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Matatalab TaleBot: Programmable robot
Create your own interactive stories through coding: Matatalab Tale-Bot Pro is a learning robot set for young children. Thanks to innovative technology and a wide range of cross-curricular interactive cards, children can learn basic coding concepts …
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Drinks case with sugar play
The drinks case consists of a script and the sugar game. The purpose of
the game is to increase the knowledge and skills to become more aware
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Teeth game
Informative goose game with five categories of fifteen questions each:
- the dentist,
- power supply,
- keep your mouth healthy,
- tidbits,
- do-assignments.
The game has a children's version (from 6 years) and an adult version (12+).
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Sffrds!: Climate Change Self-Help
Sffrds! is the title of a booklet about climate change. It is also the basis for our lessons on climate change and related topics, from distinguishing fake news to the circular economy.
This publication explains in simple language the connection …
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Try our STEM and educational robotics kits for free
As a teacher, you will receive a free trial period for our STEM and educational robotics kits for two weeks.
Visit our website for more information.
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Taalpunt Dutch
Do you speak a foreign language and would you like to learn, improve or practice Dutch? Or are you a teacher, lecturer, supervisor ... who guides non-native speakers in learning to speak and write Dutch?
Then be sure to visit our Taalpunt …
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Talking cases: Learning Dutch playfully
In collaboration with Erfgoedcel Waasland, among others, the heritage cell has developed chat cases that OKAN classes can use. Students learn the Dutch language in a playful way. These lendable suitcases are tailored to OKAN students and are built …
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Waste: How long before it breaks down in the sea?
This flyer shows the estimated decomposition times of different types of marine litter.
Marine litter is a global problem that is getting bigger and bigger. Every year, an average of eight million tons of plastic waste ends up in the sea worldwide, or …
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Mouth masks in the sea: Posters
Mouth masks lying around quickly end up in the sea via the wind, streams and rivers. Don't lose your mouth mask wherever you are!
Three posters, with a jellyfish, shrimp and mussels, show the impact of mouth masks on marine life.
You can download these …
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Something is moving at sea: Marine spatial plan 2020 - 2026
Our Belgian part of the North Sea is small but very busy. Green energy, nature conservation, shipping, fishing, sand extraction and so much more take place every day. To ensure that all these activities go well together, the federal government …
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Experience Nature: Free material
Experience nature is the second chapter of Living Planet School in which you and your class dive into nature. This stimulates the 5 senses. WWF offers this pre-orderable material to teachers for free ! Will you take up the challenge with your …
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Save our planet: Game
Save our Planet on climate and sustainability issues is developed by VIVES. It exists as a board game, but can also be played online.
By the way, do you know how much food is wasted, which European country has the largest ecological footprint per …
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