Materials for primary school

The Guidelines bring together pedagogy and practice in one easy-to-use format: How do we get young people excited about fact-checking and critical thinking? What are the technical dimensions of disinformation? How can we identify deep fakes?

Learn about taxes! Want to know more about taxes in general or about specific aspects?

Join Felipe the penguin on his adventure across the European seas! While travelling with Felipe, you will discover what the European blue economy is, its many activities, and how they interact at sea.

Together, BC and Syrgo educate readers on why vaccines are one of the most important advances in disease prevention and control, detailing how they are made and why they are an effective and life-saving tool.

This book tells the stories of Syrian children and youth who had to leave their country due to war.

How many people live in Italy? What's the political system in Lithuania? And what is the capital of Cyprus called? Find the answers to these questions...

This child-friendly version of the EU Strategy on Children’s Rights (The Plan) has been produced in partnership with children themselves.

Some microbes (very small organisms) can make us sick but others do wonderful things for us, and for the world around us!

Take your students on exciting adventures with Tom and his friend Lila the fox in this series of books about the environment. Their adventures include...

Useful set of 10 brief teaching notes to guide parents and teachers in educational activities based on the stories of Tom and Lila.

Anna and Tom spent a day on Uncle Jack’s farm, where they learnt new things about the wonderful world of farming. This is an illustrated storybook for children.

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