The
celebration of American Day was a great event in the school, showing all kinds of your talents like drama, singing, dancing and craft work.
That
was not only a culture and history lesson but also lots of fun and
entertainment. Enjoy watching pictures from that marvellous day !
In
the first part of event, Native American heritage was
presented starting with two Native American
legends prepared by classes 4a and 4b.
Class
4a with Native American legend: "How the coyote got his cunning".
Class 4b with Native American legend "How fire stayed with Man".
Let's meet two famous Native Americans – Pocahontas and Squato.
Colours of the Wind - girls from classes 5a and 5b sing beautiful song from the film "Pocahontas"
The story of Squanto - the Indian who helped Pilgrims survive hardships
on a new land - class 6a.
First Thanksgiving
Pilgrims and Indians sitting together by the table.
On the table - squash, beans and corn - three basic american plants.
In the second part of American Day we were taken into a cowboys' world.
Time for a cowboy dance !!!
Class 4a and 4b singing traditional folk song
"She'll be coming round the mountain"
The Magnificent Seven and One Fearless Cowgirl from 6b.
The image and the life of a typical cowboy presented by class 6b.
The Hero of the West - Lucky Luke
WANTED - the Dalton Brothers
Nikodem's unforgettable performance of "My rifle, my pony and me".
"Oh
Susanna" -
traditional american song - class 5a.
The stories from the Wild West are full of legendary cowboys. One of them was Pecos Bill. Class 5a presents his amazing adventures.
5a dancing "Oh Susanna" traditional american song.
Cowboy culture is still alive today in country music... the last performance in
the celebration of American Day -
- 5B dancing and singing "Country roads, take me home"
Native American art - you did a lot of work preparing these amazing
dream catchers and totems.
Preparing for the big day...
Thank you for your hard work, engagement
dream catchers and totems.
Preparing for the big day...
Thank you for your hard work, engagement
