Zomervakantie: lesmateriaal als inspiratie
Boeken (en al de rest wat je moet meezeulen) toe. Na alle inzet is het in de zomervakantie tijd om te genieten van die welverdiende rustperiode. Maar welke activiteiten plan jij in de aanloop naar dat einde van het schooljaar?
Wat doe jij in de zomervakantie?
De zomervakantie duurt voor schoolgaande kinderen (en het personeel) twee maanden: juli en augustus. Al krijgen leerlingen in het secundair onderwijs op het einde van het schooljaar steeds meer vrije dagen voor de officiële start van de zomervakantie. Leraren zijn daarentegen in augustus alweer op school te vinden en bereiden zich voor op september.
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Public Observatory: Kattevennen-Cosmodrome
Discover all the activities of the planetarium, Kattevennen-Cosmodrome. For individuals as well as for groups and schools.
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Sea ice from space
In this resource, students explore the polar ice. In a hands-on activity, they explore what happens when the ocean freezes. They will then use satellite images to analyze the concentration and extent of sea ice and see how these parameters have …
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Meteorology: Radiation and the Greenhouse Effect (4/4)
In this video we go over how solar radiation warms up our earth and atmosphere, and which components help with this. We will first of all look at what radiation is right. We do this with the help of the electromagnetic spectrum in which we go over …
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Plastic in the sea: Listening assignment
Ten simple multiple choice questions for the Koppen report : Plastic in the sea.
The report takes approximately 10 minutes.
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Moon phases and solar eclipse: What about?
This lesson explains in a very illustrative way how the moon phases and a solar eclipse occur. The last section of the lesson contains some compelling illustrations showing the actual scale of the Earth, Moon and Sun. You can use all illustrations …
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Light sources: What about?
This lesson explains what a light source is, what a dark body is and the difference between a point and diffuse light source. As an extension, the lesson also includes a section on how photographers use diffuse light sources to get better photos. …
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The sun goes down and yet does not it completely dark?: Science explains
This article serves as a science sweat, with the intention of attracting curiosity and learning for STEM to students.
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Celestial Bodies: Audiovisual teaching materials
In this collection you will find image and sound fragments about celestial bodies, together with more context and concrete teaching tips.
Who doesn't like dreaming away at a clear starry sky? Celestial bodies such as planets, moons and stars are …
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Astronomy: Encyclopedia, facts and teaching materials about astronomy
This site has several sections related to astronomy. You will not only find the latest news and announcements of projects and activities, but they also pay attention to education.
For education you can download the following lesson letters:
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Planet Sea: Look through a different lens
Planet Sea lets you look at the seas and the ocean through a different lens.
This website wants to make everyone aware of the enormous riches that the ocean can offer to humanity. Our society today increasingly focuses on the ocean. Thanks to …
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Public Observatory: Urania vzw
Urania is one of the six public observatories in Flanders. Urania tries to inspire you to astronomy and related sciences such as meteorology and space travel.
In addition to information about public observatory Urania , you can also find information …
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Macrocosm
Travel in space to ten million light years. Illustrated with spatial music: J. Williams, Imperial March from Star Wars.
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