A day with Harry and Irene

Thursday, 20 December 2012 

Hello!

I'm very happy today!

I will be spending the day with Harry and Irene.

My day starts

 with a walk in Harry’s village, Epitalio.

 Learning and playing 

with Harry and his friends

Singing with Harry...

Hmmm ... A cat like me ...

“Kourabiedes”

(Traditional Greek Christmas Cookies ) 

from grandma ...

 

In front of the fireplace

A sweet from Harry for me

Mmmm ... delicious!

Reading with Harry

Playing with Harry in his room

Hmmm ... 

How wonderful I feel 

in the arms of Irene ...

Wow ... 

A “kalikantzaraki” (goblin) 

near the “kourabiedes” (sweets)! 

Playing with Irene

Time to rest

Our favorite books

 Hungry! Let's eat ...

 It was a wonderful day

I’m sleepy... 

Goodnight everyone!

 

Authors and Storytelles rin our school

7/12/2012

Alexandra Mitsiali

The illustrated story by Alexandra Mitsiali  

E Nychta ton Pygolambidon 

(The Night of the Fireflies) 

 (Children and animals work together, 

with respect and knowledge, 

seeing that the world is filling up with chimney stacks 

and the atmosphere is becoming polluted. 

They manage to raise awareness 

and bring people face-to-face 

with their responsibilities 

deriving from the current model 

of economic growth. )

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8/12/2012

Manos Kontoleon, is the Vice- President 

of the Greek Committee for UNICEF

Manos Kontoleon, is among  
 the most substantial literary presences

in Greece today.

He has been described

as one of the most important innovator

in children’s and young people’s literature

as well as in literature for adults.

"Little Red Boat, Little Red Bicycle"
 

I am very happy to be here!

All the kids love me.

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17/12/2012

Charming narrations 
from author and story teller Evi Gerokosta

“Stars at the bottom of Lake” ,
Evi Gerokosta

I like  fairytales

Van Cat and the lyre of Apollo

Tuesday, 11 December 2012

Knowing the Ancient
Musical Tradition of Greece

According to the ancient Greeks,

 music was divine as it assisted in healing both

soul and body.

On Tuesday, 11 December 2012
 we experienced  the rare feeling
 of the contact with the Music of Ancient Greece,

by Lyravlos

Music is closely related to other sciences

such as mathematics and philosophy.

Thus it was one of the important subjects

in young people’s education.

The most widely used

and popular string instrument
 in Ancient Greece

was the lyre

as not only professional musicians played it.

It was a symbol of Apollo

and was not used in outdoor performances.

It was the musical instrument

that was primarily used

as part of young people’s education

and could be characterized

as the national instrument

of the ancient Greeks.

Masterpieces of ancient Greek literature

such as the Homeric epics and Ancient Tragedies

were preserved thanks to music.

  

According to the ancient Greeks,

 music was divine as it assisted in healing both

soul and body.

Van Cat is playing the lyre,
symbol of Apollo
and he likes it very much!

Apollo, where are you?