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Justin Beaver: VR on climate change
Justin Beaver is an interactive VR film where students can experience the changes caused by global warming and pollution from the eyes of a beaver.
In this article you will be taken into the story of Alexandra Sierra, who designed Justin Beaver .
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Lesson in Reading: Inspiration guide for effective reading education in preschool, primary and secondary education
This guide contains 16 inspiration cards, each starting from a key question about reading and reading education. Each question is answered on the basis of recent scientific research, supplemented with practical tips and concrete examples.
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Ten out of ten for sustainable food
Our diet contributes about thirty percent to global warming. Food is a very attractive gateway to taking environmental care with your students. In both the garden and the kitchen, children learn to experience first-hand what food is, where it …
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School vegetable garden manual
We eat all day long, but many children do not know that corn, strawberries and lettuce were once small seeds.
Through the school vegetable garden you can introduce children to the wonderful process from seed to plant. The school vegetable garden is …
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Get started with textless picture books and talking boards for all ages
Textless picture books and discussion boards are tools to stimulate language development and multilingualism. This applies to both language learners with Dutch as their home language (NT1) and to language learners for whom Dutch is the second …
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The 'Always and Everywhere' book: Video clips
Vincent, a young, hip artist, arrives at the professor's at exactly ten past ten. Why at ten past ten? The professor loves books. He knows all about it... But Vincent arrives with a very special book. Could it be an 'Always and Everywhere' …
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How do you talk about the war in Ukraine in class?
In this article, Anton Horeweg gives practical tips for talking about the war in Ukraine.
How do you tell about it? And what do you say?
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What happens to fruit waste in nature?
You may think that organic waste is easily broken down and disappears into the soil, but we wanted to test that anyway.
Curious about the result?
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Making a laptop: What? How? Why?
A lapbook looks like a large cover that you fill inside with mini-books, flip-books and other works. It can be used to creatively present a book, to present the processing of a research question or as a presentation of a project.
A lapbook is a …
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Curriculum MMWT: Cahier world orientation FOPEM
FOPEM schools work for world orientation with their own cahier. It is a working tool that you can fully master in order to work purposefully and at the same time experientially on WO.
In the document you will find information about:
- the cycle of …
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Revived sculptures: Posing with statues
This article offers you inspiration if you want to get started on posing and imagination or if you want to work on statues, eg within a drama lesson or within word art drama. You can also work on photography within image by making compositions to …
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The Borger Witches
The Borger Witches is a free book. It is:
- a funny, exciting, current, online story about witches, teachers and corona;
- an accessible book with short sentences in OTT and a simple storyline;
- a book that connects with the world of young people; …
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