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Making bird nests with free material: Step-by-step plan
This activity is part of the Bird's Eye view theme.
The bird's nests are made with free materials or with natural products.
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Battleship: Game Board
A grid for playing naval battle and practicing colors and numbers up to and including nine in French, but can also be used in other languages.
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Pixel art
Read and follow the code correctly and make a nice drawing.
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Photography: Complementing patterns
The children use the page to look for an object that they associate with it: the same shape, color, feeling ...
The chips in this assignment are inspired by African patterns. This assignment can also serve as an introduction to the pattern of …
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Photography: Create your own comic strip
Use these speech bubbles to create your own comic strip.
Each speech bubble is displayed large on an A4 page so that there is enough space to write in it.
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Colored mandala drawing
An example of a colored mandala.
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Colored mandala drawing
An example of a colored mandala.
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Colored mandala drawing
An example of a colored mandala.
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Tuxpaint: Example
Tux Paint is an ideal program for working with children of all ages on the computer. This work was made by a five-year-old toddler at our school.
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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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Seated Mercury: Photos
Mercury (Hermes) from the villa dei Papiri (Herculaneum).
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Sculptures from the Baths of Caracalla: Farnesische bull
Statues from the Baths of Caracalla, excavated by Pope Paul III during the Renaissance. Alessandro Farnese.
Hence, these statues are all named after Farnese .
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