Our project "Do you(th) know the story?" was created in response to a serious problem which is the lack of activation of young people. We mean sporting, social and intergenerational activities. In the era of the Internet, games and movement games are slowly becoming a thing of the past, they stay in the memories of our parents, grandparents, teachers, and for us the names such as -ciubabka, hocele, cymbergaj - sound at least funny. For centuries, imagination, creativity and the need for contact with other people have contributed to the creation of many games and plays, stimulating creativity, improving physical fitness and coordination of movement, and above all, allowing you to spend time outdoors with real friends. Our goal is to promote knowledge about the local community and show ways in which we can be more active in our immediate environment. To this end, we want to create both a "Sports Chronicle" which will include a list of games and rules with photos showing their course and a local event "Do you(Th) know the story?", a sports tournament in which participants in the exchange, together with students from the local school, will have the opportunity to measure their strength against older people who have known the games since childhood. It will be a great opportunity for intergenerational and international social integration, promoting the EU's values of unity, solidarity and unification. Together with our colleagues from partner countries, we also want to find common games and plays of our ancestors, which will give us an even greater sense of community. In this way, we will have the opportunity to save traditions and customs from oblivion, to activate young people and the elderly, to integrate into the local community, and to strengthen our sense of unity as Europeans, by becoming aware of our common history, traditions and simplest games.