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Filling a museum yourself: Lesidee
These images show how students get to work to fill their own museum with works of art.
Introduction
- You start with an interview. What do your students see? They indicate that they see an empty white space. You can then leave from there: a museum is …
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Your Name Binary: String Keychain
Create a keychain with your name in binary code.
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Crafting snowman with cotton pads
You can make these snowmen with cotton pads. As decoration you can use buttons, fabric, ribbon, felt, marker ... Add a nice wish and your Christmas card is ready.
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Drawing 3D letters: Step-by-step plan
A visual step-by-step plan to draw letters in 3D.
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Mushroom with pictures
A close-up of the upper part of a fly agaric.
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Make your own Christmas cards
An example of how to make a Christmas card using paper, ribbon, glitter glue and can tabs.
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GGGG schedule
A visual aid to get started with the GGGG model with a student:
- What happened?
- What did you think and feel at that moment?
- How did you react?
- What was the result of your reaction?
Both useful for children with fear of failure and for children who …
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How to resolve a conflict? The 4 restorative questions
This visual step-by-step plan can be used by pupil guidance and teachers during recovery conversations that are difficult, for example due to the language barrier.
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Medieval clothing
In the Middle Ages, one could infer a person's social position from his or her clothing. For example, most peasants wore simple clothes, while wealthy townspeople tried to dress more ostentatiously. The clothes of the nobles, the wealthier …
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Who am I: Mindmapping
An exercise where students learn to make a mind map.
The students first create a lookalike of themselves. Six branches depart from here. These branches contain topics that the students like, such as food, music, reading, movies, ...
Those big …
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Carillon
The carillon: A large bell
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Organ: Klavier
The keyboard of an organ
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