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Shadow: Teaching package
Shadows are a bit like clouds: you can recognize all kinds of shapes in them. Moreover, unlike clouds, you can control, direct and supplement shadows yourself.
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Characters: Lesson pack
All children are fans of heroes. Heroes are not only fun and adventurous, they are also often very recognizable by the objects they have or the clothes they wear. Just think of Harry Potter's magic wand, Elsa's snow dress from Frozen or …
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Macro: Lesson Bundle
In photography, the term macro means that you go very close to your subject with your camera. You will suddenly see all kinds of details and you can discover new worlds, such as insects, textures or small plants.
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Color and Monochrome: Lesson Package
Everything around us has a color. Color makes things stand out, draws our attention and evokes associations and feelings. Every child has a favorite color. It is also an important building block in photography.
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Philosophical questions about colors: Drawing activity
In this drawing activity you will deal with philosophical questions about colors.
You use this method to get your students thinking in a playful way. You will also find book tips in the lesson sheet.
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Schoolblocks: Future-oriented teaching material for schools
Interactive learning materials for students and personal support for teachers for proper implementation. We ensure that your class is ready for the society of today and the future.
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Sound painting: Introduction
This document introduces you to sound painting, a sign language for live composing, invented by Walter Thompson in the 1970s. It is useful for musicians, actors, dancers and even plastic artists.
When you start working on sound painting with …
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An interactive journey through World War One: Immersion Game
What would you have done in WWI? In these BookWidgets, students learn to empathize with the First World War through the personal stories and documentation from Armistice Day on the BBC Rewind website. With each click-through page, they watch videos …
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Armistice Day: Reading Practice
In these BookWidgets, the students read a concise encyclopedic explanation of Armistice Day. They answer six short questions.
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Belgium for dummies: Listening exercise
In these BookWidgets, the Belgian state structure is explained in a humorous four-minute YouTube video with breaks in between to answer questions. Students can play the pieces over and over again to extract all information pieces in a targeted way.
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Holidays: Vocabulary Exercise
This Bookwidgets is based on the fill-in exercise of another KC contribution, supplemented with some other words on the theme of travel.
Source: Holidays: Questionnaire and vocabulary by Eef Lenaers
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Studying: 20 quotes in Dutch and English
Many famous authors, scientists and artists express a piece of life advice in the form of a quote. Whether you're just starting your academic journey or nearing the end, we could all use some motivation when it comes to studying.
In this blog, 20 …
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