Erasmus recipesGisela KemperThe document provides recipes from different partner countries for a party with 30-32 guests. It includes recipes such as zeppelinas from Lithuania, halloumi cheese with herbs from Cyprus, dolmades and Greek salad from Greece, köfte and kıymalı pide from Turkey, herring salad and pierogi from Poland, taralli, pizza and maultaschen from Germany, and Black Forest cake from Germany. The recipes are presented with ingredients to serve 30-32 people to allow planning a menu for an international party.
A6 maths' tasks about travelling - from CypruselenitsagariKatia and Nicolas traveled to Krakow, Poland for Christmas. They walked through the old town and had lunch at a traditional Polish restaurant, where they tried various Polish dishes including soups, dumplings, and stuffed cabbage rolls. They then bought souvenirs for their classmates. The document provides recipes and activities related to travel, food, and math word problems involving currency conversion and counting items.
Kl the story of the little blue square kleinGisela KemperThe story is about an unhappy little blue square that feels left out because it is not a unique shape like its siblings. It dreams that a wizard transforms it into a headscarf as a gift for a witch. The witch uses the headscarf and sails with the wizard to an old mill, where they find a treasure including a magic square inside a chest. The little square wakes up realizing all the objects in the story could be folded out of a square, and is no longer bored with its shape.
A15 christmas decorationselenitsagariThis document summarizes Christmas/Winter decorations made by students at Primary School K.B' in Greece. The students observed microscope photos of snowflakes to find symmetry axes and designed random patterns inside triangles to replicate snowflake shapes. They also made paper snowflakes by cutting out symmetrical designs with 6 axes of symmetry and folded wrapping paper to create symmetrical Christmas designs inspired by Polish folk traditions.
A7 maths tasks about partner countrieselenitsagariThis document provides instructions for a geography math activity involving Erasmus+ partner countries. Students are asked to name and color partner countries on a map, noting capital cities with dots, then connect the dots to form segments. They should name the segments and make statements about mathematical relationships between them, such as being parallel. Students also name and measure some of the angles created.
LithuaniaGiota SkouroliakouLithuania's capital is Vilnius and its currency is the Euro. Some famous Lithuanians in the past include King Mindaugas, composer Mikalojus Konstantinas Čiurlionis, and basketball player Arvydas Sabonis. Current famous Lithuanians are President Dalia Grybauskaite and Olympic champion Ruta Meilutyte. Popular tourist sites include Gediminas’ Tower, the Cathedral of Vilnius, Gates of Dawn, and Trakai Castle. Lithuania has a landscape of forests and lakes without mountains. Famous monuments include the Gediminas Statue and Kaunas Castle. Traditional foods consist of potato dumplings called cepelinai, cold
GreeceGiota SkouroliakouGreece has a population of over 11 million people and its capital and largest city is Athens. Some of Greece's most famous historical figures include Alexander the Great, Socrates, and Aristotle. Today, Greece is known for its mountainous landscapes, over 6,000 islands in the Aegean and Ionian Seas, and World Heritage sites like the Acropolis and Delphi. Greek cuisine features dishes like souvlaki, moussakas, Greek salad and tzatziki.
Italia3Giota SkouroliakouItaly has a population of around 60 million people and its capital and largest city is Rome. Some of Italy's most famous historical figures include Julius Caesar, Michelangelo, and Christopher Columbus. In modern times, well-known Italians include Sophia Loren, Roberto Benigni, and Luciano Pavarotti. Italy is known for iconic landmarks like the Colosseum, Leaning Tower of Pisa, and St. Peter's Basilica. The country also has a variety of landscapes from mountains to beaches. Italian cuisine is renowned, especially dishes like pizza, pasta, and lasagna, along with wines.
