Autumn looks unique in every country, but everywhere it brings colors, stories, and cozy moments. In this e-book, our children become little travelers. For each page, we chose one country, examined its flag, talked about what autumn looks like there, and discovered a special holiday or traditional autumn dish.

The children created two drawings for each country: an autumn landscape with trees, leaves, or mushrooms, and a holiday symbol or a delicious dish.

This e-book is our little journey through autumn. We hope it will show how different our traditions are, yet how similar our feelings are: we all love colorful leaves, time spent with family, and warm treats. May this book inspire you to share your autumn traditions with friends, near and far.

Preview audio:

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The Authors

1 Hélène Aviègne, école primaire de Beuzevillette, France

2 Katarzyna Węgier, ZSP Dobrzykowice, Poland

3 Marina Kubinčan Gruičić, DV Iskrica, Zagreb, Croatia

4 Aušra Bartašė, kendergarten Linkuva „Šaltinėlis“, (children 4 years old) Lithuania

5 Ana Maria Harlea, Kindergarten no.252, Bucharest, Romania

6 Tatjana Esmane Daugavpils Ķīmijas apkaimes pirmsskolas izglītības iestāde, Latvija

We choose to work on the country of Lithuania.

We looked for informations about the country, the season of Autumn there, landscapes, animals or festivals. We found some informations about the NAMOPI festival in a French magazine !!! :-)

We practiced drawing and writing. Together we learned a lot and we hope that you will enjoy our work !

We had lots of fun discovering Latvian

autumn traditions and exploring the country and its famous places.

It turned out that Polish and Latvian cuisines aren't actually that different after all.

Croatian preschoolers explored French autumn traditions using an atlas with maps and illustrations. We learned that Paris, the capital, is famous for the Eiffel Tower and discovered popular French foods like crêpes and croissants, which are also enjoyed in our country.

* Lithuania set out to explore Croatia's autumn traditions.

* The children learned about food, capital city, magnificent waterfalls, and important festivals and parades.

* A wonderfully rich country, full of history, traditions.

We had lots of fun discovering the autumn traditions in Polland. We were trilled to learn about its festivals and to see what beautiful country Polland is.

Throughout the fall, the children studied how other countries celebrate fall. They learned the most about Romanian traditions — how children there play games, celebrate harvest festivals, and enjoy the colorful season.Outside, the children played fall games that children in other countries play. They played with fall leaves, played chestnut games, and had fun together.She made a book about Romania with her own hands. In it, she put homemade crafts about Romanian traditions that she had learned. The book turned out colorful and very beautiful.Autumn became an interesting adventure in which the children learned a lot about other peoples.

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