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Youth has the last word in the European elections: Infographic
Belgium opened the doors of democracy by making it possible for citizens aged 16 and over to participate in the European Elections (EE24).
Involving young people in the electoral process can bridge the gap between descriptive representations and …
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Save the bread box: MOS action token
Lunch boxes have become completely commonplace in schools. But not every lunch box is filled with a decent lunch. Many lunch boxes contain snacks and fast food. A healthy sandwich with vegetables is often hard to find.
The students examine the …
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The political landscape in Belgium: Teaching package
The BELvue has developed a visual learning tool and a series of assignments that explain:
- how Belgian political institutions work;
- which different French-speaking and Dutch-speaking political parties there are;
- how the parliamentary work is done (the …
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Wil: Lesson folder for the film
In this lesson folder you will find various ideas to get started in class around the film Wil .
Great film adaptation of the acclaimed novel by Jeroen Olyslaegers, with a convincing Flemish star cast. The historic setting takes students to Antwerp …
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The European elections in the classroom: Teaching materials
Young people aged sixteen and over are obliged to vote in the European elections on June 9, 2024.
View Case4EU's didactic materials that help prepare young people for the European elections:
- the clip European citizen, who cares?;
- a working document …
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Bruges Triennial 2024: Kunsthapper
This is a free visitor tool for teachers that you can use separately or in combination with Triennial Bruges 2024: Inspiration map for teachers . You can visit Triennial Bruges 2024 in a playful way.
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Children's rights: Flag line
This flag line is designed to make children aware of their rights in a playful way. It is a colorful tool that you can use in the classroom or in other child-friendly environments.
Use this flag line as a conversation starter, in the context of a …
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Justice in the classroom: Role play
Thanks to Recht-pledge in the classroom, students get to know the challenges of justice from the inside. First, students view and analyze a fictional process. They learn about the roles of the different people involved (judge, lawyer, prosecutor, …
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Democracy: Empathy game for building a democratic city
The students form political parties, they defend their positions and priorities in building a democratic city. The students experience that consultation, argumentation, majority and consensus are necessary in a democratic society and that …
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Olympic Games: Teaching Package
Thanks to these educational sheets you can bring the Olympic and Paralympic atmosphere to your classroom.
Think about cultural diversity together with Bashir Abdi, take steps towards more sustainability like Emma Plasschaert and, like Peter Genyn, …
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Boar wants to be clean: Teaching package for book about clean water and sanitary facilities
This lesson package is in line with the book Pig wants to be clean . The book delves deeper into the theme of clean water and sanitation.
In the lesson package you will find the following assignments:
- discover what clean water and sanitation mean; …
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Reynaert De Vos: Teaching package
An age-old story about a very cunning fox. Get to know Reynaert with your class. Who is he? What did he do? Why is it still so relevant? Read the story, rhyme, make your own book cover and ponder moral dilemmas!
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