Traditional Sports for Integration and Equality in Europe
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Turkey
TURKEY has started to work in Art Lessons and students created their own sports equipment with natural and recycled materials to create traditional sports equipment. Here are some photos of Art class workshop of our Erasmus+ project.
Slovakia
Students created various sports equipment.
Acceleration Improvement Tool
Greece
An art & craft workshop took place at our school a few days ago.
We really enjoy giving life to objects and meterial that have already been used and/or thrown away! Plastic bottles, old socks, a ruined football, pebbles were all successfully combined to sport equipment.
1. Exercise weights (0.5kg, 1kg, 2kg)
2. An old, overused and ruined ball becomes useful again!
3. Bowling set made with plastic bottles and fabric ball
Spain
Our students took part in a Eskupilota Workshop. This traditional Basque Sports is played in a frontón (pelota court). The ball is hit against the front wall with bare hands and it is traditionally played individually (one vs one) or in pairs.
Our students learnt to create their own eskupilota (pelota balls) and tried them later on.
