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Castle of Horst
Horst Castle is a castle in Sint-Pieters-Rode. The castle is well preserved and still has the traditional moat.
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E-mail footer Codefestival and EU Code Week
Do you also promote the Code Festival and the EU Code Week? Use our email footer in your email signature and put EU Code Week in the spotlight.
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Your Name Binary: String Keychain
Create a keychain with your name in binary code.
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Closing the day with goal checker
End the day with some exercises to check the goals of the course material components.
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La place de l'adjectif
Wall plate with an overview of the place of the adjective with a noun.
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Negative phrase: Wall plate
Wall plate for the order of words in the negative sense in French.
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Use of mouse and keyboard: Help token
These images illustrate the use of the computer mouse and keyboard.
There are help sheets for:- buttons on the mouse,
- click / drag / scroll,
- select with mouse,
- typing capital letter / number / letter,
- buttons delete / enter / shift / backspace …
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Dory and Hank the septopus
A reading story in which Dory wants to find out how Hank lost his eighth arm. Does Hank dare to talk about it? Does he want to tell?
We play games that give you a sense of what it is like to live with a disability. We draw or knead a septopus from …
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Sofie & Evita break a leg
This is Sophie. And that's Eve. Sophie lives in Flanders. Evita lives in South America. But otherwise they look a lot alike. And they both think dancing is the max. But on the way to school they fall and break a leg. Sofie is happy: she is …
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Avignon: Palais du Pape
The Palais du Pape Avignon is one of the tourist attractions of the region.
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knight tournament
The tournament, originally called hastiludium or hastilude , which literally meant game with spears and where armed knights fought against each other with swords, originated in the late Middle Ages as a pastime of knights.
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medieval cannon
Cannons were first used on the battlefield in the late Middle Ages. However, their poor rate of fire (often only one shot was fired in the course of a battle) and their inaccuracy made the gun more of a psychological than an anti-personnel …
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