sobota, 28 marca 2026
czwartek, 26 marca 2026
Dorota Stanałowska/Primary School No. 4 Bolesławiec POLAND
Two meetings were held yesterday and today as part of the international eTwinning project – the Space Song Festival.
Participants performed their songs and dances, creating a unique atmosphere full of music and joy.
Thank you all for your attendance, commitment, and the work you put into the project.
These were truly cosmic meetings.👏👏🌙🌎🪐💫🔥🚀🚀
środa, 25 marca 2026
wtorek, 24 marca 2026
David Pereira - AE da Golegã, Azinhaga e Pombalinho - Portugal
czwartek, 19 marca 2026
wtorek, 17 marca 2026
sobota, 14 marca 2026
środa, 11 marca 2026
niedziela, 8 marca 2026
Elżbieta Węgrzynowska/ Primary School Sokołowice/Poland
🌙 Why does the Moon change its shape?
Students learned about the phases of the Moon and presented them in their artwork.sobota, 7 marca 2026
Dorota Stanałowska/Primary School No.4 Bolesławiec Poland
We ventured even further—all the way to the Milky Way. The children learned about the galaxy to which our Solar System belongs, and then constructed its spiral shape. Of course, there were also tests with Photons, which bravely traversed the cosmic paths.
Dorota Stanałowska/Primary School No.4 Bolesławiec Poland
After today's lesson, I can be sure of one thing – I've mastered the moon phases!
The children had the most fun creating moon phases from Oreo cookies. Everyone had the task of recreating the stages they learned, "sculpting" the cream accordingly – and that's how they created a new moon, first quarter, full moon, last quarter... It turned out that cookies can be not only a delicious snack, but also an excellent learning aid! Thanks to this tasty experiment, everyone easily remembered how the moon changes and which phases it goes through. Learning by doing (and having a little sweetness) is a great idea!
Dorota Stanałowska/Primary School No.4 Bolesławiec POLAND
Today in class, we officially left Earth. And without NASA's permission.
Our rocket was the KORBO system, our fuel was drinking straws, and the mission's goal: to build four constellations according to a certain pattern. Sounds innocent? Well, no. This was an operation on a galactic scale.
Our constellations were: Hercules, Orion, Ursa Major (also known as the Big Dipper), and Aquarius (the Water Bear).
And then... the Photons arrived!
The Photons visited each constellation several times. You could say they undertook an interstellar journey. The Photons passed their navigational test!























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