From word web to autumn walk: this is how vocabulary comes to life
Autumn offers plenty of opportunities to work on vocabulary both inside and outside the classroom. Think of a word web in the classroom, an autumn walk with a scavenger hunt sheet, and exploring collected materials. In combination with the games from Jungle the Bungle, the words reappear at different times and in different contexts. Below are some examples […]
How to use Jungle the Bungle in the classroom: 5 practical ideas
By Sanne, Educational Advisor at Jungle the Bungle In conversations with schools and teachers, we regularly hear questions about how Jungle the Bungle can be given a practical place in the school day. Do you put the app on the weekly schedule? Do you plan a fixed practice moment? Or do you actually let pupils practice at different times? In this blog […]
The PISA scores are a warning: language development starts much earlier
The latest PISA results once again show a worrying trend: the reading proficiency of Dutch young people is under pressure. A significant group of 15-year-olds struggle with reading skills that are important at school and in society. At Jungle the Bungle, this raises an important question for us: What happens in all those years before a […]
From practising words to talking together: how to get more out of Jungle the Bungle
By Sanne, Educational Advisor at Jungle the Bungle In conversations with schools and teachers, we regularly hear what they run into in practice and what their needs are. Especially regarding NT2, we receive many questions about how to help pupils actually use words they are practising. In this blog, […]
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