A10 maths tasks about travelling EN from CypruselenitsagariThis document contains 5 math activities about traveling in Poland for 4th-6th grade students. Activity 1 provides details about a meal two children had in Poland and asks students to estimate the total cost. Activity 2 states the children bought souvenirs for classmates at 15 Zloty each and paid 360 Zloty total, asking how many classmates they have. Activity 3 provides prices of Polish dishes in Zloty and PLN. Activity 4 shows a map of a Polish city and asks students to identify street patterns. Activity 5 provides a pizza recipe for 4 people and asks students to scale the recipe to serve 20 people.
Getting to know partner Countries from CypruselenitsagariStudents in 6th grade researched information on their school's Erasmus+ partner countries and then created maps detailing their discovery journeys. The maps showed the students' learning about the partner countries. The maps were meant to document the students' discovery journeys to the partner countries.
ʰ̈ԳٲپDz2Gisela KemperGermany is a federal parliamentary republic located in Central and Western Europe. It has a population of over 82 million people and its capital and largest city is Berlin. Germany has 16 federal states and shares borders with 9 countries, including Denmark, Poland, the Czech Republic, Austria, Switzerland, France, Luxembourg, Belgium, and the Netherlands. It is also bordered by the North Sea and Baltic Sea. Joachim Gauck is the President and head of state, while Angela Merkel is the Chancellor and head of government. Some famous German cities include Berlin, Cologne, and Munich. Notable Germans include Martin Luther, Michael Schumacher, Heidi Klum, Paula Modersohn-Becker, and Angela
Pdf polskaolipkaPoland is a country located in Central Europe with a population of about 38 million people. It has a diverse landscape that ranges from coastal areas on the Baltic Sea to mountainous regions in the south. Some of Poland's most famous cities include Warsaw, Kraków, Gdańsk, and Zakopane. Traditional Polish cuisine features dishes like pierogi (dumplings), bigos (hunter's stew), and various soups like barszcz (borscht) and zurek. Popular desserts include pączki (donuts), makowiec (poppy seed cake), and sekacz (tree cake). Poland has a long history and was once home to many influential
Atina for the blogolipkaThe document discusses a meeting with the town mayor and visits to important landmarks in Athens including the Acropolis Museum, Parthenon temple, and Poseidon temple. It expresses thanks to Greece for hospitality, friendship, and lectures on the golden ratio, as well as thanks to the event organizer and presenters with hopes to visit Turkey soon.
What do you know about poland dobryolipkaThe document lists several famous Polish people and inventions. It discusses notable figures like the first king of Poland, Pope John Paul II, scientist Marie Curie who won two Nobel Prizes, and Lech Wałęsa who co-founded Solidarity and won the Nobel Peace Prize. Inventions highlighted include the windshield wiper, hologram, bulletproof vest, oil refinery, periscope, contributions to breaking the Enigma code, blue laser, walkie-talkie, and the paper clip. The document promotes Polish scientific and cultural achievements.
R.carrieri primary school it3olipkaR.Carrieri Primary School in Taranto held various educational activities for their students. Students toured local landmarks like the Aragonise Castle, visited the City Council Palace, and participated in celebrations for San Cataldo. They learned at the school's PC lab and pretended to take on roles like mayor. The field trips and hands-on activities provided experiences to supplement classroom learning.
What do you know about polandolipkaThe document describes brief biographies of several famous Poles, including Karol Wojtyła who was both an actor and the Pope, astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus who proposed that the Earth revolves around the Sun, physicist Marie Curie who was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize, electrician Lech Wałęsa who co-founded the Solidarity movement, pianist and composer Frédéric Chopin who wrote music in a romantic style for piano, footballer Robert Lewandowski who scored 5 goals in 9 minutes in the Bundesliga, and model Aga Młynarska from Częstochowa. It also mentions Częstochowa as the spiritual capital of Poland known
What do you know about poland [automatycznie zapisany] 1olipkaThe document lists various famous Polish people and inventions. It mentions that Karol Wojtyła was an actor, poet and the Pope; Copernicus moved the Earth and stopped the Sun; Marie Curie was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize, winning twice. It also discusses Lech Wałęsa, who was an electrician and co-founded Solidarity, winning the Nobel Peace Prize. Several famous Polish inventions are listed, including the windscreen wiper, hologram, bulletproof vest, oil refinery, periscope for submarines, and the walkie-talkie. The Enigma machine was first broken by Polish engineers, and the blue laser and paper clip were also invented
A10 maths tasks about travelling EN from CypruselenitsagariThis document contains 5 math activities about traveling in Poland for 4th-6th grade students. Activity 1 provides details about a meal two children had in Poland and asks students to estimate the total cost. Activity 2 states the children bought souvenirs for classmates at 15 Zloty each and paid 360 Zloty total, asking how many classmates they have. Activity 3 provides prices of Polish dishes in Zloty and PLN. Activity 4 shows a map of a Polish city and asks students to identify street patterns. Activity 5 provides a pizza recipe for 4 people and asks students to scale the recipe to serve 20 people.
