themselves in their letters. They wrote about their names, ages, families, and what they like and dislike. The children's letters also included information about their favorite animals, favorite colors, and numbers. They placed small gifts in the envelopes.

It was a very joyful time, and afterward, a time of waiting for correspondence about their friends from Romania. The Polish children can't wait.

It was a truly wonderful experience! The children were very happy!!

From the vocabulary set: colors, activities, weather, months, and Christmas, the children selected words useful for the story.

One group at a time created a part of the story, developing the common narrative based on the chosen words. Each group prepared and presented two slides showing their part of the story.

The Polish team prepared its fragment of the story using the words sent by France: snowman, cold, reindeer, star, and elf.

The aim of the task was to develop creativity, teamwork skills, and to practise vocabulary related to winter and holiday themes.

The letters' theme is a description of the day – what activities the children do from morning to evening, and at what time.

The children opened the letters with great joy and curiosity. Thanks to the letters, they were able to learn about their classmates' daily lives – from morning until evening. It was a great opportunity to compare their customs and learn about the lives of children in another country.

The letters delighted everyone – they were beautiful, carefully crafted, and full of warm words ✉️💛 It was clear how much work and commitment our Greek partners put into them.

An additional, very pleasant surprise was a gift – delicious Greek sweets 🍬, which brought the children great joy.

This unique experience will remain in the students' memories for a long time and will surely further encourage them to continue their studies and international collaboration!