AEGEAN
UNIVERSITY
The program seeks for the students to know the importance that man gives to the existence of this liquid element, its influence in all the events of his life that are impressed in his customs and habits and generally in his cultural course as time passes.
Dramatizing a fairy tale
Children are drawing fairy tales and making comics.
The "Doudoulas" is a custom that we meet in the village of Kimina. With this custom the farmers requested God for rain, in order that their grain will grow big. All the girls of the village were gathered, then make a scarecrow and put on it several plants. Afterwards the girls were divided by two, holding each others hands, and the first two of them were holding "Doudoulas". They danced and singed.
Students creates objects using mud (pitchers, cauldron, jugs, flasks etc)
In our question, “How the residents of our village had water in the old days and what kind of utensils they used?”, we decided to make a research in order to see what existed in the old days and what has remained up to today.
We visited Mr. Michali’s house we saw the well in his courtyard, we were informed about its construction and operation.Then we saw utensils and tools that existed in his personal collection and in his courtyard. We recognized those we knew, we asked for those we did not know and we photographed the related objects that they used daily for water in the old days (pitchers, cauldron, jugs, flasks etc). Using some of them we represented a scene from the daily life in the old days.
Visiting the Information Centre of Chalastra and conducting a tour in the delta of river Axios. The visit comprised attendance of transparencies in the special room of the Centre, a tour in the exhibition area, and a briefing with printed material that was given to the students
The grand mother Thomai, great-grandmother of Helen Ormani, student of our school, narrates fairy tales and stories of her days.