EU READ projects
Rhymes, verses, word games and colorful picture books – these not only make the early years fun for children, but also form the bulk of language development. Supporting the development of …...
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Scoring with nutrition and exercise - Great primary school contest Growing up healthy all-round: for this, you need the proper diet and good “reading fodder“. A well-balanced diet is fun; it …...
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As well as the Everybody Writes project (see separate entry), Booktrust also offers other educational resources. Find out how to make your classroom poetry friendly with tips and tricks from the …...
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Reading Week celebrates the pleasure of reading aloud. Each year, in March, different kinds of creative events take place all over the country. Schools, libraries, cultural centres, museums and community associations …...
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Focusing on the world of trains, for school levels 8–10 The Deutsche Bahn (national rail company) is much more than a means of transport – as the brochure ‘Unterwegs in der …...
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Digital Library was launched in cooperation with computer distribution for all Portuguese children in primary schools – the Magalhães programme (http://www.eescolinha.gov.pt/portal/server.pt/community/e-). Children can read the books by themselves, turning the pages …...
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If you enjoy reading and reading aloud to someone, love beautiful stories, enjoy dealing with children, would like to share this enthusiasm and pass it on, becoming a volunteer in the …...
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De Jonge Jury is a reading promotion project for students aged 12-16. The aim is that these students develop a meaning about books. This project sits perfectly alongside other reading promotion …...
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