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Seterra Geography: Blind map exercises
With the exercises on this website you can practice continents, countries, rivers, capitals, rivers on a blind map.
After selecting a card, you must click on what is requested by time.
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The Fair: An exploration of human rights
In this English-language exercise, young people are introduced to a number of human rights. The students are given a number of series of activities that they must link to certain human rights using drag and drop.
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Irregular verbs: Board game
With this Flippity board game you can practice the irregular verbs. Suitable for extra repetition or at the end of a lesson. Whoever gets to the finish line first wins!
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London during the life of Thomas More
This teaching video discusses London during the lifetime of Thomas More. The topics covered are buildings, people and situations that were characteristic of Thomas More's youth (late 15th century).
This video gives a better insight into how …
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Annual overview 2022: Quiz
Interactive BookWidgets quiz about the current affairs of 2022
This quiz tests your knowledge on some of the most important news facts of 2022. It is available in three languages (Dutch, English and French).
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The United States: Brief History
This video introduces your students to some aspects of the United States of America:
- the origin of the US;
- an overview of the 52 states;
- Declaration of Independence;
- Independence Day;
- the melting pot.
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Past simple and continuous: Learning video
This video explains the formation and use of the past simple and the past continuous in English.
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mr. Noé: YouTube channel with playlists
mr. Noé is a YouTube channel that provides teaching ideas to get started musically with children and young people. On the channel you will find:
- body percussion videos;
- children's dances;
- games and challenges;
- videos for students who can already …
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Scotland: Interactive exercise
In this Nearpod your students will get to know Scotland through all kinds of quizzes, videos, polls ...
The students are introduced to:
- clichés and stereotypes about Scotland;
- Scottish food and drink culture;
- the Scottish landscape.
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How musical notes came to be: Explanation video
Do you not have much time, but do you still want to give your students an overview of the origin of music notation in a very simple way?
With this clipphanger video, your students will discover which timeline was followed and how we ended up with our …
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Grant Woolard: Classic Mashups with Solutions
Grant Woolard created a playlist to help you and your students identify key themes from well-known classical works.
These graphically finely elaborated classical works are not only a masterpiece in terms of analyzing the various themes, but are also …
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Line Rider by DoodleChaos: Graphics of a musical work
Line Rider is a small animation figure that rides on a sled and moves on the waves of the musical works. Do you want to visually introduce classical and less classical works to your students and are you looking for a graphic score or performance? …
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