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Here you can find an online magazine about the christmas cecoration we made out of waste materials!
Issuu - christmas decoration

Pupils from Slovenia visited the school in Reinsfeld

This was our last visiting other school in this project with two teachers and four pupils.

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Saving with beans

In September, each pupil of Year 4 put one bean in a jar. Each next month, they put one more bean than last month. In June, each pupil put 10 beans in a jar. In the end, how much beans did each pupil have? How many beans is that if there were 63 pupils? How much money is that, if one bean is one euro?

Final meeting in Italy

This was the final meeting of all schools in Italy: in Varese and in Sassari; two very different, yet very interesting and lovely schools.

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Making learning materials from waste material

This is how our students made their own learning materials from waste material. They made DNA, animal and plant cells, games for learning English grammar, clocks for learning to tell time, cool 3D objects for maths and flags.

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Mariya from Bulgaria created a wonderful website with the outcomes and results of the project and she offers that also all other schools may show their outcomes there or may be linked to it.
http://www.besmartsavemoney.smirnenski.com

My 2. grader started now with a project unit and they document with photos and videos what they are doing. As they are not good in typewriting they dictate me what to write about each lesson!
It's only in german (as the website generator is only allowed for german schools!) but maybe you like to look at the photos!
http://www.primolo.de/node/52359 

Ten best practices to save money from Sassari

Pupils from Slovenia visited the school in Worcester

Six pupils visited the school in Worcester. It was very nice. We saw the lovely little town, did some activities in the shops and then went to see London too.

Simon,
Slovenia

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The nine countries bought things from a list to compare prices in the same in the local chain stores of a famous discounter. Here is the rather surprising result:

	ITALY	ENGLAND	SLOVENIA	GERMANY	IRELAND	BULGARIA	HUNGARY	PORTUGAL
1 kg of apples,	1,25 €	£1.98	2,19 €	2,79 €	€1.69	1,40 lv / 0,70 €	169 Ft 0,55 €	0,99 €
1 kg of tomatoes	1,39 €	£2.64	1,19 €	1,08 €	€2.69	1,70 lv / 0,85 €	555 Ft 1,83 €	1,79 €
1 kg of oranges,	1,29 €	£2.49	0,85 €	1,69 €	€1.26	1,99 lv / 1 €	399 Ft 1,32 €	0,99 €
1 kg of carrots,	0,89 €	£0.79	0,69 €	0,49 €	€0.99	1,00 lv / 0,50 €	169 Ft 0,55 €	1,19 €
1 kg of potatoes,	0,75 €	£1.29	0,79 €	1,29 €	€0.70	1,00 lv / 0,50 €	149 Ft 0,49 €	0,89 €
one 1,5 l bottle of Coca-Cola,1 litre	0,90 €	£1.05	1,18 €	0,69 €	€1.72	1,79 lv / 0,90 €	279 Ft 0,92 €	1,40 €
Original (classic) Cereal corn-flakes	0,95 €	£2.65	1,31 €	1,69 €	€1.59	2,00 lv / 1 €	499 Ft 1,65 €	2,53 €
1 kg of bread, baguette	1,88€	£1.25	1,18 €	1,29 €	€0.74	0,90 lv / 0,45 €	219 Ft 0,72 €	1,40 €
1 l of milk,	0,89 €	£0.70	0,59 €	0,69 €	€0.75	1,49 lv / 0,75 €	245 Ft 0,81 €	0,55 €
6 eggs	1,09 €	£1.00	0,89	0,95 €	€1.19	1,59 lv / 0,80 €	221 Ft 0,73 €	1,04 €
1 kg of sugar,	0,95 €	£0.85	0,99	0,85 €	€1.19	1,69 lv / 0,85 €	249 Ft 0,82 €	1,10 €