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| The children created this X-mas wish with many many bottom-tops. |
Every year
in December all children are excitedly looking forward to Christmas eve.
Everywhere there is something secret and you can smell Christmas cakes and
candy. So in our
SpatzenHaus.
How did we prepare for the nicest time at the end of the year?
Having
collected recipies and searched for traditions we sent our results via the
Internet to our Comeniuspartners who, of course, did the same.
So we could read
about traditions like the Christmas Buck in Estonia or sing songs from Hungary
or try recipies from France. One day we did a lot of handycraft to show them to
our parents and to sell them on a X-mas bazar.
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| We had a lovely booth at the Christmas market in Dargun. The parents helped us a lot to sell many of our beautiful handcrafts. |
Some children baked X-mas cakes
and made little houses of gingerbred. Other ones had lots of fun making e.g.
brownies (Wichtelmännchen) or creating X-mas cards and X-mas crackers.
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| The schoolkids presented their poem at the townhall. |
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| The X-max poem. |
The
Estonian dolls where really surprised how busy we were. They watched us packing
the parcel going to France and they were with us when father Christmas visited
our house. Finally we
all together went to the post office to send the parcel to France and the X-mas
cards to our friends in Hungary, Estonia and France.
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| Father X-mas visited us and our doll-friends from Estonia. |
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| We had a lot of fun making the little X-mas dwarves. |
This was a
very special and exciting week for all of us.
We wish
everybody a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Yours,
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