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Little Mouse: Multilingual book about flights
The multilingual book Little Mouse was written by a psychologist with the intention of offering support and recognition to children on the run and to help all children understand what fleeing war means. Because children often have questions when …
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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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Recognize who I am
The new field guide Recognize who I am by nature illustrator Jasper de Ruiter contains more than 57 recognition maps of plants and animals in the Netherlands. This makes naming species a lot easier.
With these accessible recognition cards you quickly …
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Grandma talks so crazy ?!
The children's book Grandma talks so crazy ?! can be offered as a reading book to explain to children what a stroke is. In this book we specifically discuss the language disorder aphasia that often accompanies this.
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Weird guys: An inclusive picture and poem book
Weird Guys is a book that anyone can read. Also people who are blind or visually impaired, who have dyslexia or another reading disability.
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Football dictionary
Many parents enroll their child in a Dutch-speaking sports club on the advice of the school. This way, the child can also practice Dutch outside of school. The football club offers a lot of spontaneous practice opportunities.
Vzw 'de Rand' wants to …
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Foreign language education, from research to practice
Anyone who teaches German, English, French, Spanish or NT2 will certainly know these questions:
- How does the dynamic between knowledge and skills work? How do you stimulate automation?
- How useful is grammar? How do you determine the right dose …
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Icon Dictionaries
Vzw 'de Rand' publishes four pictogram booklets. The booklets contain a number of images with the correct Dutch word underneath. You cannot learn Dutch with the booklets, but they are a nice addition to the Dutch lessons and in many cases they can …
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DOBOOK Heppie Mie: Creative growth guidance for young and old
A book with visualisations, creative exercises, activity sheets and coaching cards for children, teenagers, young people and their supervisors who want to grow together from Nie Heppie to Heppie Mie by being visually conscious.
Short content …
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Language learning: From toddlers to adults
How do children, young people and adults learn Dutch as a second language? How can we create a learning environment in which non-native speakers achieve the best learning outcomes? And in what way do our ideas about language and education …
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Play, move, create in Dutch: 60 language games
The activities in this book illustrate how you can work with children and young people to practice Dutch (as a foreign language) in an active and creative way.
The author is Jérôme Lecerf, project coordinator at Roeland vzw. There is also …
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Unlucky or lucky bags: Song Book
In this song book, which came about in collaboration with Live Music and Publishing Abimo, 14 are swinging songs about social protection for all.
Simple nursery songs are interspersed with songs for primary school. You will find in this book full …
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