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„United colours in Europe

INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL PROJECT: Programme Lifelong learning, Comenius school partnerships 2013/2014, 2014/2015. „United colours in Europe (Belgium, Poland, Czech Republic , Bulgaria, Estonia , Italy , Greece , and Slovenia)

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„United colours in Europe

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  1. INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL PROJECT:Programme Lifelong learning, Comenius school partnerships 2013/2014, 2014/2015 „United colours in Europe (Belgium,Poland,Czech Republic, Bulgaria, Estonia, Italy, Greece, andSlovenia) 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.

  2. SLOVENIA Slovenia is situated in the southernmost part of Central Europe. It borders to Italy in the West, to Austria in the North, to Hungary in the North-East and to Croatia in the East and South. The official language is Slovene; and Italian and Hungarian in some areas of mixed nationalities (minorities).

  3. Ancient History Thefirstsettlers to inhabitthisareawerethe Pile dwellers. http://www.ljubljanskobarje.si/unesco-na-ljubljanskem-barju/kolisca-kot-del-svetovne-dediscine In theIron age, thenumberofinhabitantsincreasedsubstantially (800 – 400 BC). Most famous are settlements on hillscalled Gradišče. In theyounger Stone Age, Celtsandlater Romans livedhere. At theendof 6th century, theareawasfinallyinhabitedbySlavs (Carantania). It was a part ofthe Habsburg dynasty in the 14th century. AftertheworldWar I., theAustro-Hungarianmonarchybroke, and a newcountryofSerbs, CroatsandSloveneswasestablishedwhichwasrenamedintokingdomofJugoslavia.

  4. Modern history AfterWorldWar II., thekingdomdisintegratedand a FLRJ (whichlater in 1963 renamedinto a SFRJ) wasestablished. Afterthe referendum whichtook palce on the 23rd December 1990, Sloveniadeclaredindependence on the 25the June 1991. http://zemljevid.uporabno.com/zemljevid-jugoslavije.php

  5. Slovenia in Europe • It became a member of the European family 1st May 2004. • Euro has been in use as currency since 1st Jan 2007. http://logocompany.info/slovenia-flag/ Avtorica zemljevida: Suzana Kužatko http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/File:EUflag.jpg

  6. Economy Slovenia is a developed country with active mining industry, mechanical industry, metallurgy, textile industry, electro-technical industry, wood industry, paper industry and chemical industry. http://www.delo.si/gospodarstvo/makromonitor/pospesek-domaci-predelavi-lesa.html http://www.sesanje-industrija.vacsi.si/papirna_industrija

  7. Tourism Sloveniahasgoodpossibilitiesfortourismdevelopmentdue to itsnaturaldiversity. Bled Triglav natural park GEOSS http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/ce/Nationalpark_Triglav_%28Triglavski_narodni_park%29_.jpg http://napoti.blog.siol.net/files/2008/11/cerkev-na-otoku-bled-slovenija-prava.jpg http://istenic.blogspot.com/2009/11/v-teziscu-slovenije.html

  8. Ljubljana – the capital It is an economical and cultural centre of the country. It is situated in its centre. The river Ljubljanica runs through it. There is a 16th century castle up on the Castle Hill decorating the town. http://www.grboslovje.si/novice/article_2012_12_10_0007.php

  9. http://www.hisa-kras.com/aktivnosti_zanimivosti.html Sights Geometrical centre ofSlovenia(Geoss) Triglav national park Karstcaves Robanov kot Topla Notranjski Snežnik Rakov Škocjan Krakovski gozd Donačka gora Kozlerjeva gošča Divje jezero Cerkniško jezero Lake Bled SaltPansof Sečovlje Tolminska korita Waterfall Kozjak Geopark Karavanke http://www.kameleon-revija.si/index.php?Task=article&ArticleID=32 http://www.pictureslovenia.com/si/oceni/?f=15970&k=-1&p=4

  10. Triglav – The symbol of Slovenia in the national flag • http://www.matejvranic.com/fotografija/slovenija/znamenitosti/ • http://www.matejvranic.com/fotografija/slovenija/znamenitosti/ http://www.hervardi.com/images/triglav001.jpg

  11. http://www.dedi.si/dediscina/55-slap-savica Top …… Slovenia • The highest mountain: Triglav (2864 m) • The lowest point of Slovenia: cave Kotredež v Rudniku Zagorje (-261,10 mnm) • The longest river Sava (990 km) • The deepest lake: Krimsko jezero (47 m) • The biggest lake: Cerkniško jezero (10,5 km x 5 km) • The biggest Karts cave: Postojnska jama • The biggest constant lake: Bohinjsko jezero (4350 m long) • The oldest vines in the world: Stara trta v Mariboru (440 years) http://www.slovenia.info/?naravne_znamenitosti_jame=2789&lng=1 http://www.rtvslo.si/tureavanture/podobe-slovenije/cerknisko-jezero-cudez-narave/200667

