Science is Wonderful! in the classroom every day
Discover a database of engaging science materials for use in the classroom, stemming from the annual science fair.
Teaching materials
This selection includes teaching materials developed as part of EU funded projects and initiatives, as well as resources on inclusive education as part of the Toolkit for school success.
SYSPELL: An innovative approach to spelling
An Erasmus+ project that offers primary and secondary school teachers an innovative system for teaching spelling and improving their pupils' spelling skills.
Raising the profile of intellectual property in education
Ideas Powered@School is an initiative to raise awareness of the value of intellectual property and the importance of respecting it.
Magic and security: A smart kid’s guide to the online world of wonders
A set of learning materials in the form of potions and magical tools to help children enjoy and remain safe on the internet, computers and smartphones
Yard4ll: non-formal SEN learning and teaching environments
This resource aims to educate SEN primary pupils along with their mainstream peers using innovative learning processes led by flexible curricula.
CLIMA-KIT: climate education with hands-on science at school
This resource aims to educate 8–12-year-olds on climate change through engaging, hands-on activities at school.
HISTOLAB: tutorials for inclusive history education
A tutorial series to encourage innovation in history education based on multi-perspectivity and the promotion of diversity, human rights and democracy.
Programme STEPS: teaching young people life skills
Teaching communication, self-management and cooperation skills to upper secondary school pupils.
CITIZED: Guidelines and toolbox for a whole-school approach in citizenship education
The ‘Democracy at school’ guidelines are developed by the CITIZED project to accompany all stakeholders at school in the process of democratic school development.
Art in democracy – The European Parliament’s Contemporary Art Collection
The collection includes a number of art pieces that give an insight into how democracy has been interpreted by visual artists from different countries in Europe.
