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Discover learning material, games and much more about the European Union and its activities, for children, teenagers, teachers and parents.

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Provide students with a template of the EU flag and coloring supplies. Students will color the EU flag while discussing its significance and the number of stars on it.

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Create an EU map puzzle where students can piece together the countries of the European Union. This activity helps them understand the location and names of EU countries.

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Read a child-friendly story about the formation and purpose of the EU. Engage children with questions about what they've learned.

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Assign each student a country in the EU to research. They will create a fact sheet including the country's flag, capital, language, and interesting facts.

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Create a game where students match EU countries to their capitals, flags, or famous landmarks.

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Europe: Countries - Map Quiz Game - Seterra

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Do you have an upcoming geography quiz on Europe but can't tell Austria apart from Hungary on a map? This Europe map quiz game has got you covered. From Iceland to Greece and everything in between, this geography study aid will get you up to speed in no time, while also being fun.If you want to practice offline, download our printable maps of Europe in pdf format.

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Teach students the EU anthem, 'Ode to Joy' from Beethoven's Ninth Symphony. Perform a sing-along and discuss the anthem's significance.

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Organize a classroom debate where students discuss the benefits and challenges of being part of the EU. They will research and present arguments for both sides.

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Visions for Europe: Economic expert debate for the 2024 EU elections

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Students create a timeline of significant events in the history of the European Union. Each event is detailed with descriptions, images, and dates.

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Arrange a virtual tour of the European Parliament. Students will explore its functions and structure through an online experience.

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Free and available in all 24 official EU languages, embark on the digital journey to the European Parliament and experience the Parliament in 360 °, become an MEP, discover the history of the EU and join a role-playing game with others.

1. Experience the European Parliament in 360°

Take a 360° virtual tour of the Parliament in Brussels and Strasbourg, discover the people and the buildings and find out how you can make your voice heard. Meet MEPs and gain a deeper understanding of their work at the heart of EU politics. Enjoy interactive surroundings, multimedia content and activities.

2. Be a virtual MEP

Try your hand at being an MEP with the help of virtual reality. Take on challenges that will immerse you in how MEPs and Parliament work. You will even have the chance to vote in the plenary session in Strasbourg - virtually, of course.

3. Virtual tour of the House of European History

Find out about the EU's history during a virtual tour of the House of European History. Enjoy exhibitions and detailed 3D reproductions of historical objects.

4. Online role playing game

Parliament launched an online game that allows you to learn all about its role in creating EU laws. You can interact with game characters, EU institutions, civil society and others involved in decision-making.

Join other players, aged 14+, for an immersive gaming experience into the democratic process. The game is free, available in 24 languages and takes about an hour to complete.

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Digital Journey: take a virtual tour of the European Parliament | Topics | European Parliament

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Unable to visit the European Parliament in Brussels or Strasbourg in person? Take the Parliament's new Digital Journey.

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Students choose a specific EU policy to research and write an in-depth paper on its impacts and significance. Topics can include environmental policies, trade agreements, or human rights.

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Students simulate a session of the European Parliament, taking on the roles of MEPs to discuss and vote on proposed legislation.

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Organize a virtual interview with an EU representative or expert. Students prepare questions in advance and engage in a live discussion to gain insights.

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Let's see how decisions are made in the EU. Play the game

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Opening days & times

The House of European History is open 7 days a week

Mondays 13:00-18:00 | Tuesday - Friday 09:00-18:00 | Saturday - Sunday 10:00-18:00 | Last entry is at 17:30.

The House of European History is closed on the following holidays:

1st of January | 1st of May | 1st of November | 24th-25th & 31st of December

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Ανακαλύψτε την ψηφιακή πολιτιστική κληρονομιά της Ευρώπης

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Αναζητήστε, αποθηκεύστε και διαμοιραστείτε τέχνη, βιβλία, φιλμ και μουσική από χιλιάδες πολιτιστικούς φορείς

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Should you require special assistance, please notify the Parlamentarium in advance.

For visitors with reduced mobility
The Parlamentarium offers full wheelchair access, and our staff is on hand to provide assistance.

For visually impaired visitors
The Parlamentarium provides media guides with special audio files that describe the space, its content and main features. Braille tactile maps are available in Dutch, English, French and German. Guide dogs are also permitted.

For visitors with hearing difficulties
The multimedia guides feature sign-language videos in English (BSL), French (LSF), German (DGS), Dutch (NGT), Belgian French (LSFB), Flemish (VGT), Hungarian (MJNY), as well as International sign (IS). The Parlamentarium is fully fitted with induction loops.

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Parlamentarium | Visiting | European Parliament

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Experience European politics as never before at the Parlamentarium visitor centre and discover how the European Parliament affects the daily life of its citizens.

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Teaching the EU Lesson Plans by Europass Teacher Academy

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Teaching the EU Lesson Plans by Europass Teacher Academy

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Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.

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GenEUs Learning the EU with Jean Monnet Teacher’s Handbook Booklet

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This is a teachers’ guide created in the framework of a Jean Monnet Learning the EU Erasmus+ project consisting of lesson plans, worksheets and helpful tips on how to teach your students about the EU

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Sometimes, we all need a little help to be able to navigate the online world safely. Check out a selection of resources from the Insafe network of Safer Internet Centres (SICs) in Europe on topical safer/better internet issues, specifically targetted to youth. Many resources are available in multiple languages too. And, if you're interested in browsing a fuller selection of resources, head on over to the main resource gallery on the Better Internet for Kids (BIK) portal.

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Resources - Youth corner - BIK Community

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Sometimes, we all need a little help to be able to navigate the online world safely. Check out a selection of resources from the Insafe network of Safer Internet Centres (SICs) in Europe on topical safer/better internet issues, specifically targetted to youth. Many resources are available in multiple languages too.

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Plastic Soup Foundation resources for schools

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Plastic Soup Foundation resources for schools

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How you can help at school - Plastic Soup Foundation

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By making children aware of plastic issues at an early age, we get them thinking. Check out our free teaching materials here.

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You can find carols from many European countries, music and lyrics

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There's so much to discover about the European Union! Have fun with this series of games and quizzes. There are games for different age groups and at different levels, and each game can be played at home or as part of a school lesson.

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EU Children’s Participation Platform | European Union

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A safe space for children and teenagers to have their say on the European laws and policies which concern them. Join in and help amplify children’s voices.

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We Are Here – a child participation toolbox | European School Education Platform

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Developed by Eurochild and the Learning for Well-being Foundation, this toolbox helps teachers and pupils work together more meaningfully.

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https://edl.ecml.at/el/Home

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Ευρωπαϊκή Μέρα Γλωσσών > Home

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