11.10.2013

Timeline


A timeline seemed a good idea to present our project, as a whole, and let us reflect on its trajectory. New events will be added, as they take place, but for now...here it is.


5.09.2012

Back from Antalya

Dear friends

finally we are back home safe and sound and almost in time!
I and my students really cherish the best memories from you and your students as also from the whole event which was an unforgettable experience for everyone .
I definitely have to convey to Helen and Efi my best thoughts feelings and memories for all of you because you really really deserve it.
We are sincerely open to a new collaboration in the future with all of you hoping to meet again very soon
Lots of love
Katerina
PS : Unfortunately the videos I’ve taken are very dark I really don’t know why so perhaps I can send you a sample and decide if you really want to upload them otherwise we have to ask the presentations from Sylvia or eTwinning blog?

5.02.2012

4.28.2012

One more reward !


On the 26th of April the Pomegranate Team was awarded by the Minister of Education for the distinction of ATOM. Half of us, without Eleni and our kids, that  were having the time of their lives in Antalya, tried to explain what ATOM meant to us : Here it is !

4.13.2012

Fibonacci Poems made in Berlin

Here is a short Mixbook with Fibonacci Poems made by eTwinning teachers in Berlin. They are not about food, but about eTwinning and the conference in Berlin. All poems were made within 5 minutes during our workshop.

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3.23.2012

Presentation

Here are some of our project's ingredients:

3.12.2012

The Pomegranate team is working together again



Enthusiasm is back but with a taste of sadness as ATOM is close to its end
Since we won’t be able to be in Berlin, we ‘re sending some crafts representative of the work done through this year .
And here is what we ‘re talking about:
  • The ATOM fractal tree – a way of depicting our collaboration
  • Candies wrapped with our tweets
  • The ATOM cups
  • Eratosthenes’ sieve : an ancient way to find the prime numbers
  • Archimedes’ Stomachion : miniatures of a 2300 years old puzzle
  • Pythagoras’ figure
  • Shards with ancient geometrical patterns (called “ostraka” in Greek)
  • Sous-verres with Greek pi mnemonic rule
  • Pastry coloured pi-s ( unfortunately not edible )

Kids looking forward to meeting you all in Antalya !