Polish ID

Some time ago, members of the Polish Club have created their own Polish Identity Cards, based on a real one. They have filled all the necessary information like their names, addresses, name of the parents, hight, the coulour of the
ir eyes, etc. After having it laminated in plastic I must admit it looked really professional. Good luck using it in Poland though ;)

Below I display an example of a real ID card from Poland, and the work of Polish Club members.

1) Polish ID card:



2) Our Polish ID cards:

Polish Club is back!

During our first New Year classes we celebrated the reunion of our great Polish Club members by performing a professional tasting of ... Polish sweets. There were some devoted fans but also fierce defenders of Spanish traditional tastes.

The undeniable winner became a candy called ¨Zozole¨ which appealed to Polish Club members not only with its taste but also with a strange name.

Below we present you with pictures of sweets that took part in a tasting and a table which had to be filled in upon tasting each sweet. We had lots of fun but also lots of work deciding upon the winner!!


SWEETS THAT TOOK PART IN OUR EVALUATION






AN EVALUATIVE TABLE:

BACK TO POLISH CLUB

Dear students and families,

First of all, we would like to wish you Happy New Year and all the best for this new year.
Next Monday, January the 16th,  we will come back to our Polish Club classes.

Asia and Yolanda.

CHRISTMAS IS CLOSE TO US

Dear children and families,
we would like to thank you, your great effort that you did in this first term.
On Monday 19th, we had a great experience children invited parents to share some Christmas Carols from Spain, England and Poland.
 After the songs, students presentated their parents posters they did during Polish Club: main cities in Poland and Chritmas Polish traditions.

And finally, we did a nice traditional Polish Christmas card.

You can see some pictures.

                                               Cutting the star.

Writting Merry Christmas in Polish

 

                                           Wesolych Swiat

CHRISTMAS IS COMING

Since Christmas is coming really quickly with all its colourful traditions we, the members of the Polish Club, decided to show our friends how we celebrate Christmas in Poland. We have made three posters presenting traditional Polish Christmas food, traditional Polish Christmas tree decorations and Polish Christmas customs, which are very different from those of Spain.

St. Andrew´s Day

The Polish Club has celebrated Polish festival called ¨andrzejki¨ which we celebrate at night between 29th and 30th November. Andrzejki is the night of future telling and magic, and it has its roots in pagan times.

The Polish Club members predicted their future in every way possible. Below I present you with the most famous and the most antient prediction which is pouring of candle wax through a key hole onto a surface of cold water. Wax figurines that are created that way predicts future of a person who have poured wax.

Below you can witness how we celebrated andrzejki in Lo Romero:

Polish Cities Project

Above you can admire the outcome of today´s meeting of our wonderful Polish Club members. They worked really hard on posters which show four Polish cities in details. I really admire their work, and would like to thank all students for their preparation and for collaborative work. Muchas Gracias Chicos!! ;)