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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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Your Name Binary: String Keychain
Create a keychain with your name in binary code.
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Dots on your hand against bullying: Photo collage
Put four dots on your hand and show that you are against bullying. The students learn about the meaning of the 4 dots.
The students organize a photo shoot and make a collage.
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Beverage and food: Water footprint price lists
These price lists show you how much water it costs to make certain drinks and meals. Nice to use to raise awareness about the water footprint at school parties, receptions ...
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Make your own Christmas cards
An example of how to make a Christmas card using paper, ribbon, glitter glue and can tabs.
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Lingoo: Language exchange holidays
Choose an approved language exchange partner family for you, your child, teenager or family group, to learn a foreign language in a friendly, home-from-home environment.
A language exchange takes place between two families or individuals with …
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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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Students of the World: Site for teachers and students
Students of the World is a site/platform to which many teachers and students are connected.
There are several options for teachers and for students. For example, teachers can find a school in another country to start a project or set up an exchange. …
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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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