Comenius - Newsletter Two
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Food for Thought Newsletter #2 – December 2010 New pages on our website The website has been updated and the new layout is beautiful: http://www.foodforthought- project.com/ You can find a thorough account of our meetings and other activities in Izmir. Just follow these instructions: Project activities → Coordinator meetings → Turkey. You can also find pages about Norway and Turkey. To read them, visit the project partners section. You too can publish some information about your countries and schools. Please send documents to Turkey! The Belgian teachers and students have also sent very interesting pages about their school lunches. → Tasks Mette writes about the Belgian students who went to Norway A few days ago, Mette sent us pictures of the week that students from Waregem spent in Bergen. She also wrote about this meeting and the good times they all had in Norway . This account was sent to our friends in Izmir last week and has already been published on the website! → Project activities → Exchanges Our Turki sh friends welcome Belgian students, too! Belgian students visited Umit and the Turkish teachers and students a few weeks ago. They had a hectic week as they visited quite a few places including Ephesus, the castle of Izmir and a mandarin bazaar. They attended a few classes and met the general manager (Mr. A li Rıza Doganata), the school founder (Mr. Necdet Doganata) and the school manager (Mr. Ade m Serin). Of course, they tasted local food and went to a traditional kebab restaurant. They even cooked together! In the course of the week, they danced, sang, played together. We ll.. . Loo k at the picture... They cer tai nly enj oye d it, did n't they?
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Food for ThoughtNewsletter #2 – December 2010
New pages on our website
The website has been updated and the new layout is beautiful: http://www.foodforthought-project.com/
You can find a thorough account of our meetings and other activities in Izmir. Just followthese instructions: Project activities → Coordinator meetings → Turkey.
You can also find pages about Norway and Turkey. To read them, visit the project partnerssection. You too can publish some information about your countries and schools. Please
send documents to Turkey!The Belgian teachers and students have also sent very interesting pages about their school lunches. → Tasks
Mette writes about the Belgian students who went to Norway
A few days ago, Mette sent us pictures of theweek that students from Waregem spent inBergen. She also wrote about this meeting
and the good times they all had in Norway.This account was sent to our friends in Izmir last week and has already been published onthe website! → Project activities → Exchanges
Our Turkish friends welcome Belgian students, too!
Belgian students visited Umit and the Turkishteachers and students a few weeks ago.
They had a hectic week as they visited quitea few places including Ephesus, the castle of Izmir and a mandarin bazaar.
They attended a few classes and met thegeneral manager (Mr. Ali Rıza Doganata), theschool founder (Mr. Necdet Doganata) andthe school manager (Mr. Adem Serin).
Of course, they tasted local food and went to a traditional kebabrestaurant. They even cooked together!
In the course of the week, they danced, sang, played together.
Well... Look at the picture... They certainly enjoyed it, didn'tthey?
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Christmas is coming!
Laurence and her students will film and take pictures of the school's Christmas meal nextThursday. Of course, the film editing will take a few days but we will be able to send it byJanuary 2011!
This month's artist
When we think about food in painting, there is an artist whose name comes immediatelyto our minds, Giuseppe Arcimboldo, as he often painted food to portray people – includingmonarchs as he was the court portraitist to Ferdinand I at the Hapsburg court in Vienna,and later, to Maximilian II and his son Rudolf II at the court in Prague.
Giuseppe Arcimboldo (1527 – July 11, 1593) was anItalian painter best known for creating imaginativeportrait heads made entirely of such objects as fruit,vegetables, flowers, fish, and books.
An early version of Summer,1563, Kunsthistorisches MuseumVienna, Austria.
Vertumnus, a portrait of Rudolf II.Now at Skokloster Castle, Sweden.
See you next month!
