Making postcards for Europe Day

Europe Day9th May

Robert Schuman was the French foreign minister

between 1948 and 1952. As a result of his

experiences in Germany, he recognised that only a lasting reconciliation with Germany could form the basis for a united Europe.

On the 9th of May in 1950

Robert Shuman’s statement was the first step

towards the birth

of the European Union.

Since then we celebrate the

Europe Day on the 9th of May.

We have programs and

festivals on this day, that brings

people of the EU together.

1. 9th of May is a European symbol

2. Just as the EU flag

3. The collective currency (euro)

4. And the European anthem the IX. symphony of Beethoven

Hungary joined the European Union on the 1st of May in

2004. Therefore we have two

important celebrations in

May.

We celebrate

with folk dancing…

festivals

and eating

It’s very important to us that our children can learn a lot about other European countries and cultures. The Comenius program is a

grate opportunity to do this.

We enjoyed the following Comenius activity too, we’ve

made some postcards about Europe Day.

Brainstorm

ing

Arrangements

Our group of worker bees

The end products, our postcards

Exhibition

Thank you for your attention!

Köszönöm!