THE SALAD BOWL - eTwinning Project

  The Salad Bowl Project Teams painted the traditional arts of partnering countries; Turkey, Lithuania, Jordan and Romania this month. They were really creative and produced beautiful artworks! We put them all in a digital art exhibition on Artsteps.Enjoy the tour! Digital Art Exhibition

SAUSAL Project Team has rearranged the project bulletin board with the artworks of Romania, Lithuania and Jordan to share with the school community. The paintings of the traditional motifs/patterns are much appreciated by the students and teachers.

  The Salad Bowl Project Teams have been painting the traditional motifs/patterns of the partnering countries this month. SAUSAL Project Team has experienced the art/crafts of Romania, Jordan and Lithuania. The students have drawn and painted the patterns/motifs in accordance with the originals. We had much fun during the creation process and are happy to try different art/crafts!

Traditional Art, which are an element of folk culture, play a role in the survival and preservation of cultural values, provide information about the lives, beliefs and economic opportunities of societies, and have original, authentic and local characteristics. As The Salad Bowl eTwinning Project, we are glad to mediate the promotion of our traditional arts.  Turkey has many traditional forms of art continued to be produced since ancient times.  The Turkish Teams of AOSB/İzmir and SAUSAL/Alanya worked together to present our artworks in two videos. Here they are: Traditional Turkish Art-Part 1 Traditional Turkish Art-Part 2

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

The Salad Bowl Project Teams introduced their traditional dishes to their international friends from the partnering countries in October. They created videos and shared them on our YouTube channel for the others to be able to watch and try the ones they like at home. They cooked the dishes they chose in their own kitchens and tasted as a whole family. They liked the cooking experience a lot!   SAUSAL Project Team cooked the traditional dishes that their peers from Jordan, Lithuania and Romania suggested and documented the process with joy!