Happy Islands in Action – Learning from Our Older Friends

 

As part of the Happy Islands project, something truly special happened to us. We were invited to take part in extraordinary lessons prepared by our partners from class 6a, and students from the eighth grade joined us as well.

The sixth graders presented their project work and… wow!

They showed us inventions straight out of the future. There was a flying house, a trash bin that pays for the waste you throw in, a solar-powered vehicle, and a futuristic vehicle that sparked huge interest. Every idea was not only creative, but also taught us how to care for our planet and use technology wisely.

But that wasn’t all! Our older friends also prepared a series of fascinating physics and chemistry experiments. It was colorful, surprising, and very scientific – we learned through observation, asking questions, and discovering together.

This meeting showed us how beautiful and valuable cooperation between classes can be. We learned from our older peers, inspired one another, and had a great time doing it.

It was a lesson we will remember for a long time – definitely worth following and repeating.

Partners’ Meeting

 

As part of the Happy Islands project, we had another meeting with our partners today 🎄

This time, in a festive atmosphere, we exchanged warm holiday and New Year wishes.

It was a lovely time filled with conversations, smiles, and strengthening our international cooperation.

A Magical Holiday Time in Flowerland

 
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n our Flowerland, part of the Happy Islands project, it has truly become festive – beautiful decorations have appeared, creating a magical atmosphere.

We have also prepared a multimedia presentation that brings all our projects together into one film.

We warmly invite you to watch it and share the holiday spirit with us! ✨

Science Festival

 

Today, our school hosted a unique Science Festival, prepared by four classes taking part in the international eTwinning project “Happy Islands – Ecological Cities of the Future.” We represent education in our school and in our city on the forum of European and Polish schools.

The students presented an impressive exhibition of models of their ecological cities, filled with modern and environmentally friendly solutions. There was also a series of experiments and demonstrations showing that ecology goes hand in hand with science and creativity.

During the event, the children conducted interviews and explained how to assemble a wind turbine, prepare home lighting, or create an LED card.

All participants also watched a multimedia presentation showcasing all the cities and their ecological ideas.

It was a day full of knowledge, inspiration, and great fun!

The Zoo of the Future in Flowerland

In our Flowerland, imagination knows no limits! This time, children used their creativity and ICT tools to design imaginary animals of the future. Using modern technology, they created their appearance, gave them unique names, and described their special abilities and habitats.

Some of these creatures can glow in the dark, change colors, purify the air, or even help people take care of the planet. Each animal was unique – full of fantasy, yet thoughtfully connected to the idea of a responsible future.

By combining imagination and technology, an extraordinary digital collection was created. These amazing animals can now be “visited” at the Zoo in Flowerland – a place where dreams meet innovation.

Flowerland – Our Light-Up Cards

 

Today, our classroom was filled with the true magic of light!

We created light-up cards that became a special souvenir from our virtual city of Flowerland.

First, we planned the design of our cards, and then step by step we built closed circuits using LED lights. Everyone had to figure out how to guide the electrical paths, where to place the battery, and how to close the circuit so that the card would actually light up.

The results were amazing!
Beautiful, colorful cards were created – not only pleasing to the eye, but also showing that we can combine creativity with technical knowledge.

It was a fantastic lesson full of cooperation, discoveries, and the joy of creating! ✨

Kindness Stones Garden

 Today, our school hosted a very special event – the opening of the Kindness Stones Garden. The celebration was attended by classes 3c , 2a, 2b, and 6a.

The garden was created to remind everyone how important a smile and kindness are. Just one kind word, a small gesture, or a friendly smile is enough to brighten someone’s day.

In the garden, everyone – children and adults – can leave a painted stone. Later, such a stone is given to someone who needs encouragement and joy. This way, a simple thing turns into the great power of goodness.

Our Kindness Stones Garden is part of the Happy Islands project, where we learn that working together, showing kindness, and sharing smiles can truly change the world.

Today, we began this beautiful adventure, and we hope our garden will grow along with the kindness in our hearts.