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Flemish kerMOS: Environmental fair
With these educational folk games you bring seven environmental themes to your school:
- water,
- waste prevention,
- nature,
- mobility,
- energy,
- climate
- greening.
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Where are the caterpillars: Climate game
Two great tits are desperate.
Their young cry out for caterpillars.
But those caterpillars appear to have disappeared...A frenzied murder?
A foolish kidnapping?
A terrible disease?Play the game Where are the caterpillars? and find out why. …
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The reading calendar of Everyone Reads
With this reading calendar, your next school year will be a reading party. From September to August you will find all important literary dates and reading promotion campaigns and book tips at theme days for different ages up to 18 years. An ideal …
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Mission SDG: Escape suitcase
This mission can be undertaken by all groups of 12 to 28 participants aged 10 to 14 years.
The group receives a message from the year 2030. The world has become completely gray because many people have forgotten the sustainable development goals. By …
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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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The Lions of Flanders: Comic Strip
An accessible comic strip in clear language for (non-Dutch speaking) children and for those who have a beginner's level of Dutch. The comic is part of the teaching material for the performance The Lions of Flanders for young people and adults who are …
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archive case
On the basis of seven archive stories, the students are introduced to the profession of archivist. They come into contact with the richness of the local archives and learn the rules of good archive management. A local archive visit is also part of …
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Game box free time
With this game box, children who know little or no Dutch yet learn and practice words in a playful way, via classic memory, pictionary and other forms of play.
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Recognize who I am
The new field guide Recognize who I am by nature illustrator Jasper de Ruiter contains more than 57 recognition maps of plants and animals in the Netherlands. This makes naming species a lot easier.
With these accessible recognition cards you quickly …
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Amai!: Card game artificial intelligence
Be the first to try to build a smart AI solution such as a smart refrigerator, a nutrition coach or a waste sorting aid. You do that by collecting the right cards. And make sure your system doesn't crash!
The game is simple with simple rules and is …
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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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ABC of the climate
This mini-encyclopedia of climate provides a short but accurate explanation of the many keywords related to climate change. At the same time, this booklet offers a striking vision of the climate and underlying crises. It also mentions a lot of …
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