THE SALAD BOWL - eTwinning Project

Students of Balsiai Basic School in Lithuania painted the mofits of traditional folk art of partnering countries. It was great to compare the traditional Lithuanian patterns with Turkish, Jordanian and Romanian traditional patterns.

Once again, we were surprised to discover so many similarities with the traditional patterns and motifs of  our partners. Such an interesting and enjoyable activity!  By CNGL, Sibiu, Romania

  We had the last students meeting on Zoom yesterday. We talked about the activities we are doing in January. We watched the videos of our art/crafts and played a live game about our handcrafts on Quizizz. We had fun and learned a lot about our traditional art/crafts! Here is the game we played live on Quizizz: Traditional Art/Crafts Quiz In the second session of the meeting, we evaluated the activities we have done during the project and students' remarks have shown that they were really happy to be in this project! Then we said farewell and promised to keep in touch with each other after the project,too.

  Traditional crafts in Jordan... art that simulates heritage and civilization... Handicrafts do not in any way deviate from being beautiful arts with practical vitality, and their benefits are not limited to enjoying their beauty only, but also go beyond that for their practical uses associated with their aesthetic splendor, and from the competition of their artists and their professionals in ingenuity and perfection. Here is just a brief presentation of what Jordan traditional art means today. Traditional Jordanian Art

The Lithuanian team of the project The Salad Bowl created the short video that introduces the unique Lithuanian traditional folk art. It reflects our national character and shows the ability to create wonderful things. Lithuanian Folk Art