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 Saving water is important!!!

My students made video work  about "saving water". We share ıt, other students ın our school and tried to raise awareness. SAVING WATER VİDEO  

 My students prepared a poster about "saving water" subject. They also painted a picture and made coding work.

 

 

 

 

                          SAVING WATER  

SAVING WATER  

 foods of country  and Tosya Mehmet Akif Ersoy Primary School

 

"Çiğ Köfte" from the Southeastern Anatolia Region of Turkey. https://youtu.be/ABXYcNTLWbk  

 My project student prepared a meal called "SİRON" from Gümüşhane-Erzurum region. https://youtu.be/3fLp9HlN4wY

 FOODS OF COUNTRİES My project student introduced "MIHLAMA" from Black Sea region of Turkey.  https://youtu.be/c5g36FQ6vSU

 FOOD OF COUNTRİES My project students made "AYRAN AŞI" soup from Erzurum region of Turkey. It's very delicious meal. https://youtu.be/KsEpHP15eXg

 FOOD OF COUNTRİES My project students are in the kitchen! They cooked "mantı" from Kayseri region. İt's very delicious and difficult the prepare meal. https://youtu.be/Uvho6UUU8wY

  This month the children have experimented with many game activities. They have learned the numbers with bingo and the rooms of the house with Cluedo in a fun way. Then, they explored typical Italian dishes, making pizza and tagliatelle in class. Learning by doing interesting things is great!!👍

History of Çiğbörek Raw börek is a traditional Crimean Tatar dish made with a mixture of minced meat, onions and spices, placed on a rolled phyllo and fried in oil. Cig borek or as a proper name Cigbörek, among the Crimean Tatars its name is combined: Şırbörek, Branchrek, Çiberek, Çuberek, Çiborek. While this pastry was named in Turkey Turkish by the local people of Turkey, it has misunderstood as raw pastry, this dish does not contain raw meat like Çiğ Köfte, but is put in a pastry (unlike many Anatolian dishes such as İçli Köfte) uncooked. There are various opinions about the name of the pastry. While one view argues that the name "Şırbörek" comes from the browning sound while it is being cooked, another view argues that it comes from the "çi" meaning delicious in the Kipchak dialect.    

My students reinforced the subject of the "National Struggle Period" in the Social Studies lesson with the maze game I prepared using the "wordwall" tool. LEARNING WITH GAME

 

 FEN BİLİMLERİ DERSİMİZDE HAREKET KAVRAMINI ÖĞRENDİK  HAREKET

 OYUNLA ÖĞRENİYORUM ÇIKARMA İŞLEMİ ÇALIŞMALARIMIZ LEARNING WITH GAME