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Web pages for teacher, parents and cildren
Here we will in the future list web pages, which we'll find in the net - and consider educational valuable resp suitable for children.
"www.internet-abc.de" is a portal for children, parents and person who are working in the educational area that hands knowledge in different ways to visitors as to how to move save and competent in the internet. The portal has two offers: a playful one for children and a factual-informative for parents and other educators.
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"Spielzimmer-Online" is designed for small and pre-school children from the age of 2. It invites parents and their children to have fun together online with virtual picture books and little games.
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The "Hörschule radioWissen" by the Bavarian broadcaster presents with "Börnis Hörreise" a little listening adventure for younger children: Börni, the little desert fox travels to different places, to a farm, into the jungle, to a concert hall ... And exact listening is essential.
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The "Wissenskarten" is a free-of-charge online offer by the Medienwerkstatt Mühlacker. They offer thematically diverse, informative and extensive information. There are more than ten different theme areas of well processed information for pupils of school classes 1 to 7.
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The "Kinder-Ministerium" is an offer by the Bundesministerium für Familie, Senioren, Frauen und Jugend (Federal Ministry of Family, senior citizens, women and youth), which aims at children at the age between 8 and 12 and explains the work of the ministry in a playful way.
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An often mentioned web page of the Südwestrundfunk, which presents itself now as spiders' web. The offer is diverse and ranges from different knowledge contents and games over join-in offer to the possibility to present oneself in the children's net with once own homepage.
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Should you find other suitable pages in the net we would be happy to hear from you.
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Source: Schulen ans Netz e.V.
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