As the world is rapidly changing, the methods and teaching approaches of yesterday will not prepare our students properly for the world they will have to live in. We need a totally new approach for both teaching and learning to help our students to achieve 21st century skills like creativity, communication, collaboration, digital competences, critical thinking and personal responsibility. Teachers from five tiny village primary schools from Finland, Greece, Spain, Turkey and Estonia believe that one possible way to meet these objectives is bringing mobile devices, especially tablets, into teaching and learning process. Our project is called “Learn and Share!” as all participants, both teachers and pupils, will be involved in learning, collaboration and sharing results and experience. Teachers will create learning scenarios and lesson plans which will be transformed in the form of eTwinning projects where students will collaborate with peers both from their own as well as partner schools. Our pupils will also have the opportunity to work face to face with pupils from partner schools during our international students’ camps. Each project year will have its own subject area: 1. Social Sciences, PE and ealth Education; 2. Maths and Science; 3. Literacy, Art and Languages. During the 36 month period we will have three joint teacher training sessions and three camps for pupils. We will carry out at least four eTwinning projects and compile 3 different booklets (+CD) with lesson plans and user guides for tablet applications. We are sure that after the end of the project we wish to continue with mobile learning/teaching and international cooperation. We also hope that teachers from other schools and countries will use our materials and experience to include mobile learning in their own teaching.