It's My Life eTwinning Project: Ocak 2020

31 Ocak 2020 Cuma

Mehtap TOTUR / AYDIN HIGH SCHOOL "MODULE 5 TRAVEL"

Students wrote about a 3-Day Vacation in their countries on a Padlet.

My Holiday Plan in Turkey

🔗https://padlet.com/mehtaptotur009/gbm2i2ysxka1

Sakarya Anatolian High School - 3 -Day Vacation

https://padlet.com/gulrumart54/14wj5yyk8w9m

29 Ocak 2020 Çarşamba

Gökçen Polat Yeniçeri/Şehit Emre Acar Cumhuriyet Anatolian High School-MODULE 5-TRAVEL

3-Day Vacation in my Country:

https://padlet.com/gokcenpolaty/6h0zwusgr94w

28 Ocak 2020 Salı

Şarkışla Anatolian High School- Module5- 3-Day Vacation in my Country

TASK :

Imagine that you are organizing a three day vacation in your Country for your Etwinning partners;
Choose a city in your country and do research on net.
Decide when and how you go there and where to stay and waht to eat there.
Include the places you want to visit and the activities that can be done there.
Make a travel plan and share with us.

Students wrote about a 3-Day Vacation in their countries on a Padlet:

https://padlet.com/hhacer_e/yjbecg4zkbop

BAYRAKLI ANATOLIAN HIGH SCHOOL / HOLIDAY PLAN IN TURKEY

My students planned 3 day vacations in various cities of Turkey.

Padlet of Holiday Plans by ByAL students

18 Ocak 2020 Cumartesi

Şarkışla Anatolian High School- MODULE 4 - CHANGING TRADITIONS PAST-PRESENT

16 Ocak 2020 Perşembe

Ayfer Ceylan Emet Science High School / Module 5 -Travel

The students planned a three day vacation in different cities and made a travel plan.Then they shared their plans on our padlet

15 Ocak 2020 Çarşamba

Şarkışla Anatolian High School- MODULE 3 - LEGENDARY FIGURES Kahoot Game

Watch all presentations about Legendary figure and play kahoot game in class and share the results and photos.

Link for game:

https://create.kahoot.it/share/etwinning-project-it-s-my-life-legendary-figures-quiz/03623d7c-c1d9-4384-a100-434aef3fb2ae

Our photos and results:

13 Ocak 2020 Pazartesi

AYŞAGÜL SÖYLER-Gaziemir Şehit Serhat Sığnak GMTAL-For module Travel,my students wrote about their 3-day-vacation on padlet.

https://padlet.com/aysegul_soyler/bcjfl0xoddo2

10 Ocak 2020 Cuma

Şarkışla Anatolian High School- Module4 -Fascinating Cultural Traditions Around the World

6 Ocak 2020 Pazartesi

AYŞEGÜL SÖYLER-Gaziemir Şehit Serhat Sığnak GMTAL-For module Traditions,my students prepared a presentation on Evil Eye Bead.We also shared it on Thinglink.

https://www.thinglink.com/scene/1260967845336973315

2 Ocak 2020 Perşembe

Sakarya Anatolian High School - Different Traditions Around The World

Fascinating Cultural Traditions Around the World

METECAN Y. SAL 10/F SAKARYA ANATOLIAN HIGH SCHOOL

Buried in a fantasy coffin

In Ghana, people like to be buried in somethingthat represents their lives. These include coffins shaped like planes for pilots , fish for fishermen and a Mercedes for a businessman :)

SILA S. SAL 10/F SAKARYA ANATOLIAN HIGH SCHOOL

PHILIPPINES -LOVEY-DOVEY

After tying the knot,happy brides and grooms inthe Phlippines release a pair of white doves -one male, one female - into the air. The birds are said to represent a harmonious life together for the newly married couple.

METE KAAN A. SAL 10 / F SAKARYA ANATOLIAN HIGH SCHOOL

The haka is a type of ancient Māori war dance traditionally used on the battlefield, as well as when groups came together in peace. Haka are a fierce display of a tribe's pride, strength and unity. Actions include violent foot-stamping, tongue protrusions and rhythmic body slapping to accompany a loud chant. The words of a haka often poetically describe ancestors and events in the tribe's history.

Today, haka are still used during Māori ceremonies and celebrations to honour guests and show the importance of the occasion. This includes family events, like birthdays and weddings.

Haka are also used to challenge opponents on the sports field.

SAL 10/F GÖKÇE SAKARYA ANATOLIAN HIGH SCHOOL

There is an old tradition in Sagada where people hang their coffins in limestone caves. It was carried out by the Igorot tribe of Mountain Province, which became a common belief among the people in northern Philippines. They believe that this ritual prevents monsters and beasts from taking the dead bodies, and also purifies or blesses the departed soul.

DİDEM Ç. SAL 10 /F SAKARYA ANATOLIAN HIGH SCHOOL

SLURPING IN JAPAN

Most societies around the world have rules about table etiquette. For western cultures, making slurping sounds while eating is considered rude.In japan , however , slurping sounds while eating has an entirely different meaning. This might have something to do with the fact that in western countries, noodles are properly consumed by twirling them on a spoon before putting them in the mouth. Meanwhile , the Japanese simply slurp up their noodles without contorting them first, an act that is naturally noisier than the former . Making slurping sounds when eating noodles in Japan is a way of indicating that you are really enjoying them . Some scientists even argue slurping invites air into the palate and actually enhances the noodles'flavor.

Furkan K. SAL 10/F

Finger Cutting

When your loved one dies, you may feel physically ill or even incapacitated by grief, but your pain differs slightly from the kind of agony that a Dani woman feels when a family member perishes.

In the Western New Guinea province of Indonesia, the Dani tribe has a very unique way of mourning for their lost relatives. In their culture, it is customary to cut off the top half of a woman's finger during the funeral ceremony.

The amputation symbolizes the pain of grieving, but also helps to ward off any unwanted spirits of the late relatives, which may haunt the village if these women were to keep their fingertips. After amputation, the bleeding digit is cauterised to stop blood flow and to help form a new fingertip.

SAKARYA ANATOLIAN HIGH SCHOOL -SILA E. SAL 10 /F

ST. PATRICK'S DAY

The feast day of Ireland’s Patron Saint is famous across the globe, but many do not even realise that one of the most famous Irish figures wasn’t even from Ireland!

Born in Roman-occupied Britain, at 16 the young Pātricius was kidnapped by Irish bandits into slavery as a shepherd. For years Patrick prayed to God, his faith constantly growing. After 6 years he heard God call him to port located over a hundred miles away and he left Ireland.

Sakarya Anatolian High School - New Year Wishes

NEW YEAR WISHES

https://padlet.com/yilmzgulcan/ft6ntmn38gpx

ilkay tuna SAL 10/F

I hope new year will be enjoable.
I want be healty and
success.

Furkan K. Sal

I wish hapiness, peaceful world and success in 2020

Gökçe B. SAL 10/F

In 2020, lots of laughter, lots of happiness, lots of success and love be with you. WELCOME 2020

Arda A. SAL 10/F Sakarya Anatolian High School

Here is wishing you all the joy of the season . Have a New Year !

Sıla E SAL/10F

Do more of everything I wish in the New Year

SAL 10-F Didem

Let’s welcome the year which is fresh and new. Let’s cherish each moment it beholds, let’s celebrate this blissful New-year. Happy New Year!

Mete Can / Sakarya Anatolian Highschool / 10-F / Turkey

Happy new year all! I wish a healthy, peaceful, happy new year to everyone! I hope your New Year will be as you wish!