E-twinning

 Students participating in the eTwinning project continue their exciting journey and enthusiastically take part in new inspiring activities.

They designed and created spaceship helmets using cardboard and aluminium tape. While exploring the Solar System, we learned many interesting facts and created posters showing how sunlight spreads in space. We also designed the project logo and poster.

Students built a model of Mars using LEGO bricks and created its digital visualization. Another creative activity involved making “constellations” from paper cups – with the help of torches, we transformed our classroom into a starry night sky.

On March 20th, we celebrated World Water Day. To mark the occasion, students created a collaborative world poster with slogans related to ecology and the importance of water. Finally, we carried out an experiment to visualize the conditions on Venus by building volcanoes from aluminium foil and simulating eruptions using baking soda, vinegar, and washing liquid.

Last Tuesday, we met to put together digital puzzles of Uranus that had been prepared for us by students from a school in Moldova. At the same time, we baked “space gingerbread.” Yes, it’s true—you can make them using an air fryer!

The project is still ongoing and brings lots of joy! Stay tuned – soon we will share news about our space book!