Discover the beauty of language with our Alphabetbooks…
Our books approach the alphabet from different angles, in order to accommodate children of all ages and characters.
In addition to the
Vowels – the first steps
Vowels – the first steps
In addition to the alphabet books, we have a series of books organized by learning sequence of toddlers, rather than the regular alphabetical order.
The first book of this series covers the vowels, the first characters we are able to absorb.
Since these worrying days leave many of us with a lot of spare time to fill, in a small amount of space, we provide print quality pdf-files of the seperate characters.
 vowels a |
| vowels e |
| vowels i |
| vowels o |
| vowels u |
Creative Sessions
Come And Play on our Open Day in Het Koorenhuis in The Hague!
We invite you and your family to try out our Creative Workshops for children from 1 to 101 years old. On Saturday, March 14. we will demonstrate various activities and materials.
It's all about The First Five Years
Cartboard BiPlane
| Build your own toys out of around the house materials and newly gained technical skills. |
 Discover the fun adventures of handwriting with our new series of richly illustrated Calligraphy books! |
 Explore a score of subjects in multiple languages with our upcoming series of Themebooks. |
Reserve this date:
Saturday, 14 of March, 2020
from 12:30 to 15:00
Venue
In het Koorenhuis
address
Prinsegracht 27
2512 EW Den Haag
Entrance Fee
None
Theme books
Coming soon: Theme books
A new and ever expanding set of theme books illustrates the world around us.
Starting with a scenic overview of a theme, followed by an introduction of the actors in five languages – English, Spanish, Dutch, German and French – the themes will provide a nice set of coloring books on the side.
Titles currently planned in this category:
Since these worrying days leave many of us with a lot of spare time to fill, in a small amount of space, we provide print quality pdf-files of the seperate cover drawings.
| Poles |
| Farm |
| Pond |
| Space |
I know a man who knew a world without plastic
I Know a Man who Knew a World Without Plastic
Learning how a plastic soup grows in our oceans, how virtually all living creatures eat plastic on a daily basis, it is hard to believe the first plastic grocery bag was introduced in the US in 1979.
Half a lifetime ago. It is difficult nót to know, or be, someone that knows a world without plastic.
Yet most people – while recognizing the problem – consider the plastic soup we brewed, if not irreversible, too big to solve individually. Many companies believe they will lose a competative edge if they package their products in less pretty or more expensive biodegradable materials.
So nothing happens. Everyone waits untill someone else solves the problem. A bit silly, because everybody is that someone. We are the only ones that cán solve the problem, as we created it.
It took a mere 40 years.
Academy Zahara organizes workshops to find a way to make that happen.
Feel at Home 2018
Another action packed day at the Feel at Home in The Hague in 2018.
Robot mechanics
Solar Bot - slither
Water Level Indicator Using IC 2003
Spinning car
Electronics workshop
Electronic car
Electronic stunt car
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The origins of ballet
The physics of the “hardest move” in ballet
How to read music
3 tips to boost your confidence
5 tips to improve your critical thinking
How to practice effectively…for just about anything
How the food you eat affects your brain
The benefits of a bilingual brain
How playing an instrument benefits your brain
Interview Erik Erikson 1964
Social Emotion Development Theory
Erik Erikson
“Do not mistake a child for his symptom”
Erikson (1963) presents a series of psychological conflicts or crises that human beings must resolve in the development of personality.
The outcomes of these conflicts can have positive or negative effects on ego development. The resolution of each conflict is dependent on relationships with others in our environment, and the positive outcome of these conflicts during a lifetime is important in the building of a positive self-esteem and positive feelings about ourselves and others. As with Piaget’s theory of intellectual development, Erikson’s stages are age related and, again, we must use caution in thinking that children may be in only one stage of development.
source: education.com
