THE SALAD BOWL - eTwinning Project

  The Salad Bowl Project Teams tried singing the songs of the partnering countries! Turkish Song 'Katibim' by Jordanian, Lithuanian and Romanian Teams The old classical Turkish song ‘Katibim’ was sung by the students from Jordan, Lithuania and Romania. The Romanian and the Jordanian team sang the song in their own languages,too! This experience was both challenging and fun! Many thanks to the students and their teachers! Here is the result, enjoy it!

Yesterday we had the Students' Meeting of November. We discussed the activities of the month and wrote the acrostic poem of the project collaboratively on Zumpad. Acrostic Poem Timeslider The students were very creative! Then we played a game about our traditional music, live on Quizizz.We had much fun and learnt a lot! Here is the game we played on Quizizz with our students. It is about the traditional music of the partnering countries; Turkey, Romania, Lithuania and Jordan. Check our questions and have fun while learning! Traditional Music Quiz We had the musician Ahmad Hani as our guest,too! We talked about music and he played some of his compositions for us! We had an evening full of musical activities!

Jordan has a deep history of music that goes back thousands of years, accompanied by the many civilizations that built on its land. Here is Princess Bsma High school for girls video where you can get a brief overview of Traditional Jordanian Folk Music. Enjoy it Jordanian Folk Music

Turkish music has various types, which combine the distinct cultural values of civilisations that have lived in Anatolia and the neighbouring countries. SAUSAL Project Team worked together to create a video about traditional Turkish music, especially Classical Turkish Art Music. You can watch the video below to have a glimpse of our music, I hope you enjoy it! Classical Turkish Art Music

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

  We are celebrating World Art Day in our school with our students of The Salad Bowl Project Team. Happy World Art Day!