Getting to know partner Countries from CypruselenitsagariStudents in 6th grade researched information on their school's Erasmus+ partner countries and then created maps detailing their discovery journeys. The maps showed the students' learning about the partner countries. The maps were meant to document the students' discovery journeys to the partner countries.
ʰ̈ԳٲپDz2Gisela KemperGermany is a federal parliamentary republic located in Central and Western Europe. It has a population of over 82 million people and its capital and largest city is Berlin. Germany has 16 federal states and shares borders with 9 countries, including Denmark, Poland, the Czech Republic, Austria, Switzerland, France, Luxembourg, Belgium, and the Netherlands. It is also bordered by the North Sea and Baltic Sea. Joachim Gauck is the President and head of state, while Angela Merkel is the Chancellor and head of government. Some famous German cities include Berlin, Cologne, and Munich. Notable Germans include Martin Luther, Michael Schumacher, Heidi Klum, Paula Modersohn-Becker, and Angela
Pdf polskaolipkaPoland is a country located in Central Europe with a population of about 38 million people. It has a diverse landscape that ranges from coastal areas on the Baltic Sea to mountainous regions in the south. Some of Poland's most famous cities include Warsaw, Kraków, Gdańsk, and Zakopane. Traditional Polish cuisine features dishes like pierogi (dumplings), bigos (hunter's stew), and various soups like barszcz (borscht) and zurek. Popular desserts include pączki (donuts), makowiec (poppy seed cake), and sekacz (tree cake). Poland has a long history and was once home to many influential
Atina for the blogolipkaThe document discusses a meeting with the town mayor and visits to important landmarks in Athens including the Acropolis Museum, Parthenon temple, and Poseidon temple. It expresses thanks to Greece for hospitality, friendship, and lectures on the golden ratio, as well as thanks to the event organizer and presenters with hopes to visit Turkey soon.
What do you know about poland dobryolipkaThe document lists several famous Polish people and inventions. It discusses notable figures like the first king of Poland, Pope John Paul II, scientist Marie Curie who won two Nobel Prizes, and Lech Wałęsa who co-founded Solidarity and won the Nobel Peace Prize. Inventions highlighted include the windshield wiper, hologram, bulletproof vest, oil refinery, periscope, contributions to breaking the Enigma code, blue laser, walkie-talkie, and the paper clip. The document promotes Polish scientific and cultural achievements.
R.carrieri primary school it3olipkaR.Carrieri Primary School in Taranto held various educational activities for their students. Students toured local landmarks like the Aragonise Castle, visited the City Council Palace, and participated in celebrations for San Cataldo. They learned at the school's PC lab and pretended to take on roles like mayor. The field trips and hands-on activities provided experiences to supplement classroom learning.
