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P11 Reader's Meetings at the Library

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P11 Reader's Meetings at the Library(9/2020 until 6/2022)

 

 

 

SCHOOL OF INDUSTRY AND CRAFT SLATINA, CROATIA

READING CLUB MEETING IN SEPTEMBER - BANNED BOOKS

The activities of the Reading Club continue this school year.

The topic in September was Banned Books Week.

Librarian Svjetlana Dupan gave a short presentation about the history of censorship of literary works and titles from the school library that were or are still subject to censorship in some countries. Members of the Reading Club researched the reasons for censorship of selected books on online sources and commented on the information found.

 

SCHOOL OF INDUSTRY AND CRAFT SLATINA, CROATIA

 

eTwinning PROJECT "FAIRYTALES OF JANKOVAC"

SCHOOL OF INDUSTRY AND CRAFT SLATINA

 

READING CLUB (9th meeting) - Croatian legends, 26.1.2023.

If you visit the capital of Croatia, Zagreb, and hear a cannon shot at noon, you might be scared. But there is no reason for that. The firing of a cannon from Grič Hill at noon reminds everyone of how, thanks to a cannon, the people of Zagreb got rid of the Ottoman danger several centuries ago.

The story about the cannon from Grič was read by student Martina Nikić (1st grade, seller) at the meeting of the Readers' Club.

 

 

eTwinning PROJECT "FAIRYTALES OF JANKOVAC"

SCHOOL OF INDUSTRY AND CRAFT SLATINA

INDUSTRIJSKO-OBRTNIČKA ŠKOLA SLATINA

READING CLUB (9th meeting) - Croatian legends

At the ninth meeting of our school's Reading Club, which is being led by mentor librarian Svjetlana Dupan for the second school year, the Club also got involved in the activities of the eTwinning project Fairytales of Jankovac, which is a part of the C.A.L.L. project from October 2022 until the end of January.

The topic of the meeting was Croatian legends. At the beginning of the meeting, the students read aloud legends from different parts of Croatia, such as the legend about the origin of the Klek mountain, the stone wedding ceremony from Susedgrad, which inspired the famous August Šenou in the creation of the work Kameni svatovi, and the legend of the Gričke top. In the conversation, they noticed real and unreal motifs, expressed their impressions of the texts, and noticed similarities with some other famous Croatian legends (and, as we saw yesterday, Macedonian legends, too).

In the final part of the meeting, the students illustrated a legend of their choice, and the most successful works will be a part of the calendar for 2023, which is one of the final products of the eTwinning project Fairytales of Jankovac.

 

SCHOOL OF INDUSTRY AND CRAFT SLATINA, CROATIA

CARPE DIEM (at the school garden)

In September we're reading diaries, biographies, and autobiographies. So, our freshmen visited the school library, got familiar with its activities, and choose books from the library that we read in the school garden on a beautiful sunny day.

We read the biographies of Nikola Tesla, Lady Gaga, the autobiography of the Croatian writer Josip Kozarac, and excerpts from Anne Frank's Diary.

 

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SCHOOL OF INDUSTRY AND CRAFT SLATINA

READING CLUB (10th meeting) - we are preparing for mobility to North Macedonia

Preparations for mobility to North Macedonia also began with the activities of our school's Reading Club. The tenth meeting was dedicated to contemporary Macedonian literature.

All mobility participants (Lea, Sara, Lana, Adrian, and Ante) gathered in the school library and in the manner of a "speed date" evaluated individual titles according to the offered list, the items of which are the first impression, the appearance of the cover, annotation (description on the back cover), the first page (a few sentences), on the basis of which the members gave the book a "final evaluation".

The meeting of the Reader's Club was organized by mentor librarian Svjetlana Dupan

SCHOOL OF INDUSTRY AND CRAFT SLATINA

INDUSTRIJSKO-OBRTNIČKA ŠKOLA SLATINA

READING CLUB (10th meeting) - we are preparing for mobility to North Macedonia

Ante's speed date with the contemporary Macedonian literature

 

SCHOOL OF INDUSTRY AND CRAFT SLATINA

INDUSTRIJSKO-OBRTNIČKA ŠKOLA SLATINA

READING CLUB - 11th meeting - NOVEL AND DRAMA

The topic of the eleventh meeting of our school's Reader's Club, held in March, whose members have been brought together for the second school year by mentor librarian Svjetlana Dupan, was a comparison of the characteristics of prose and dramatic text. The starting text of the activity was the extremely popular novel for young readers The Fault in Our Stars, based on which the movie of the same name was made.

The members of the club refreshed their knowledge of drama as a literary genre and, at the meeting of the Reader's Club, the students read chapters of the novel The Fault in Our Stars, dramatized excerpts, read their adaptations by role, and commented on their works.

Watch how excerpts from the novel were dramatized by students Frančesko Ivić and Martina Nikić in the video.

 

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SCHOOL OF INDUSTRY AND CRAFT SLATINA 

INDUSTRIJSKO-OBRTNIČKA ŠKOLA SLATINA 

CULTURAL PREPARATION FOR THE MOBILITY TO ROMANIA - READERS' CLUB ON THE CONTEMPORARY ROMANIAN LITERATURE, April 28

This meeting was attended by students who will soon travel to Romania on mobility. Through the Speed Date with Romanian Literature workshop at the school library, Gordana, David, Dominik, Filip, Noah, and Tomislav, got to know contemporary Romanian literature. They liked some books more, some less, but none of them left them indifferent.

They concluded that the themes that run through the presented works are very close to Croatian reality because, like the Romanians, we went through the transition from communism to capitalism, and the problems faced by the characters in the books are similar to our everyday life. The greatest interest was awakened by Cosmin Pert's book There is Nothing Left Behind and we recommend it for you to read.

Readers' Club meeting was run by school librarian Svjetlana Dupan.