Planetsuzie Casey James

FRANCOPHONIE

On March 20, 2010, the International Organization of Francophonie (OIF) celebrated its 40th anniversary. La Francophonie (with a capital F) is a community made up of French speaking countries and also refers to the International Organization of la Francophonie . Francophonie (with a lowercase f) refers to the French language.

The É cole f rancophone i nternational V arna of course, has contributed to the festivities. The 40 pupils from 3 to 7 years have worked hard on the words selected by the OIF 2010 Action " tell me ten words in all directions ! (C rescendo / brainstorming / mobile / variant / gallery / player / trojan / mentor / escagasser / zap ) .

Each class has made a nice decorative mobile: small from the nursery rhyme "A little gray horse " means large-crossed the letters of their names and built a snowman with performances of six letters of the word "mobile " (the "m " head, " b " ... the body, and the hand, itself representing a ... phone sometimes called "mobile !), have decorated a large metal horse with their portraits. Troy, three, or 3 for (4) shoes? They have opted for 3, the spelling is safe since hearing the same thing!

The 4-7 years have also participated in events organized by the Centre francophone de Varna. Tuesday, March 16, students went to the Palais des Festivals to attend presentations in schools and colleges of Varna and listen Lebastard Isabelle, French poet residing in Sofia. It with great enthusiasm that accompanied Elena Nakov, artist and assistant K EFIV in his great song "A new poem " which she wrote the lyrics and composed the music. Bravo and thank you Elena!

M ê Lant round tables additions (with an excerpt from the poem "The Lyrebird" by Jacques Prévert, French poet, 1900-1977), conjugation (the present indicative tense speak French) ... geography, students of CP-CE1 presented their new puppets from the five Francophone continents.

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CONSTANCE AND NATHALIE

Constance and Natalie, interns from the University of Lyon, in cold weather arrived in late January, are distributed in France. In the final year of teacher training, they will graduate next June by drafting a brief, and begin their teaching career in September.

During their stay in EFIV, they observed classes, some activities supported language, but more importantly, they provided students with the preparation of carnival costumes.

masks, necklaces, breastplates, scepter ..., painting, cutting, gluing ... children have actively made their costumes they were happily eating pancakes coated. Each class had prepared the dough: measure the ingredients, crack eggs, stir, then activities that lead to other more academic exercises (reading and writing recipe for example).

Mardi Gras (1 February 6 this year) is in traditional Catholic countries. This is the last day before Lent 40 days later lead to Easter. However, during Mardi Gras, believers and nonbelievers feast on pancakes, donuts and other sweets often fried. The most spectacular carnivals are Nice, Venice, Rio de Janeiro and New Orleans .

We advanced the carnival a week so that Constance and Natalie can see the result of their hard work, but have had to forgo a parade through the streets because of snow depth and ice.