Implemented Projects

We started the seventh day with breakfast, followed by an energizer game called "Sheeps and Wolves," which was an active and fun way to get our minds and bodies moving to kick off the day. Next, we worked in different groups to create Erasmus+ projects on topics such as mental health, technology, art, sport, and sustainability. Each group presented its work to the whole group, sparking valuable discussions. After a short break, each group presented its project ideas, and we a

The sixth day began with breakfast, and then kicked things off with an energizer activity. We formed a circle and danced, following a leader, while one person was blindfolded and had to guess who the leader was. This activity helped us connect and have some fun together. Next, we moved on to a group discussion about volunteering, where we exchanged ideas on various aspects of it. Each group was assigned a different topic, and then we presented our findings to the entire group

We started the day with breakfast and then dove into an energizer activity. In this activity, we were divided into pairs, each paired with someone from the opposite team. We formed circles and had to run while holding hands. When the leader said "stop," we rushed to our partner and crouched down together. It was a fun way to start the day, full of energy and excitement. Afterward, we gathered to discuss the "slow life" movement, sharing our experiences of slowing down and how

We started the fourth day! After a short rest, the morning began with an energizer activity. We warmed up with neck massages, hugs, and the Albanian Dance, helping participants to relax and get energized. We also played name games to improve memory and help everyone connect better. Then, we moved on to an activity where each country presented a childhood game, and the entire group participated, sharing and enjoying these nostalgic moments together. After lunch, we engaged in

The third day in our Erasmus+ project began with a relaxed breakfast, allowing everyone to rest after their travels before starting. We kicked off with energizer activities, including neck massages and a "Riding a Horse" game to help participants feel more connected. The group then worked in small teams to research the Erasmus+ program, focusing on its history, budget, and key aspects. After lunch, teams presented their findings to the larger group and received feedback. In t

Activities started in Erasmus+ The day began with a shared breakfast, allowing participants to relax and get to know each other. During this time, we discussed the project’s goals, clarified roles, and set expectations for the upcoming activities. This was a great opportunity to establish the tone for collaboration. After breakfast, we engaged in several ice-breaker activities. These included name games and short introductions, which helped everyone become comfortable and fos