On 11th November, we celebrate S. Martin's Day.
Do you have this tradition?
In Portugal, we celebrate it a lot.
Check it, please, in our video.
This is a space to share outcomes from an eTwinning project between several schools in Europe. Our pupils are from 6 to 12 years old and our team intend to share songs that children sing in their childhood, songs that all of us learn from our parents and grandparents and also in schools and much more...
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Thanks so much, Betty, for the interesting video! It's a great holiday! On 1st November we celebrate the Day of the Educational Persons. They are people into Bulgarian history who have worked about the schools and pupils. The students make some posters and drawings, read rhymes, sing songs. The teachers organize a lot of events and discussions.
Happy St Martin's Day, Betty!
Best wishes to your children and colleagues!
Kind regards, Reny
Thanks, Reny. The activities of this celebration are like those you do on your 1st November. It's very interesting when we learn about our partners. Portuguese pupils will be happy with your words.
Hi, Chisae! I'm learning a lot of things from you.I surched on net for St. Martin and learned alot.Happy Martin's day to you.
Well, Raif, thank you so much for your kind words. I'm glad you like the portuguese video.
Hello Bety! I do not know this traditional holiday. I found information about it online. Thanks for the pleasure to experience beautiful moments with your video. I liked the song a lot. I want to ask you: Did you drunk água-pé?
Hello Svetla. Thanks for y our interest. Well... this year i still didn't drink "agua-pé", the new wine. But i hope i will! The tradition is to drink "agua-pé" and eat roast chestnuts. It´s very nice.
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