Comenius multilateral School partnership Comenius multilateral School partnership project project „ „ THE FAIRYTALE OF THE EUROPEAN THE FAIRYTALE OF THE EUROPEAN G(OLD)EN FUTURE” G(OLD)EN FUTURE” This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This publication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
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Comenius multilateral School partnership Comenius multilateral School partnership projectproject
„„THE FAIRYTALE OF THE EUROPEANTHE FAIRYTALE OF THE EUROPEAN G(OLD)EN FUTURE” G(OLD)EN FUTURE”
This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This publication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
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Our team
Our ActivitiesHere we would like to present you a list with our activities Here we would like to present you a list with our activities regarding the second chapter- "Memories from Teenage" regarding the second chapter- "Memories from Teenage" of the book "Memories from the Future" from the "Lobby of the book "Memories from the Future" from the "Lobby
for a Hobby" campaign. During thfor a Hobby" campaign. During thееse past few months we se past few months we visited: visited:
• The library “Asen Zlatarov“• The Pensioners' club “Liberation”• The Home for the elderly "Tsveta and Anka Varbanovi"
We also took part in:• Charity Christmas bazaar and auction• Workshop for martenitsi making
Our ActivitiesVisiting the library "Asen Zlatarov“
Our ActivitiesVisiting the library "Asen Zlatarov“
At the library we listened to some oldtime city songs, sung by the old ladies of the chоir "Retro“ lead by their director
Alexander Perperiev and we tried to learn one called “The story of a love”.
Our ActivitiesVisiting the library "Asen Zlatarov“
Our ActivitiesVisiting the Pensioners' club "Liberation"
Our ActivitiesVisiting the Pensioners' club "Liberation"
The club has a 50-year history. The club has a 50-year history. His director Ivan Arabov is His director Ivan Arabov is a a former soloist of the Burgas former soloist of the Burgas Opera and he is an honorary Opera and he is an honorary
citizen of Burgascitizen of Burgas..
Our ActivitiesVisiting the Pensioners' club "Liberation"
There we learnt There we learnt how to knit on how to knit on one and two one and two
needles needles
Our ActivitiesVisiting the Pensioners' club "Liberation"
Our ActivitiesVisiting the Pensioners' club "Liberation"
And we listened to some folk songs And we listened to some folk songs and some poems, written and and some poems, written and recited by our elderly friends. recited by our elderly friends.
Our ActivitiesWe took part at the charity Christmas bazaar and charity auction at our school for raising
money for poor children and old people
Our Activities
Our Activities
Our team prepared tasty dishes for the people at the Home for the elderly
Our ActivitiesVisiting the Home for the elderly "Tsveta and
Anka Varbanovi"
Our ActivitiesVisiting the Home for the elderly "Tsveta and
Anka Varbanovi"
At the home we learned how to make At the home we learned how to make ""martenitsimartenitsi" and how to knit flowers." and how to knit flowers.
Our Activities
Our Activities
Our Activities
Our Activities
• The LegendThe Legend
The Tradition
Long ago, during the time of the Old, Great Bulgarian empire, its ruler, khan Kubrat fell ill and at his death bed, the wise man advised his five sons to stay united and keep the Bulgarian lands together. Soon after his death, Khazars tribes invaded and took the oldest son- Bayan and princess Huba as hostages. The othersiblings had no choice, but to escape and seek new lands for their people, so they split, despite the words of their father.
The TraditionTime passed and soon Huba and Bayan recived the news that the youngest son, Asparuh, has found new land for the Bulgarian people and they escaped from captivity and reached the land around the river Danube. Pursuers of Khazars people appeared and started to fire at the girl and her brother. Bayan was hurt by an arrow. His blood stained the end of the white thread that became red from his blood.
The TraditionAt this point, on the other strand of the river appeared Asparuh with his soldiers. When the Khazars saw him they ran away. Asparuh took the thread from his brother and tied its white end to its red end. He put a piece of this sacred thread to his solders, telling them that the unity of the red and white thread symbolized the unity of Bulgaria. The thread was named “martenitsa”on behalf of the month when all this happened.
• What is What is MartenitsaMartenitsa
The martenitsa is a small piece of adornment, made of white and red yarn and worn from March 1 until around the end of March.
The Tradition
• Who is Baba Who is Baba Marta?Marta?
The name of the holiday is Baba Marta. "Baba" is the Bulgarian word for "grandmother" and Mart is the word for the month of March. Baba Marta is a Bulgarian tradition related to welcoming the upcoming spring.
The Tradition
Baba Marta is seen as an old lady who has very contrasting moods. This is related to the weather during the month of March, which is extremely variable in Bulgaria – warm and sunny weather means that Baba Marta is happy; when she is angry, the winter frost returns.
The Tradition
• What are the colors symbolizing?What are the colors symbolizing?
The red and white woven threads symbolize the wish for good health. They are the heralds of the coming spring in Bulgaria and life in general. White as a color symbolizes purity and red is a symbol of life and
passion.
The Tradition
On the first day of March Bulgarians exchange and wear white and red tassels and bangles. This is an old tradition that remains almost unchanged today.
The Tradition
The common belief is that by wearing the red and white colours of the martenitsa people ask Baba Marta for mercy. They hope that it will make winter pass faster and bring spring.
The Tradition
People are People are supposed to take supposed to take off their martenitsi off their martenitsi when they see the when they see the first signs that first signs that spring has spring has already come - a already come - a blooming tree or a blooming tree or a stork. stork.
The Tradition
The Making
It’s not difficult to It’s not difficult to make a simple make a simple martenitca. All martenitca. All you have to do is you have to do is take a strand of take a strand of red, a strand of red, a strand of white yarn, tied white yarn, tied them at the end them at the end and twisted them and twisted them together. together.
The Making
The Making
The Making
The Making
The Making
The Making
There are all There are all kinds of kinds of martenitci and martenitci and one of them are one of them are yarn dolls, yarn dolls, called called PizhoPizho and and PendaPenda. They are . They are very popular very popular and represent and represent small male and small male and female figures.female figures.
The Making
The Making
The Making
The Making
The Making
The Making
The Making
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