What do you know about polandolipkaThe document describes brief biographies of several famous Poles, including Karol Wojtyła who was both an actor and the Pope, astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus who proposed that the Earth revolves around the Sun, physicist Marie Curie who was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize, electrician Lech Wałęsa who co-founded the Solidarity movement, pianist and composer Frédéric Chopin who wrote music in a romantic style for piano, footballer Robert Lewandowski who scored 5 goals in 9 minutes in the Bundesliga, and model Aga Młynarska from Częstochowa. It also mentions Częstochowa as the spiritual capital of Poland known
What do you know about poland [automatycznie zapisany] 1olipkaThe document lists various famous Polish people and inventions. It mentions that Karol Wojtyła was an actor, poet and the Pope; Copernicus moved the Earth and stopped the Sun; Marie Curie was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize, winning twice. It also discusses Lech Wałęsa, who was an electrician and co-founded Solidarity, winning the Nobel Peace Prize. Several famous Polish inventions are listed, including the windscreen wiper, hologram, bulletproof vest, oil refinery, periscope for submarines, and the walkie-talkie. The Enigma machine was first broken by Polish engineers, and the blue laser and paper clip were also invented
1. Task 1/ Zadanie 1
The Smiths are going to visit their friends who live in Uberlingen.
They have to go 1215 km. Their car uses 7 litres of petrol per 100 km. How many litres of petrol
will the car burn off on the route Warsaw – Uberlingen? How much money do they need for fuel if
1 litre costs 5,25 zł
Państwo Nowakowie wybierają się
w odwiedziny do znajomych mieszkających
w Uberlingen. Muszą przejechać 1215 km.
Samochód ich spala 7 litrów na 100 km.
Ile litrów benzyny spali samochód na trasie
Warszawa – Uberlingen. Ile trzeba zapłacić
za benzynę, jeżeli 1 litr paliwa kosztuje 5,25 zł?
Task 2/ Zadanie 2
Traffic regulations in Greece.
For example if you ignore stop sign or red light it may cost you 700 euro and a lack of fastened
seatbelts – 350 euro If you are stopped for speeding up 20/30 km/h you can pay a fine of 100 euro.
Most of the traffic police tickets can be reduced to half in case of paying the money within 10 days
from writing out”
Travelling through Greece Mr. Thomas got a ticket for a lack of fastened seatbelts and speeding.
How much euro and how much zloty did he pay for the fines if he paid for the tickets the next day?
What was the cost of fines in euro and in złoty if he paied for the tickets the next day?
1 euro = 4,42 zł
Przepisy drogowe w Grecji.
„Na przykład zignorowanie znaku stop lub czerwonego światła może kosztować cię 700 euro,
a brak zapiętych pasów 350 euro. Za przekroczenie prędkości o 20/30 km/h grozi nam mandat
w wysokości 100 euro. Większość mandatów wystawianych przez drogówkę w Grecji można
zredukować o połowę, opłacając je w ciągu 10 dni od wystawienia”.
Podróżując po Grecji pan Tomasz dostał mandat za brak zapiętych pasów i przekroczenie
prędkości. Podaj wysokość mandatu w ero i złotówkach, jeżeli zapłacił go zaraz następnego dnia.
1 euro = 4,42 zł
Task 3/Zadanie 3
Four person family ( 2adults + 2 children) went for a 3 day long trip to Wilnius. They chose the
offer of the hotel situated near the old town and booked 2 nights. The price for a room was 380 zł
per night including breakfast. They planned visiting Adam Mickiewicz Museum, the St. Peter and
Paul’s Church, the St. Anna”s Church, the Sharp Gate Chapel, the Vilnius University, the Cathedral
Bell Tower. For those destinations they prepared 120 zł. During their stay they tried traditional
Lithuanian meals: cold beet soup, cepeliny, kugelis, kolduny and kakory. They spent 320 zł for
food. Moreover, they went by plane . The return ticket for an adult cost 499 zł and for a 25%
discount. What was the total cost of the family trip?
