Project activities in the near future

Marjatta writes:
1. LOGO

I already mentioned that the next stage in the project is the logo competition. It was agreed that the logo should meet the following criteria: It should

be simple

be small so that it would be possible to use it in letters, etc.

• imply the idea og getting to know people in other European countries
  
• carry the meaning that tales can be told both in words, music and pictures
  

2. EVALUATION

In addition to this competition the partner schools will let their staff and students fill in the evaluations sheets in order to get the basic line. The final evaluation will be made at the end of the project and the basic line used as the parametre. Also annual evaluation, to be sure. this will be completed in November.

3. MUSIC:

Before Christmas each school will send the words and recording (sound files in digital form, disc or cia E-mail) of the well-known hymn "Stille Nacht, heilige Nacht" (in English Holy nigh silent night") in their own language to their partners. The students in each school will practise the four languages and present the hymn in connection of the Christmas celibration. Additionally the well-known children´s song "Head and shoulders". N. B. The Finns aldready presented head and shoulders for the representatives of the partners schools in connection of theTammisaari meeting.

4. LINKS

In order to be able to check what the other partners are doing it was decided to put links to the website of partner schools. For the time being this blogg will also serve as a medium for information.

These are the websites of the partner schools:

www.digranesskoli.kopavogur.is



www.deakdiak.hu

http://xoomer.alice.it/rodari.infanzia/index2.htm

http://www.ekenas.fi/hakarinn/index.html

(This is the site of the city of Tammisaari, the name of which in Swedish is Ekenäs. The majority of the city are Swedish speaking and therefore the first language is Swedish. The school has its own domain within the city site. You shall only have to find it!! Give a try.

Marjatta, project coordinator, Digranesskóli, Iceland