In the context of the French Language and Culture course, the students of the 1st Grade of Gymnasium took part in an enjoyable and creative experiential activity, getting to know a traditional French Easter custom firsthand.
Specifically, the students of classes A-GAL5 and A-GAL6, under the supervision of their teachers Mrs. Fytroy and Mrs. Konstantopoulou, revived the French tradition “La chasse aux œufs de Pâques” (“The Easter egg hunt”).
The students brought their own decorated Easter eggs, which the teachers hid in the schoolyard. Afterwards, the children enthusiastically participated in a fun “treasure hunt,” searching for the hidden eggs and enjoying the excitement of the game and teamwork.
Through this activity, the students had the opportunity to become familiar with aspects of French tradition and culture in an experiential way, combining learning with creativity, collaboration, and the joy of participation.

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