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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Thank you very much, dear Valy!
Interesting tradition!
Best wishes for happy Christmas holidays!
Kind regards, Bulgarian Team :)
Dear Valy, I and my children thank you very much for this video. We are very happy that we have the same custom. We see that your decorated sticks are much modern from our surovaknitsi. Tomorrow we will do surovankitsi as they are done by our grandparents - with threads, dried fruits and popcorn. We will take a picture and show them to you. Christmas and New Year greetings from Bulgaria
Thank you, Svetla. Sorcova is made of fir tree branches , decorated with bells,tinsel,...
My students enjoyed watching your pupils and we decided to recite Sorcova to you and show you that there were similarities between our traditions.
Hello!
Thank you Valy and team :)
It's very nice!
When i was a little child i used to sing a song by the end of the year and by the new year. Children sang all around the village wishing a happy new year and at the end, the listners gave us some coins.
We call it "janeiras" because the song is sung by January.
Nowadays, not so many people do that, but some regions still do it.
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