  12. World known sights An extraordinaryfinding, more than 5000 yearsold(dated3360-3080 BC) according to thelatestresearch, wasfoundbySlovenearcheologistswhileresearchingtheremainsofthe pile dwellers in LubljanaMoor, nearby Vrhnika. Next to theremainsof a wheel, therewasalsoanaxisthatwasloosenedfromthewheel. Thewheelwasmadeofashtreeandtheaxiswasmadeofoak. According to theexperts, theybelonged to a prehistoricdouble-wheelcart. They are stored at the Ljubljana CityMuseum. http://www.visitljubljana.com/si/novinarji/novice/39191/detail.html

  13. Primary School Preserje A 9-yearprimaryschooling is enacted in Slovenia. Students start school at the age of 6. TheformalopeningofourPrimarySchool Preserje tookplace on 27th November 1981. Education in Preserje has a tradicionof 160 years. Classes are held in a modern schoolbuliding. The are alsotwosmallerbranchschools Jezero and Rakitna. Ourschoolareaincludesthevillages: Podpeč, Preserje, Jezero, Prevalje, Goričica, Gorenje,Dolenja Brezovica and Rakitna.

  14. Branch Schools Jezero and Rakitna Jezero (Lake) is a small village on the brinks of Ljubljana Moor. There is a hill Krim rising behind, in the South-West. The village is only 15 km from the capital city. There is the deepest lake of Slovenia lying just on the edge of the village. A green plateau, rich with pastures, fields, mountains, a lake and other natural beauties is Rakitna. A school with the same name is situated at the opening of the village.

  15. School History A school in Preserje was established in 1854 whereas 110 pupils started their one-class schooling. In 1921, a one-class school was established. Throughout decades, the school was subject to many school reforms, for example, establishment of a nine-grade primary school, common rebuilds of curriculum and the like. School and lake Jezero

  16. Position Preserje village lies at the bottom of the hill St. Joseph at the southernmost point of Lljubljana Moor. There is a beautiful chrurch St. Vid from 1711. Podpeč village has been known since the Roman Times-when the people used limestone for construction. Allegedly, the river Ljubljanica was moved a bit closer to Podpeč for easier transport to the town of Emona (Ljubljana). The village was known for burning limestone in the limestone stoves. Jezero village is known for the deepest natural lake in the country. It is 47m deep and has beed declared a ‚natural monument‘. http://www.visitljubljana.com/si/imenik/522/detail.html

  17. Project group Headmaster: Igor Selan Project coordinator: Mirjana Kužatko Secondcoordinator: Anita Cevc Team members: Janez Počkaj Andreja Tavčar Gregor Smole Simon Šubic Lucija Dolenc Čuk Anka Pelhan Mitja ZottiLoreta Kmet Simona Bohinc Breda Bizjak Škof Thepresentationwasprepairedby Mirjana Kužatkoand Anka Pelhan

  18. Sources http://www.hervardi.com/zemljevidi_slovenije.php http://194.249.18.230/joomla5/index.php/ola/info-o-oli http://www.grboslovje.si/novice/article_2012_12_10_0007.php http://www.delo.si/gospodarstvo/makromonitor/pospesek-domaci-predelavi-lesa.html http://www.sesanje-industrija.vacsi.si/papirna_industrija http://www.ljubljanskobarje.si/unesco-na-ljubljanskem-barju/kolisca-kot-del-svetovne-dediscine http://zemljevid.uporabno.com/zemljevid-jugoslavije.php http://logocompany.info/slovenia-flag/ http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/File:EUflag.jpg http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/ce/Nationalpark_Triglav_%28Triglavski_narodni_park%29_.jpg http://napoti.blog.siol.net/files/2008/11/cerkev-na-otoku-bled-slovenija-prava.jpg http://istenic.blogspot.com/2009/11/v-teziscu-slovenije.html http://www.kameleon-revija.si/index.php?Task=article&ArticleID=32 http://www.pictureslovenia.com/si/oceni/?f=15970&k=-1&p=4 http://www.visitljubljana.com/si/novinarji/novice/39191/detail.html http://www.dedi.si/dediscina/55-slap-savica http://www.slovenia.info/?naravne_znamenitosti_jame=2789&lng=1 http://www.rtvslo.si/tureavanture/podobe-slovenije/cerknisko-jezero-cudez-narave/200667

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