ORİGAMİ CRANE BIRD STORY

Although the origami Crane Bird is a simple model, its spiritual meaning is enormous. According to the Japanese myths, the person who folded thousands of origami birds is given the right to make a wish.

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Crane Birds Flying to Peace

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Cranes Flying to Peace

Fun learning with origami, This is our book for 'Our Cranes Flying to Peace' which is our first joint activity in cooperation with our project partners within the scope of our European project.

We have completed our joint work on 25 October 2019. Project coordinator Tülin Arslanpınar has prepared and presented a program called 'Barışa Flying Cranes' which is the project co-operation.

There's a special purpose for us to choose today.

It is the anniversary of the death of Sadako Sasaki, the Japanese girl who lost her life due to the radiation emitted by the atom bomb thrown to Hiroshima and became a symbol of peace.

Attention is drawn to peace and nuclear disarmament by crane birds in the world today. We also will with this activity Project draw attention to disarmament peace and nuclear with the activities we do today. Turkey, Ukraine, Serbia, Portugal, Romania, Italy, Albania, Azerbaijan, Poland, Greece, Lithuania, Bulgaria, working in cooperation with partners teacher from country .

with origami project.

If the teachers work in cooperation and harmony, the project is successful. We have become a great team as partners of the Fun learning

We wanted to sign a meaningful joint activity as the joint work of our project. Japan's Sadako Sasaki, the Japanese girl who lost his life at the age of 12 due to the effects of the bomb that the United States put on Hiroshima on August 6, 1945, decided to prepare a crane bird and create his monument using the art of origami paper folding.

The students of our peer teachers were prepared more than two thousand crane birds from the paper and delivered it to the project coordinator Tülin Arslanpınar. 

It will be sent to Hiroshima Municipality to be placed in the Peace Monument Monument. Every year traditionally organized in this traditional event, the crane birds that are prepared with origami from many countries are sent and exhibited in Hiroshima Monument. This activity means a lot.

The event also has an international cultural side. "The basis of international culture is peace. Against nuclear weapons, we tell our children what nuclear weapons is doing with this project.

The Second World War is told again and our children learn this and our children learn the destruction of the atomic bomb that is thrown into Japan. We have done this to explain how harmful the nuclear weapons is, to ban and to give messages.

In addition, Sadako Sasaki's monument, the symbol of peace created with the contributions of the project partners, will be exhibited in different countries and provinces of our project partners to give a message of peace and nuclear disarmament to the world.

Crane bird in Japanese culture has a great importance.

Origami

the crane bird also has the same importance. In the Japanese culture, 1,000 crane birds are thought to have a healthy and long life.

The pike bird is popular because Sadako Sasaki, a little Japanese girl, is the hopeful world of Sasaki.

Crane bird has been the symbol of peace and nuclear disarmament.

We have created these wars Now is the time to bring peaceful days to our children and to build a bridge of peace for th

The Story of Sadako Sasaki and the Thousand Crane Bird from Paper

During the World War I, many people were affected by the radiation emitted by the nuclear bomb thrown into Hiroshima, suffered damage and was exposed to the disease. One of them was Sadako Sasaki.

When the atomic bomb was thrown into Japan, Sadako was 2 years old.

 He suffered from cancer due to the radiation he was exposed to in the last 10 years due to the atomic bomb. The 80-year-old woman, who was being treated in the same hospital, told Sadako: 1000 It is our belief that if a person makes 1000 crane birds from a piece of paper, it is accepted that he wants everything. I couldn't. . You do it and get rid of it.

The little Japanese girl started to make traditional Japanese art origami paper crane birds with the desire to survive. This situation first took place in the local and then in the international press. People from all over the world started sending thousands of crane birds to the girl. Sadako was able to make 644 birds. Health workers entered the room with hundreds of origami birds coming out of the mail. But the little Japanese girl has died. For months, postmen carried paper crane birds to the hospital. The number of millions of crane birds is on display in a museum in Japan Say

This story is the story of Sadako Sasaki, who lived in Japan between 1943-1955. The crane birds is the symbol of peace and nuclear disarmament ever since.

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Together with his students as project partners, he will make a thousand crane birds of paper in memory of Sadako Sasaki who passed away on 25 October. Peace messages will be written on the wings of the birds.

The crane birds made of paper will be sent to the project coordinator.

The coordinator will make a monument to Sadako Sasaki with a thousand crane birds made of paper.

In this way, the project partners will have a joint work in cooperation and will have created a common product.

Crane bird production directive

Crane studies according to the guidelines of our project partners

Tülin Arslanpınar-Atatürk Primary School-Turkey

Our crane birds for Sadako Sasaki

Şenol ŞENYER

Fatih Temiz Primary School Canik-Samsun

Seda Aksu

Süleymanpaşa Bilsem

Tekirdağ

MEHTAP KILIÇ

Izmit Sehit Polis Volkan Sabaz Primary School

Özkan SEYREK

Atatürk Primary Shool

FİLİZ BİLİCİ

HATICE SEYIT CEKER PRIMARY SCHOOL

Nizip/GAZIANTEP

TURKEY

TUĞBA AKER

ELİF PIRLANTALAR KİNDERGARDEN

MERSİN -TURKEY

MÜNEVVER ÇAKIR ERTEKİN

MELİN GETİZMEN YEŞİL

YAHYA KEMAL BEYATLI PRIMARY SCHOOL

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ŞEBNEM ŞEN AKSOY

İZMİR PRIVATE BORNOVA

SECONDARY SCHOOL

TURKEY

FUN LEARNING WITH ORIGAMI

Meltem Sevim Kayaoğlu

Namık Kemal Secondary School-ANKARA TURKEY

MÜĞE ĞÖKTEPE

Alemdağ Emlak Konut Primary School

İstanbul / Turkey

AYGÜL EROĞLU

İbrahim Hakkı Konyalı Prımary School

LEVENT TOROS

NECATİBEY PRİMARY SCHOOL

NURAN ÜLKER

ZAFER ÖZER

BAHATTİN KAYALI PRIMARY SCHOOL

ÖZGE YILDIZ

ARKARASI PRİMARY SCHOOL

HATICE ERBAY

Mehmet Nuri Küçükköylü Secondary School

Christina Kokoti

DONİCA LICI

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Mılena Georgıeva

Nilay Kıymacı

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Esen Akengin

Halıl Kıvrak

Mehtap Demır

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ALI EREN

Kardelen Ikızcellı

Anna Ciramella

Hülya Aytekin

Valbona Mata

Çiğdem Yeter

Sevda Sezgin Bedir

Süheyla Yüksel

Olga Ignatenko

ELİF KOÇ

CANAN ÖRDEKÇİ

PRIVATE YENİ NEFES PRIMARY SCHOOL

ANKARA

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