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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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Kids Think Wide: Writing and Conversation Ideas
Dive into this ever-expanding gallery of compelling images, each paired with discussion questions and suggested writing prompts. Unleash the creative potential of these amazing snapshots and watch as they inspire conversations and written …
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Alexander The Great: Comic Strip
Alexander The Great, educational albums and bundles for schools and teachers.
Publisher Strips2Go has published six historical comics about the famous conqueror Alexander De Grote:
- gag albums De Kleine Alexander, De Groene Jaren and Alfa & …
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Vegetables: Vocabulary Exercise
With these flash cards and practice sets with images and names, you can practice the most common vegetables in Belgium.
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Fruits: Vocabulary Exercise
This is a Quizlet about fruit with pictures, even more difficult names are included.
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Radio Word Forest: Listening to images with a story
What do you see in a sculpture? What would the artist have thought of when creating this image?
On the occasion of Antwerp Book City in 2004, the Middelheim Museum commissioned various youth authors to write a story for an image from the permanent …Translated by
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Slide keys
Slide tests are method-independent follow-up tests. You can use Diatests as a complete student monitoring system for language and arithmetic. There are tests for Dutch, mathematics/arithmetic and English. The follow-up tests show development …
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Audible Stories: Temporary free offer
Amazon audiobooks in 6 languages (English, French, German, Spanish, Italian and Chinese), from children's books to literary classics.
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He who seeks, he finds, he writes: Lesson idea
With a map and photos, the students go in search of the immovable heritage in the neighbourhood. They see, discover, ask questions. Afterwards they write an informative text for their peers.
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What is art? That's art!: Lesson idea
Pupils look for the properties of immovable heritage through photos. They learn to use photographic techniques and practice their musical skills.
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Religious buildings, inside and out: Lesson idea
Religious buildings are built in different periods and architectural styles. The students discover the differences in architecture and interior by means of a worksheet.
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Personalize a building: Lesson Idea
Anthropomorphism is the attribution of human characteristics to non-human beings or things. This is exactly what the students use to observe and describe architectural heritage. Heritage also has an emotional side.
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