Sakstagala J. Current primary school remembers and honors his ex-student John Kapamer

May Sparagala comes with the yellow beans on the knee at the school, and for the sixth year of May, Jānis Khalifa's primary school is the brilliant writer, our ex-schoolmaster. This year, the festival and the moment of reflection, on the advice of the pupils themselves, were created as a day of creative workshops. Each group of classes 5-9 had the opportunity to participate in seven different workshops throughout the day, organised by teachers in relation to the writer's beauty and the novelist “human child”. Each workshop has its own name, its own motto and its activities:
In the creative workshop “kamolite”, under the direction of teacher Anita Doroščonoka, pupils from different colours of color tine their photo asterisk, formed a joint school exhibition and photo reptiles to be given to mothers. The workshop motto: "maybe a man is like a living ball, but you never know what it is in, and What is it?
In the creative workshop “boss heart”, in the direction of teacher Irene Doroshchonoka and Bellas Steklow, pupils from colorful paper geometric figures do the boss's heart and have geometric shapes. The workshop motto: “you're a human child: you see what it is when you're a human child.” You have to talk to your heart. Another time it starts to wander like a horse, and what can you do? Nothing! You can't touch him with oats or grass and tell me that you have now eaten and quiet... nothing! You can never know when it has eaten and will it ever have eaten at all. Then your heart begins to wonder if there is something in you that you can feed other hearts. (J. Klīdzējs).
In the creative workshop “California”, in the direction of teacher Ludmila Bondarenko, pupils talked about the life of John KCo in emigration and the importance of language knowledge in human life. Workshop motto: “... we need much more vision and understanding.” It is not enough that you see your parish, your municipality, or your own country. We need to see a lot further today - to the world. I had German,..., Russian. I started to get to the English - '(J. Klīdzējs).
In the creative workshop “Bowboy and Biggy's Lady”, under the direction of Sylvia Freiberga, the pupils made a pencil as a gift for each of their writer's birthdays and learned to fold their dreams from the paper. Workshop motto: “Boys!” “Boys!” The boy can't control himself, don't scream loudly for the first time in the spring. They shine like yellow gold buttons, embroidered around the edge of the entire water. '
“Bibouk at the end of his houses, probably there for seven births, singing something infinitely beautiful about the boat.” And every time he hears his Bibouk singing, he is surrounded by something, a few things he does not know about himself, but what he likes very much. And Bibouk sings and sings. Still on the same boat. And for a moment, Bob seems to see Bibouk walking down the sunset in a bathroom... '
In the creative workshop “boss trees - birch and oak” under the direction of teacher Inetas Strucinska and Arnis Cercena, pupils sang songs about trees and cut off each oak leaf. We will create a total oak from the 132 pages obtained, devoted to the 120-year anniversary of the school. The workshop motto: “The month of May is on the side,” says grandfather, looking at his big calendar. The green scandals from the meadows, the tips of the trees... '
In the creative workshop “J. Queen's beauty and our own creativity”, under the direction of teacher Erica Jonikanes, pupils talked about the beauty of writer John Kate and the poetry themselves. The workshop motto: “language is a ./Valoda of the ./Valoda is a history ./Valoda is science ./Valoda is a man”. (J. KCo)
In the creative workshop, “find answers to questions using IT” under the direction of teacher Alexander Doroshchonoka, pupils met the Internet resources that found information about Jānis Khalis, filled out worksheets with questions, composed presentations. The workshop motto: “It was much easier to answer if someone hit you just as you wanted...” (J. Klīdzējs).
Sylvia Freiberga
Sakstagala Junior Director of the Qualifying School