EIT FoodEducators promoting healthy and sustainable food choices among young people
FoodEducators is an EIT Food programme that provides teachers with fun, creative and interesting activities to engage pupils and young people.
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.
PALM: Promoting authentic language acquisition in multilingual contexts
The PALM project encouraged young speakers aged 6-14 to produce authentic content (written, audio, and video) in their coursework and free time in eight languages. The aim was to create interesting reading and listening material for learners of the same age who want to study these languages.
eTwinning project for student teachers: Citizens International Are One – CIAO23
CIAO23 is an eTwinning project for student teachers who are currently studying at an initial teacher education institution. The project empowers student teachers to develop a diverse understanding of how people in other places perceive life, education, learning and relevant global concerns.
Toolkit for schools: EU Democracy in Action – Have Your Say with the European Citizens' Initiative
The aim of the educational toolkit is to equip students with the knowledge and skills that will allow them to be active and engaged EU citizens. As part of this exploration, the toolkit focuses on the European Citizens’ Initiative.
EDUCLAB: exploring cultural heritage in early childhood education
The EDUCLAB project aimed to increase the awareness of cultural heritage as a common good among children aged 3 to 5 years old.
The •• --- - project: Programming a lamp to send Morse code
With the increasing reliance on technology and digitalisation in various industries, programming skills have become an asset in the job market. As such, this Erasmus+ funded project aimed to foster the exchange of best practices and enhance the way programming is taught in the public education sector.
eTwinning Project: The Disconnect
A prize-winning eTwinning project for students aged 12-15 years. The project empowers students to use technology and social media in a more critical and responsible way.
eTwinning Project: eTw-T-R-A-I-N
A prize-winning eTwinning project for students aged 16-19 years. The project sends students on a virtual train journey around Europe to develop their communication, ICT and citizenship competences.
eTwinning Project: Engineers of the Ecosystem
A prize-winning eTwinning project for students aged up to 6 years. The project allows students to study and design animal houses and thereby learn about science, technology, engineering, arts and maths at preschool level.
eTwinning Project: eTwinners as Pros
A prize-winning eTwinning project for students aged 7-11 years. The project allows students to take on a variety of professional roles to learn about different topics, and as part of that, develop their agency and media literacy.
