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PBS performed Turkish folk dance! - Alaa Aljrarwa/Jordan

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  The project team of P.B.S / Madaba performed the Turkish Folk dance. It was much fun! PBS Folk Dance Performance

SAUSAL Project Team performed the folk dance of Lithuania! - Naziye Kaşka - Alanya/Turkey

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  The Salad Bowl Project Teams tried to perform the folk dances of partnering countries. SAUSAL Folk Dance Performance SAUSAL Project Team chose to perform Lithuanian folk dance 'Gransveras'. Although it seemed challenging at first, the students managed to dance very well in the end! They liked the music and the choreography a lot! We had much fun during the rehearsals! Here is the result!

BBS Team performed Romanian Folk Dance - Vilma Kalvaityte/Lithuania

The members of the project The Salad Bowl have been dancing in December. Lithuanian Balsiai Basic School project team had a lot of amazing moments while performing the Romanian traditional dance. We had a great time together. BBS Folk Dance Performance

CNGL Team performed Turkish folk dance 'Damat Halayı'! - Alexandra Bega/Romania

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The project team of CNGL, Sibiu, Romania, performed the Turkish folk dance ‘Damat Halayı’ . We enjoyed this activity a lot and we discovered that there are many similarities between Romanian and Turkish folk dances. CNGL Folk Dance Performance

BBS Team introduced traditional Lithuanian dance! - Vilma Kalvaityte/Lithuania

Traditional dance is a part of Lithuanian traditional folk music. It rexlects the identity of our nation, expresses feelings and emotions, performs and shows customs and the most important moments of humans life. Lithuanian Folk dance

PBS Team introduced Jordanian Folk Dance - Alaa Aljrarwa/Jordan

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The Jordanian Dabkeh is a Jordanian folk dance and the national dance of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. The dancers line up in either a row, an arc, or a circle. The dancers are either male or female. The dance is led by the first dancer, who generally determines the direction of the dance, and usually performs additional movements to demonstrate his skill. Dabkeh consists of foot movements. It is an important part of the Jordanian heritage and folklore, and is practiced at weddings and national events. Jordanian Folk Dance Video The video was prepared by the P.B.S team a part of The Salad Bowl project Enjoy the video

We introduced Turkish folk dances! - Naziye Kaşka/SAUSAL - Alanya & Seher Akkaş/AOSB - İzmir/Turkey

SAUSAL Team from Alanya and AOSB Team from İzmir worked collaboratively to create a video of Turkish folk dances. Bridging two continents, Europe and Asia, Turkey has been the home to civilizations with settled villages and city life for nine thousand years. It's rich cultural heritage is dramatized by folk dancing. Folk dances have different characteristics based on region and location. Here is the video of folk dances from different regions of Turkey: Turkish Folk Dance

Introduction of Turkey by SAUSAL/Alanya and AOSB/İzmir Project Teams - Naziye Kaşka & Seher Akkaş /Turkey

Students and teachers of SAUSAL/Alanya and AOSB/İzmir worked collaboratively to create a video about Turkey, based on the general facts and culture of the country. The students wrote explanations about certain aspects of the country and found short videos related to the themes and their teachers gave continuous feedback in this process. They merged their video contents by the help of their teachers and here is the result! Introduction of Turkey