2. Czteroosobowa rodzina ( 2 dorosłych + 2 dzieci ) pojechała na trzydniową wycieczkę do Wilna.
Wybrali ofertę hotelu blisko starówki i zarezerwowali 2 noclegi. Cena za pokój 380 zł za jedną noc
ze śniadaniem. Zaplanowali zwiedzanie: muzeum Adama Mickiewicza, kościołów Św. Piotra
i Pawła oraz Św. Anny, Kaplicy w Ostrej Bramie, Uniwersytetu Wileńskiego, Dzwonnicę
katedralną. Na te cele przygotowali kwotę 120 zł. Podczas pobytu próbowali tradycyjnych
litewskich potraw: chłodnik, cepeliny, kugelis, kołduny i kakory. Na wyżywienie wydali 320 zł.
Na wycieczkę polecieli samolotem. Bilet w obie strony kosztował 499 zł od osoby dorosłej, dzieci
korzystały z 25 % zniżki. Oblicz, ile wyniósł całkowity koszt wycieczki dla tej rodziny.
Fasada Kaplicy Ostrobramskiej Muzeum Adama Mickiewicza
Uniwersytet Wileński Dzwonnica Katedralna
Task 4/Zadanie 4
The plane took off from Warsaw at 7:20 and landed at Larnace airport (Cyprus) after 6h 10 min.
What time did the plane land ?
Attention!
In your calculations include time differences: time in Cyprus = time in Poland + 1h.
Samolot wystartował z Warszawy o godzinie 7:20, a wylądował na lotnisku w Larnace ( Cypr) po 6
h 10 min. O której godzinie odbyło się lądowanie samolotu?
Uwaga
Uwzględnij w obliczeniach różnice czasowe, tzn. czas na Cyprze = czas Polski + 1 h
Task 5/Zadanie 5
According to given information do tasks a – d.
“The tourist attraction, Ponte Girevole –Swing Bridge in Taranto – the town on two seas (Italy) was
opened on 22 May 1887. The bridge is spread over shipping channel connecting Mar Grande and
Mar Piccolo. It is 400 metres long and 73 metres wide. The structure of the bridge was rebuilt later
and the electric mechanism was introduced. The new bridge was officially opened on 10 March
1958. Now it is 89,9 metres long and 9,3 metres wide. It is divided into two half-bridges which turn
around the middle spindle together with their structures. The bridge consist of two wings which do
not lift up but draw back to sides. This is the only bridge of the kind in Italy”
a. What is the difference among the width and length of the new and the old bridge?
b. In which century was the bridge build?
3. c. How many years passed from the opening of the bridge to its reconstruction?
d. How many years ago was the bridge built?
Na podstawie informacji rozwiąż zadania a – d.
„Atrakcja turystyczna, Ponte Girevole - Most Obrotowy w Taranto – miasto nad dwoma
morzami (Włochy), został otwarty 22 maja 1887. Most
rozpięty jest nad kanałem żeglugowym, który łączy
Mar Grande z MarPiccolo i ma 400 metrów długości
i 73 metry szerokości. Struktura mostu została później
przebudowana, wprowadzając mechanizm typu
elektrycznego. Nowy most został otwarty 10 marca
1958. Most obecnie mierzy 89,9 metrów długości i 9,3
metrów szerokości. Jest podzielony na dwa pół-mostki,
które wraz ze swą strukturą obracają się wokół osi
środkowej. Składa sie z dwóch skrzydeł, jednak nie
podnoszonych do góry, a rozsuwanych na boki. Jest to jedyny taki most we Włoszech”.
a. Jaka jest różnica pomiędzy długością i szerokością starego i nowego mostu?
b. W którym wieku zbudowano most?
c. Po ilu latach od otwarcia przebudowano most?
d. Ile lat upłynęło od otwarcia mostu?
Answers:
1. 85,05 litres; 446,25 zł
3. 225 euro; 994,50zł
4. 2946,50 zł; 670 euro
5. 14:30
6. a) 310,1 m long. i 63,7 wide.
b) XIX c.
c) after 71 years
d) 130 years
Odpowiedzi:
85,05 litrów; 446,25 zł
225 euro; 994,50zł
2946,50 zł; 670 euro
14:30
a) 310,1 m dług. i 63,7 szer.
b) XIX w.
c) po 71 latach
d) 130 lat