7.1st Kindergarten of Ilioupolis, Ilioupoli, Greece (teacher Panagiota Nianiara)

8.Mihail Sadoveanu High School, Galati, Romania (teacher Gabriela Cristian)

9.2nd Preschool of Afetes-Syki Pelion, Greece (teacher Despina Sakoulogeorga)

 10.2nd Kindergarten School of Chalandri, Greece (teacher Eleni Sideri)

11.Scoala Profesionala Speciala Sf. Stelian, Botosani/Romania (teacher Raluca Berescu)

 3rd Kindergarten of Voula , Greece (teacher Dimitra Saxoni)

"Let's go look for them together!" said the dog and they start looking in the forest, but the balloons were gone, until they looked up into the foliage! 

"Look! the balloons, they are up there!.. but how will we get them?"  said the little rabbit.

18th Kindergarten Agios Dimitrios, Greece (teacher Katerina Chouliara)

"My friend the goldfinch has her nest in a nearby tree. Let's ask her to help us." 

The goldfinch agreed. Flying high, she managed to catch the string of a green balloon with her beak. She gave it to the rabbit and said: " I'm sorry, but I feel so tired, I can't bring down all the balloons by myself!" "It's okay, my friend!" said the rabbit, "thank you for trying!"  Suddenly, footsteps were heard behind a nearby bush...

2nd Kindergarten School of Chalandri, Greece (teacher Eleni Papailiou)

Alytaus Senamiesčio pradinės mokyklos skyrius “Girinukas”. Alytus, Lithuania (teacher Irena Giedriene)

Luckily, it had no thorns! However, she hurt her leg. She started to cry and said: "Oh no! How can I climb up now to catch the other balloons?" ."Don't climb again, it is dangerous! First, your leg must get well," the other animals replied. "We will think of something." Then, the cat said: "I know who can help us!" and she gave a loud whistle. Suddenly, a tall and beautiful horse appeared and...

"Yes! Of course, I will climb the tree!". She used her claws to climb up and she caught the string of the yellow balloon with her mouth. But, as she was coming down, she slipped!   She fell right into a bush. 

1st Kindergarten of Mesopotamia, Greece, (teacher: Agni Simota)

With the dog standing on the horse’s back and the rooster balancing on the dog’s head, they reached the blue balloon. But as the rooster stretched as far as he could, standing on the dog’s head while the dog stood on the horse, he suddenly lost his balance and fell to the ground with a spectacular somersault.

Suddenly, a tall and beautiful horse appeared gracefully. “I heard you calling me,” he said kindly. After listening to their problem, he smiled and lowered his body a little. “Climb onto my back,” he told the dog and the rooster. 

Shkolla Grekoshqiptare Omiros, Korce, Albania (teacher Foteini Kitsaki)