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Four Halloween activities for Google
Eric Curts shares some fun Halloween IT assignments that can be accomplished with the help of Google. He also shares the templates to get you started.
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Artonaut: Experience exhibitions more intensely
The Artonaut is a set of cards by and for Space Travelers full of stimulating assignments to experience museums even more intensely. Stray from prescribed paths, wander through meanings and stumble over details.
Because art is for everyone! Everyone …
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Project Drij Pistolen: Interactive teaching package about Hasselt's heritage
This project comprises an interactive teaching package in which Hasselt's heritage is central. The package contains a lesson series that can be used in the classroom, but the material offers a lot of flexibility. In addition to the lessons, …
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A lesson on braille? Request a free braille book
Will you be working on Braille in class soon? Request a free Braille book from Listening Point, the public library for people with a reading disability (blind, visually impaired, dyslexia, aphasia, physical disability, ...).
Did you know that a …
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Reading jury books in large print, Braille and Daisy listening form
The Reading Jury is the largest book jury for children and young people in Flanders and annually selects the best children's books.
To allow students with reading difficulties to participate in these reading circles, Luisterpunt ensures that all …
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Text lab Dutch and English
Tekstenlab is part of Diaplus, a method for effective reading education. In Tekstenlab you will find more than 2000 texts divided into themes and provided with lesson sheets with printable worksheets with varied processing methods. With a …
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Visiting: Lesson card
Who lives or works in a monument or valuable building today? Are they proud of their monument? Are there any stories about this? Students discover what it means to be a resident or use of a valuable or protected building.
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On the outside: lesson card
The class explores the landscape around the school. Which elements determine a landscape? Think of its geographical, agricultural, cultural and other history. You can use photos and maps in class or go on a field trip.
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Never Forget: Lesson Idea
Every municipality has one or more graveyards or cemeteries. They often form exceptional heritage sites. With this teaching idea, students gain insight into themes such as death, burial, rituals and symbols by examining the funerary heritage. What …
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Monuments in decline, decay in monuments: Lesfiche
Via a (fictional) letter from the mayor, the class is asked to investigate the heritage in the school environment.
Which elements (inside or outside) have suffered damage and need to be repaired or restored? The students draw up an inspection report …
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I see, I see, what you don't see: Lesson Idea
The students study immovable heritage through different methodologies: try blindfolding (feeling the materials), drawing through a description of a fellow student, a text about your favorite place ...
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Looking at houses: Lesson idea
On a walk in the school environment, students learn to observe facades from very different periods. They make sketches, take pictures and also think about the architectural value of recent homes.
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