Oscar Wilde: Nothing is as precious and valuable as life. Euripides: Life is sweet for someone who knows how to live. Samuel Johnson: A person's worth is elevated to the extent of the greatness and importance of what they live for.

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JANİNA STANCULETU

DERYA CENGİZ

MERYEM İNANÇ

AHMET BURHAN GÜLER

ASİYE ÇAVDAR

BEYZA NUR BAYSAL

CEMALETTİN GÜRBÜZ

ELİF ALTUNBAY ÇİÇEK

NEŞE OZAN

ÖZGÜL BAŞAK COŞKUN

ROZERİN OZDOGAN

An Emergency Call '' HELP ME ''

e Twinning Project

Ö. Basak COŞKUN

Ilhan Onat

Primary School

Ege's house was near a forest where the sun shone from everywhere, decorated with lush green trees, as if the trees were arm in arm and singing with the birds. Every day the smell of those trees would reach the house. Most of the time the bird sounds would mix with the sounds of people having fun. ....

Ege used the forest road to go to school. Every morning, he would walk to school imagining that he was talking to the creatures in the forest.

One morning when he woke up again, he couldn't hear the birds chirping, and when he looked out the window, he saw that the sky was covered in smoke. The smell had changed, too. The trees seemed to be crying, not singing. What was happening? It was an emergency.

O. Basak COSKUN

Ilhan Onat

Primary School

Ege, worried, called his parents. They tried to calm him down and advised him to call and notify the fire department. Indeed, a merciless fire was consuming tree after tree. Leaves were disappearing one by one in the ever-increasing flames. The choking smoke had driven away all living things. Ege picked up the phone. Calmly, the operator told him what had happened and where he should come to put out the fire.

Janina Stănculețu-România

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Elif ALTUNBAY ÇİÇEK-

OSMANGAZİ PRIMARY

SCHOOL

Ege carefully shared his location and what was happening with the fire department. It was not easy for him to do this. The birds that were flying around him till yesterday, chirping, were now struggling for their lives in the flames and fire.

Ege imploringly reminded the firefighter that they had to hurry and hung up the phone.

Elif ALTUNBAY ÇİÇEK-

OSMANGAZİ PRIMARY SCHOOL

Suddenly the sound of sirens pierced the Air.Ege saw the fire trucks approaching through the thick smoke.Relieved bit still anxious,he waved frantically to quide them.The firefighters rushed in battling the flames determination.

Rozerin Özdoğan

HatipoğluPrimary School

Ege’s heart raced as he watched them move with purpose, their steps steady and swift despite the chaos around them. The thick smoke stung his eyes, but he didn’t look away. He had to make sure they knew where the fire was worst. His thoughts raced too, darting between his own safety and the lives of those still trapped inside. The sound of crackling flames was deafening, but he pushed it to the back of his mind.

Rozerin Özdoğan

HatipoğluPrimary School

The lead firefighter, a woman with a stern face but sharp eyes, locked onto him for a moment, then nodded. She signaled to the others and they ran toward the most engulfed part of the building. Ege exhaled, only now realizing how tightly he’d been holding his breath. But the fear didn’t fade. It never did in moments like this.

Derya Çetin Cengiz

Gazi Primary School

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"can you help me"

Name: can you help me
Author: Meryem İnanç

Meryem İnanç, Basak Seymen, Beyza B, Elif Altunbay, JaninaSt, Nesguik, asiyeblt, deryamurasalp

Ege notices a forest fire and uses his school knowledge to call emergency services. His quick thinking helps firefighters rescue a child and save the forest.

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