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Let's celebrate European Day of Languages in a different way. Students love challenges. My idea is to share a video where students say "Hello! My name is ..." in many different European languages.

Students (aged 11 - 15) make cards on the European Day of Languages. The text from English should be written in their mother tongue. So, on receiving the cards (BY POST!) they can see how alike and...

"Europa entdecken - Kultureller Austausch über Grenzen hinweg" ist ein eTwinningprojekt, in dem Schüler aus verschiedenen europäischen Ländern ihre Kulturen teilen. Von individuellen Steckbriefen bis...

In this project we intend to exchange with other centres in Europe, poetic handmade Best Wishes/Xmas Cards using only recycled materials. We will design and organise many activities that aim to...

Students find synonyms to the words "Hello", "Thank you", "Please" and "Goodbye" in their native language and write them down. Some words are formal, some informal. They also put down slang words...

A short and easy project to celebrate the European Day of Languages. Students of each partner school will record themselves sing "If you're happy" in their own language and upload the recordings...

Let's celebrate language diversity by exchanging postcards on the occasion of the European Day of Languages (Wednesday 26 September 2018). The postcards will be used locally for a competition to make...

The main idea of this project is to exchange Christmas cards as well as about Christmas traditions (songs, recipes, craft, stories, …) of each participating country.