The project aims to explore the ethnic heritage of participants associated with the custom "Martenitza." This custom is characteristic of the Balkans and has become a Balkan tradition. It is present in Romania and Moldova, where martenitsa called mărţişor. With martenitsi are decorating in the Republic of Macedonia (hereinafter Martinka), Northern Greece (March) and districts Golo Brdo and Prespa in Albania (Monyak). Martenitsa is familiar to the majority of the population in the Balkans, but wearing martenitsa can be seen in Europe. It is subject to ritual and artistic value, which over the years become more and more important as fits the cultural life of various countries. Martenitsa custom is recognized by UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. The proposed activities will encourage students to learn new things about the first spring ritual. What symbolizes martenitsa and what is being done. Students will enroll and swapped stories about martenitsa tales and legends of his people. Sammy will produce martenitsa. Will make an exhibition and will share it with their partners. Finally, create an e-book with stories and legends about martenitsa from all parties involved in the project.