Excursion to the 
Berlin Collection of GREEK ANTIQUES

The students of the Erasmus+ school club prepared several Quests for the visiting 4th grade students.




The students worked in small groups to identify the painters of antique ceramics by name.

The students noticed the difference of red-figured (left)
and
black-figured (right)  ceramics
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The most difficult quest was to find the 
Fingerprint of the Potterer on one 
of the oldest ceramics in the collection.

For some tasks, the children got help from the Erasmus+ students.

Olive oil from Crete

In the local supermarkets we can find Olive Oil 

produced by Terra Creta.

The Olice Oil from Crete is labelled as a protected designation of origin.

Making Soap from pure Olive Oil

Our product still has the smell 
of Olive Oil. 

We made one solid bloc of Soap.





We used pure Olive Oil from Crete and added concetrated NaOH.

Cooking and tasting Greek Delicacies

We cooked with feta, green bell peppers and tomatoes a variation of delicious filo pastries. 

When we added OLIVE OIL, the taste was even enhanced.

The dolmadaki and baklavas also came with Olive Oil.

Next to it we drank Greek Tsai and Cretean Mountain Tea.

Minoan and Greek Pottery

Minoan and Greek Ceramics

The Minoan Pottery that is shown
in the museum in Iraklion is very hard to recreate. 

We tried different techniques for making pottery. 

Some pieces we formed out of one piece of clay. We tried to connect a kantharos (drinking cup) with flower ornaments.

Inspired by our greek friends:

We wrote christmas greetings in different languages. The greek letters are becoming easy, but the special letters in icelandic are difficult

We wrote the lines of traditional german christmas songs.

Ordesa and Monte Perdido hike

After working on Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park back in the different countries, children from Iceland, Greece,Germany and Spain got the chance to wonder at this beautiful place in person.
We made four groups and hiked along the valley.

Prehistory in the Pyrenees

Children from our Erasmus+ team made a day trip to the past, more precisely to Prehistory.
They visited the forest of Oza, which contains two dolmens and more than one hundred prehistoric circles. This place is the richest in megalithic remains in the center of the Pyreness.

Children from Germany, Iceland, Greece and Spain finally meet

Children from the four countries involved in the Erasmus+ project: Iceland, Greece, Germany and Spain, meet for the first time in Hecho, a village in the North of Spain. Together we´ll spend four days in which we´ll carry out activities and make day trips related to the Spanish cultural heritage.
Join us in this amazing journey!!!!

Spanish theme day in Iceland

In the middle of Febuary our students in the 7th-10th grade in our school in Stokkseyri put on a school project where they paid tribute to Aragon, the North Spanish community and their cultural heritage. 

Students decorated the school, put on some interesting shows and lectures about wildlife, geography, history and culture, learned the Paleo stick dance and manufactured a wonderful Tapas fiesta. 

Making the Erasmu+ wall for the school in Stokkseyri.

How should we design the Erasmus+ wall?

Preppering a tapas fiesta!

Making presentations.

Fun in the kitchen

Our Paleo stick dancers that will be visiting Spain soon.

Our journalists

Pupils listening to the presentations. 

 The last but not least! TAPAS FIESTA!