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Making an educational game: Assignment
Assignment or step-by-step plan to let your students create an educational game themselves.
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New York vs London: Writing assignment
Writing assignment that requires students to make a comparison between New York and London using a data table and a list of adjectives.
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Art chat cards: Engaging in conversation through art
Our art chat cards invite you to talk to your class group based on a selection of works from the MSK collection.
Together you can talk about everyday topics such as clothing, hobbies, parties, holidays, the senses... In addition, it is a …Translated by
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Tenses: Summary sheet
Summary sheet with tenses of affirmative, negative and interrogative sentences.
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Do you learn on the toilet?: POTcast
Posters that can be hung in the toilets with QR codes to audio recordings. In these audios, twelve sentences are translated and recorded with Vocaroo, in every language offered in the CVO, always in Dutch and in the target language.
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Do's and don'ts in a museum: Teaching package
This teaching package focuses on investigative learning. Why are you not allowed to eat and drink in a museum? Why are you not allowed to take flash photos of works of art? Why are you not allowed to touch a painting or statue? Put on your lab …
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Expressing agreement or disagreement: Work bundle
In this lesson, students learn how to voice their opinions, agree or disagree, and interrupt someone during a meeting. First, vocabulary is practiced with useful expressions. Then they have to give appropriate responses to sentences. They then …
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Why see art in real life?: Teaching package
What differences do you experience when looking at art in real life or on the internet? After an introductory vlog in which Leonard and his virtual assistant JOS go in search of Professor Siebenstein's laboratory to unravel why seeing art in real …
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Patterns: Lesson pack
Children may know patterns from their clothing (think of striped patterns, flowers, balls, unicorns ...) But you also come across patterns in many places in everyday life, just think of the bricks of the walls or the rows of colored pencils in …
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Silhouette: Lesson pack
Silhouettes spontaneously remind us of sunsets on summer beaches. You think of dark figures on the beach, of which you can only see an outline. Everything else is black. That is the result of backlighting.
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Shadow: Teaching package
Shadows are a bit like clouds: you can recognize all kinds of shapes in them. Moreover, unlike clouds, you can control, direct and supplement shadows yourself.
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Characters: Lesson pack
All children are fans of heroes. Heroes are not only fun and adventurous, they are also often very recognizable by the objects they have or the clothes they wear. Just think of Harry Potter's magic wand, Elsa's snow dress from Frozen or …
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