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   Janvārī   8.a klases skolēni turpināja pētīt eTwinning projekta tēmu ‘’Mūsu viduslaiku pils’’ un rakstīja par to.

  Skolēni izveidoja mūsu sapņu viduslaiku pili starptautiskajās komandas: katra komanda bija atbildīga par vienu viduslaiku pils dzīves aspektiem(ēdiens, apģērbs, aizsardzība, reliģija, atpūta un spēles, mākslā)

  Uzdoto uzdevumu labi veica 8.a klases skolēni: Aleksandra Andruškeviča, Alesandro Menščikovs, Arnis Juzefovičs, Angelina Pinka, Artūrs Reruhs, Viktorija Dimbovska. Viņi sagatavoja informāciju par tēmam un veidoja prezentāciju Padlet formātā.

Food: In medieval Latvia, people ate rye bread, porridge, salted meat, fish, dairy products, and vegetables. Honey was the main sweetener, and spices were rarely used.

Clothes and accessories: In medieval Latvia, people wore wool and linen clothes. Men wore tunics with belts, while women wore long dresses with aprons. Fur and cloaks were used in winter. Accessories included bronze and silver brooches, belts, and bead necklaces. Warriors wore leather and metal armor.

Leisure and games: In medieval Latvia, children played with wooden toys and dolls. People enjoyed board games with stones and carved pieces. Archery and wrestling were popular among men. Festivals included competitive games and horse races.

Art: In medieval Latvia, art was mainly decorative, with carved wood and metalwork. Paintings were rare and mostly found in churches. Folk theater included storytelling and simple performances. Traditional dances were performed at festivals with live music.

Military issues: In medieval Latvia, wars were common due to crusades and invasions. Castles were built for defense. Warriors used swords, spears, and bows. Armor was made of leather and metal. Battles were fought on foot and horseback.

                                                                              Aleksandra Andruškeviča, 8.a kl.