Since September 26th is traditionally celebrated as the European Day of Languages, the students of Elementary school Nikola Tesla from Moravice dedicated a whole week in which they learnt a lot of new things, repeated what they already knew, and also had a great time. Our youngest, first, and second graders made paper dolls in folk costumes from European countries and, in addition to the appearance of traditional costumes, learnt the names of these countries and traditional dishes. Third and fourth graders became world travelers and created their own passports in which they entered the countries they wanted to visit – they found out what the flags looked like and some interesting things related to the selected countries. The fifth graders played a guessing game Where's Wally? in which, based on the flag and some sights, they had to tell which country it was, while the sixth, seventh, and eighth grade students tried their hand at the pub quiz for the first time and achieved enviable results.

As Edward De Waal said, With languages, you are at home anywhere.