1. Traditional Costume Between tradition, game and learning Coordinator teacher: Luminiţa Luca “Ion Jalea” School, Constanţa, Romania

2. Let’s introduce ourselves: We are in the 2 nd grade, at “Ion Jalea” School from Constanta, an old and also modern city in Romania. Although we live in a city, we love our traditions, customs and our traditional costumes. They help us to know who we are and what we will become.

3. I am Vlad and I wear a traditional costume from Maramures.

4. I am Daria; I wear a traditional costume from Dobrogea.

5. “I like to wear my traditional costume because I feel proud of it. “ Alexandra

6. I’m Ianis and I’m Aromanian. Together with my mother I sing in the vocal group “Lilicii dit Mai” (Flowers of May). My costume is designed as a genuine one and it’s composed from “fustanela”, a white shirt which has many folds and is made of wool and “conduşa”, a vest that is on top. On the head I wear a lamb fur cap. I wear “taruhi” shoes made of pigskin and long socks made of wool.

7. Here I am with my mother. Her costume is older than 70 years. It consists of a white cotton shirt, over it is a long velvet dress (“plisirna”) with many folds and over it she wears an apron. She always wears this costume with pride because it was my grandmother’s wedding dress.

8. I’m Dragos. Now I’m older. My sister’s name is Miruna. She’s now in 5 th grade.

9. Diana, Adina, Roxana...

10. Here we are in 1 st grade at our Christmas celebration.

11. Look what we have made at our technological class. We used wood spoons, clothes, papers, threads and… good vibes.

13. Our dolls: Gabriela, Mara, Clara, Iris şi Ilinca…

14. Here we are, students in class II-B! Thank you for your attention!