Poetic Unity

  Poetic Unity     Poetic Unity is a project that involves students and teachers from 7 countries from Europe and The Middle East.  Our project wants to bring English poetry closer to students from different countries and improve their English skills, also help them socialize and meet new people.Students will participate in different activities using different tools.  Countries that participate in the Project: -Poland -Jordan -Greece -Turkey -Croatia -Italy -North Macedonia   About eTwinning Twinning is the European community through which students and teachers in schools and kindergartens all around the continent cooperate through electronic communication. The participants of this programme exchange smart solutions and teaching materials to ensure the growth of the student’s motivation as well as teachers’ professional development. All state and private schools (following the core curriculum) as well as kindergartens in the European Union and countries closely cooperating

This is a teacher/student memoir. The greek students of the blogger team have written a poem to narrate their memories from an educator.  THE ONE AND ONLY CHERRISHED MEMORY EMBEDDED IN MY HEAD BY A   SPECIAL EDUCATOR In realms of chalk dust, a memory thrives, A teacher's guidance, where wisdom thrives. In sunlit corridors, laughter rang, Lessons adorned with wisdom's fang.   A mentor's grace, a guiding hand, Unveiling worlds, a magical land. With patience, she wove tales untold, A symphony of knowledge, manifold.   In her eyes, a universe gleamed, where dreams alight and ambitions streamed. With gentle nudges, she sparked the light, In every student's curious sight. A classroom's warmth, a cozy den, where hearts connected, now and then. A memory etched in time's embrace, A teacher's legacy, a sacred space.   Though seasons change, and time may fade, that cherished memory won't evade. For in the heart, it finds a home, A beacon o

  Matija & Karlo  Short dictionary of poetic terms Stylstic means of expression Short definition   Stanza An arrangement of a ceratin number of lines, usually four or more, sometimes having fiyed lenght, meter and rhyme scheme Rhytm A strong regual repeated pattern of movement or sound Verse Writing arranged with a metrical rhytm typicall having a rhyme Rhyme Correspondence of sound between words or the endings or words, especially when these are used at the ends of lines of poetry Alliteration The occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent or closely connected words Assonance Resemblance of sound between syllables of nearby words, coming from the rhymining of two or more stressed vowels but not consonants Motive Any distinctive feature or idea that recurs across a

Who are responsible for this blog? You can see our names on the pictures, we are an international team. If you want to learn more about blog teams’ members, check the comment!  

We are 8 enthusiastic groups of schools from different countries. We are engaging with an etwinning project and working on poetry to improve our language and communication skills. We are the blogger team of this project, the coolest team.😎Stay tuned for our blog posts. You can also visit our Twinspace and Podcast page. Twinspace Podcast Page

About us, Please Mrs Butler by Allan Ahlberg,  Human Beings by Adrian Mitchell,  Promise by Jessica Sills,  Giving Tree  by  Shel  Silverstein,  Growing Pain by Vernon  Scannel