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Treasures of Dutch: Blog with publications and projects
This is the site of Dr. Peter-Alexander Kerkhof, etymologist and historian specialized in medieval history and linguistic history. You will find a weblog and an overview of his publications, projects and YouTube videos.
You will also find very …
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The orchestra: Digital teaching materials
Are you looking for information about the orchestra and classical music?
The Antwerp Symphony Orchestra put together this digital lesson folder. You will find more information about the orchestra, about sound and acoustics, about musical instruments, …
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The orchestra: Digital lesson folder
Are you looking for information about classical music and the symphonic orchestra?
This lesson folder developed by the Antwerp Symphony Orchestra collects useful information and inspiring assignments to immediately use in the classroom.
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Poetry Reading Table: Collection of poems
Poetry Reading Table is part of the website www.leestafel.info . Both are non-commercial, informational sites. The members are lovers of literature and poetry. The poems on this site have been posted by the Reading Table members or supplied by the …
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Young Plato: Educational package on philosophy
This is an educational package from Blue Bird Docs based on the documentary Young Plato by Neasa Ní Chianáin and Declan McGrath.
The film uniquely illustrates that it is feasible to philosophize with young children and thereby strengthen …
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Muzogram technique: Teacher Debby
In this blog article you can read information and find tips about the muzogram technique. This is the coding of music in which you cast the sequence of the rhythm in the music in symbols, a musicogram. It improves children's hand-eye …
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Ya: One-time free quarterly magazine for the haiku
Ya is a new quarterly magazine for haiku (and senryu and haibun ) for the Dutch-speaking region and is published four times a year in A5 format according to the cycle of the seasons: March, June, September and December. In ya people especially want …
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Classics in the classroom: Learning to read literature
In December 2020, Joke launched the Classics in the classroom website, because she believes that historical literature should be part of the lower secondary curriculum. On this website she shares teaching materials and experiences with literature …
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Nobody ELSe: Blog full of creative tips
Be inspired by the crafting tips, always with the necessary printables.
This creative blog is about crafts, felt, DIY, photography, design and other creative topics.
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European citizenship in the classroom: Cases for empowered EU citizens
The impact of the EU on everyday life is huge, but not always visible. Transforming young people into informed and empowered EU citizens requires active learning to prepare them for social responsibility and democratic participation.
This book offers …
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Boys and Girls: Blog with craft ideas and more
Sandy, a mother of two, posts a lot of craft ideas on her blog, each time with pictures of the results. You will find everything neatly organized by theme. On the blog you will also find information about toys, holidays and children's rooms.
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The 5 questions: Students write about happiness in times of isolation
Students from primary and secondary education can send in their blog their answers to five questions about happiness, education, reading, living and unforgettable moments:
- In times of isolation, what have I learned about what makes people happy? …
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