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Kunst:

Deadline

Jonge redacteuren geven hun mening over kunst, cultuur en media.

http://www.deadline.nl/

Draj

Project om kinderen van acht tot dertien jaar meer te betrekken bij kunstzinnige en wetenschappelijke uitingen in Den Haag en omgeving.

http://www.draj.nl/

Gouden @penstaart

Jaarlijkse prijs uitgereikt aan de makers van de beste website en CD-rom. De jury bestaat uit kinderen van verschillende scholen.

http://www.goudenapenstaart.nl/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Kunstetalage

Biedt een overzicht van kunstzinnige en culturele activiteiten voor jongeren in Arnhem.

http://www.beleven.org/kunstetalage/

Schimmenspel

Over de geschiedenis, de gebruikte vormen en de technieken. Met lesmateriaal voor de basisschool.

http://www.schimmenspel.nl/

Stichting beeldenstorm

Het productiehuis vertelt hier haar productie. Speellijst, recensies, biografieën van de cast en techniek.

http://www.stichtingbeeldenstorm.nl/

Stichting Kunstzinnige Vorming Rotterdam

De SKVR verzorgt lessen, cursussen en workshops op ieder cultureel terrein. Deze activiteiten zijn onderverdeeld in zes scholen: Muziekschool, Dansschool, Foto- en Videoschool, Vrije academie voor beeldende kunst, Schrijversschool en Theaterschool.

http://www.skvr.nl/

Website van Marlies en Esther

Informatie over de vakken muziek en beeldende vorming, verzorgd door twee Pabo-studentes.

http://www.iselinge.nl/scholenplein/pabolessen/1C_Meijvogel_Broeder/

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