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After visiting Spain, the group started working on more project-related activities. They had a Skype meeting with Bulgaria and the children were expecting it. After some problems, they were able to have the meeting. Seeds were planted in the school and outside, and some grew into different produce like pumpkins, tomatoes, and melons. When Comenius partners visited, they brought souvenirs from their home countries for the children to explore. Students and teachers filled out questionnaires to evaluate the first year of the project. The children made presents for the partners with cuts, folds, glue and glitter.
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- 1. AFTER VISITING SPAIN, WE STARTED WORKING WITH MORE ACTIVITIES RELATED TO THE PROJECT¡
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- 3. AND FINALLY, AFTER HAVING SOME PROBLEMS¡ WE GOT IT!
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- 5. AFTER PLANTING YOUR ³§·¡·¡¶Ù³§¡
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