Agnieszka Bednarska/ Primary School No. 5 Bolesławiec/ Poland

 

Agnieszka Bednarska/ Primary School No. 5 Bolesławiec/ Poland

 

Dorota Stanałowska/Primary School No.4 Bolesławiec Poland

 We managed to build a Newton tree and hang apples on it.

Başak Evcin Altıeylül Science and Art Center, Apple tasted

 

Başak Evcin Altıeylül Science and Art Center, Apple paint

 

Başak Evcin Altıeylül Science and Art Center, Gravity speed

 

Anna Bębenek Public Kindergarten No 18 Jastrzębie-Zdrój POLAND

 Preschoolers test apples

We choose the apple we like best

David Pereira - AE da Golegã, Azinhaga e Pombalinho

We did some gravity experiments and we love it!

David Pereira - AE da Golegã, Azinhaga e Pombalinho - Portugal

 Viewing of a video related to zero gravity, from the Portuguese program “Astronaut for a Day,” by the Portuguese space agency.

Vídeos 2025 - Astronauta por um Dia

Anna Bębenek Public Kindergarten No 18 Jastrzębie-Zdrój POLAND

Working on a beautiful Christmas bauble 

David Pereira - AE da Golegã, Azinhaga e Pombalinho

Sofia today did her work from the 2º common task with her colleagues at classroom.

 

David Pereira - AE da Golegã, Azinhaga e Pombalinho

 We completed the ‘Apple Tasting’ task, and it was fun to do and very tasty at the same time. 

Dorota Stanałowska /Primary School No.4 Bolesławiec Poland

During art class, we were inspired by a still life featuring a striking red vase with black patterns and, of course, a basket full of apples. The resulting works captivated all the children.

The second source of inspiration was Bulgarian painter Vladimir Dimitrov's painting "Girl with Apples." The children passionately captured its atmosphere, combining their own imagination with artistic sensitivity.

It's truly amazing how many stories a single apple can tell!

Başak Evcin Altıeylül Science and Art Center

 Apple Story team 3

Sylwia Jędrzejewska/Beata Kubińska/Primary School/Bodzanów/Poland

 

As part of today’s Steam Adventure project classes, our group took part in a unique and tasty lesson dedicated to tasting different varieties of apples. We had the opportunity to compare five kinds: Golden Delicious, Gala, Jonagold, Red Delicious, and the local variety Champion.

During the activity, we examined the apples from every angle – their appearance, texture, smell, and taste. Each of us could independently decide which apple we liked best and then cast a vote for our favorite.

It turned out that the undisputed winner was the Red Delicious apple, which received as many as 9 votes! The remaining varieties received one vote each, which means that we almost unanimously chose the most delicious variety.

It was a very interesting lesson full of aromatic sensations, which not only allowed us to try different flavors, but also taught us to observe carefully, compare, and discuss our impressions.