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TIPS about working with EQUATOR and how to support EQUATOR and partner schools.

Andddd you can also purchase some gadgets there.
 

GAME WITH PAPER FLYERS

Make PAPER PLANES with the class, divide the class into 4 corners “CONTINENTS ”, stand in these 4 corners and throw your kite to a COUNTRY in the RIGHT continent! This way you will learn where those countries are on the globe. A JURY will check to see if everything is correct. You can only cast a kite to a country in another continent.

 
MAKE PAPER FLYERS
Fly to the other side of the equator!
Equator paper planes will take you to the other side of the equator! Watch the movies, make one of our cool designs and throw them as far as you can! Make a video of it and send it to us! You can make it a fun activity with your class when you have a spare five minutes, or link it to a lesson to get your students excited about science and physics! Which kite flies the furthest? We are very curious!
 

The Stealth Dart
Cool, fast and floats far!

The Tube
You never folded this one!

World Record Plane
This one floats the furthest!
 
EQUATOR workshops on the SDGs
Register your class for a workshop on the SDGs, the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations: 17 goals to make the world a better place. During our workshop you will learn everything about it! We will visit you with our mobile studio and we will brainstorm and make videos together with your students. Register via the form and we will contact you soon! Be sure to take a look around our platform!
 

LESSON ASSIGNMENT

With different groups in class, each with their own computer/laptop, search for films on Myequator.net around pre-chosen themes. For example around waste, around good education, health, life in water, life on the ground.... Use your teacher's login address. Find at least 5 films on that theme, and write down in your group what you find very important in them. After half an hour, each group tells what they wrote down and talk about it together. Pretty instructive! (Also for students who can work on their own.)