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The didactical games address primary and secondary students. The games cover several thematic areas such as European integration, European citizenship, single currency, consumer protection, internal market, Europe in the world, EU Enlargement, European common cultural values, European cultural heritage, EU institutions, EU and its citizens, EU treaties and many others.
- This game can be played in both primary and secondary schools.
- This game enables its users to learn more about the EU and its citizens by playing with maps, figures and symbols.
- Can you match all the Euro coins with their country of origin? Drag every coin to the right place shown on the map of Europe.
- Before completing the crossword, you will have the opportunity to learn more and listen to the European Anthem.
- This crossword aims to refresh your knowledge or find out more about the River Danube.
- The purpose of this game is to encourage students to answer nine questions about the European Union to get 3 X’s or 3 O’s across, down or diagonally. The questions cover the key stages of the history of the EU. It is also meant to motivate students aged 11-19 to work in groups and improve their communication skills.
- This game can be adapted to both primary and secondary levels. Classes are encouraged to discuss the different areas about decision making and make some of their own decisions too. The illustrations that are incorporated into the game aim to help students to better visualise the decision making process at European level.
- This is an interactive program for learning to identify the shapes of the countries on a Europe map. Participants have to drag the flags to match the shape of a country on the map.
- This learning object aims to refresh and improve your knowledge of the founding fathers of the European Union. |
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