You will find a copy of a man and one of a woman, with light or dark skin, each in four versions: labeled, blank, numbered circles, blank circles.

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In Dutch we use standing, lying, sitting and hanging to indicate the position of an object (in many other languages only 1 verb is used for this). To make it visual for my students, I made these posters.

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Sentence structure in Dutch is quite complex for newcomers who speak foreign languages. In my reception class I use board cards to visualize the sentence structure during instruction moments and various assignments. The same cards are also used in my …

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Practice cards with a selection of the 100 most frequently used verbs in Dutch for my newcomers in a foreign language.

One PDF consists of 56 cards with an image on the front and the conjugation of the present tense and the past participle on the …

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Three posters with an overview of the main prepositions, of place, of direction and of time.

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Four posters with a visual representation of the main pronouns:

• personal pronouns (now in reduced form);
• personal pronouns, non-subject form;
• possessive pronouns (now in reduced form);
• demonstrative pronouns.

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Poster with articulatory classification of sounds for Foreign Language Newcomers.

The images used are from Freepik, the creator of the poster owns the rights to these images and may use and share them.

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Fill in the blank to practice the verb 'to be'.

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Poster with an articulatory classification of sounds. Colors and symbols were used to easily learn to distinguish the different sound groups. You will find their meaning in the legend on the poster.

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In this interactive lesson your students get a lot of information about parts of the life of Moses . It is an interactive book consisting of interactive videos and exercises.

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Theory of the imperfect of the weak verbs with an exercise.

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Theory of the present of the regular verbs, including having and being, with exercises.

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