January

= 1. Diana - Romania =

==** January 24th is the day that we celebrate every year, from 1859 onward, a great event in the history of the Roman people: Unification of the Romanian. It is Moldovan and Romanian Country, two different countries at that time, but joined on 24 January 1859, under the joint rule of Alexandru Ioan Cuza. Since then, this date is remembered annually through various events, of which never misses "Hora Unirii", famous song lyrics with the same title written poetry Alecsandri **==




 * Poland - Ewa **




 * January 1 of each year (Gregorian calendar) in Poland is a day off from work. The day before New Year is known as New Year's Eve. On that day people are waiting until midnight to open bottles of champagne and shoot fireworks to celebrate beginning of a new year. New Year is also a time for resolutions, which people hope to fulfil in the coming year. It's also time for new year's greetings, so in front of you are ones from polish children from Opole. **




 * New Year's Day and New Year's Eve fun is a beginning for the carnival - grand time for dancing. Most of all it's a time of balls and parties. It officialy starts on Epiphany on January 6, but many regard New Year's Day as a starting date. However, the end of the carnival is much clearer and falls on a Ash Wednesday. Carnival is also an integral part of childhood. It has already successfully took place in kindergarten as well as in higher degrees of education. Celebrations are increasingly glamorous and interesting. Here is our school fun.  **

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 * 21 and 22 January are beautiful days of the year in Poland - Grandmother's and Grandgather's Day. In those days grandparents are endowed with a special signs of love from their grandchildren. Students give them handmade cards and flowers, or if they live far away from their loved ones, send greetings and good whishes. Grandparents are also often invited to school for the solemn meeting which was prepared by students, who are also hosting whole thing, taking part in competitions and presenting some kind of art e.g a special play. Hall is decorated with colourful paper flowers and baloons, tables are covered with white tablecloths. There is also exhibition of grandparent's portraits made by children with use of different techniques. Snacks are prepared by parents.  **

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