Christmas is a wonderful time for bright holidays,
magic expectations and
unforgettable presents!
It became a tradition to exchange Christmas Cards with our partners abroad.
In October my students make holiday cards and send them to different countries by post.
It's great time to show students' creativity and talent.
Students use all means of decoration they have: coloured pencils, felt-tip pens, paints, coloured paper and stickers. They draw Christmas trees, Santa Claus, Father Frost or just winter pictures.
The students are happy to take part in this project. In December and January they look forward to envelopes with Christmas cards from our partners.What a wonderful pleasure is to open the envelope and find beautiful Christmas cards from Canada, the USA, Taiwan, Slovenia, Poland, Belarus!.
These are Christmas Cards made by my students.
This activity looks very enjoyable! (I am a little surprised that you send cards for Christmas, and not for New Year's Day – I thought New Year's Evening and New Year's Day were bigger events in Russia than Christmas.)
ОтветитьУдалитьI hope you receive many interesting cards back from your partners!
Yes, you are right. New Year's Day is the most important and lovely holiday in Russia, but we take part in the Internet project organized and directed by Judy Barr from Australia. There are different international projects for collaboration in the site www.iearn.org
УдалитьChristmas is a big event for English speaking countries, so we accept all the rules mentioned in duties for participants of the project Christmas Card Exchange.
When we get cards from our partners, I'll add comments and pictures here.