The Portuguese school and the teacher Ana Antunes is on the list of awarded project in Portugal !
C O N G R A T U LA T I O N S !
November 25, 2012
November 19, 2012
October 28, 2012
October 27, 2012
October 24, 2012
September 25, 2012
September 3, 2012
August 28, 2012
August 25, 2012
June 23, 2012
CD from France
Hi partners ,
I prepared a CD-Rom containing all files of our project, and a Powerpoint presentation showing all activities we've done. It will be sent to your schools next week.
Best regards from France.
Carole Terpereau
June 22, 2012
June 21, 2012
Poland - Exhibition in the entrance hall of the school
To close our eTwinning
Project we have prepared an exhibition to let everybody in our school see how
much we have worked this school year sharing experiences and knowledge with our
partners. The posters present the results of our cooperation with French and Portuguese
friends. Here are some pictures in the presentation below:
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June 19, 2012
Portugal - Geogebra activities about gardens
(Portugal)
In the Twinspace, you can find a Powerpoint presentation showing the results of several Geogebra activities
Portugal_geogebra activities
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June 18, 2012
Symmetry in Kaleidoscope Designs
A kaleidoscope is a tube containing colored
beads or pieces of glass and carefully placed mirrors. When you hold a
kaleidoscope up to your eye and turn the tube, you see colorful symmetric
patterns.
The
kaleidoscope was patented in 1817 by the Scottish scientist Sir David Brewster.
Brewster was intrigued by the science of nature. He developed kaleidoscopes to
simulate the designs he saw in the world around him.
The kaleidoscopes are excellent
examples of rotational symmetry. Objects have rotational symmetry if you
can rotate them around a centre point through any angle of 0 to 360 degrees and
the object still looks the same. We can describe objects with rotational
symmetry by the number of times the object looks the same when you rotate it
around. This is called the order of symmetry.
Today the students from Anna Vasa School have worked on their own kaleidoscopes using GeoGebra - we could simulate a kaleidoscope, starting with one point.
It
was our last activity. Now we are working on the final exhibition showing our
projects’ works.
June 17, 2012
France - Exhibition in our school's library
A slideshow about this exhibition is on the twinspace.
Just have a look at it !
June 14, 2012
Field trip to the Villa Ephrussi
There is a Powerpoint presentation following the link:
http://maths.terpereau.perso.sfr.fr/ and going to "projets européens"-"The gardens of maths"
http://maths.terpereau.perso.sfr.fr/ and going to "projets européens"-"The gardens of maths"
Field trip to the Villa Ephrussi
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June 13, 2012
The parcel from Poland is in Draguignan
Last week we sent the parcel to Collège J.
Rostand in Draguignan (France) with some small gifts – a book
about Poland in English, a film about Szafarnia – a small village near
Golub-Dobrzyń where Chopin used to spend his holidays when he was young. There
were also some sweets for all students and small gifts for the winners of the logo
contest.
Today we had the information the parcel is in Draguignan. We hope you
like our surprise.
June 4, 2012
June 1, 2012
May 30, 2012
May 29, 2012
Symmetrical Paper Cut-Outs from Poland
Wycinanki
are Polish decorative paper cut-outs which are regarded by many as the most
beautiful in the world.
They
were used to decorate the walls of ceiling beams in countryside cottages and
given as gifts to family members and friends. The colorful cut-outs of flowers,
circles and stars with a symmetrical arrangement reflect a particularly high
level of artistry.
The polish
students prepared own symmetrical wycinanki- cut-outs some weeks ago and
now are preparing an exhibition with their works.
May 27, 2012
May 26, 2012
May 15, 2012
Polish students' Gardens
The students from Poland were working on their own gardens. Here are some of them :)
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May 11, 2012
Working on students' gardens using GeoGebra
The students from Anna Vasa
School have been working on French garden in Gruyères'castle (Switzerland). They have used GeoGebra - a
fantastic piece of free software for learning
and teaching mathematics in schools. Now they are preparing their own garden showing
their creativity and imagination.
May 10, 2012
FRANCE - My garden - by Toni A. & Geoffroy D.
Toni A. & Geoffroy D.
Collège Jean Rostand - Draguignan (France)
FRANCE - My garden - by Mewenn Y. & Camille C.
Mewenn Y. & Camille C.
Collège Jean Rostand - Draguignan ( France)
FRANCE - My garden - by Hiromi A. & Lucie F.
Hiromi A. & Lucie F.
Collège Jean Rostand - Draguignan (France)
France - My garden - by Guillaume H. & Jimmy B.
Guillaume H. & Jimmy B.
Collège Jean Rostand - Draguignan (France)
May 8, 2012
France - My garden - by Mathilde V. & Solange E.
Mathilde V. & Solange E.
Collège Jean Rostand - Draguignan (France)
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