Interactive activities

Narrative Backgammon : a storytelling game—an idea for adapting simple existing games into language learning tools.

Explore sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch through interactive activities inspired by artworks by Johannes Vermeer, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, and Pieter Bruegel the Elder, and learn to express your perceptions in words.

Explore emotions through art: observe, interpret, and express feelings inspired by artworks by Vincent van Gogh, Egon Schiele, Iwasa Matabei, Rembrandt, and Edvard Munch, and connect them to colours following Wassily Kandinsky.

A playful series of exercises to practice letters and their pronunciation through a painting by Wassily Kandinsky.

Exploring images through sounds and creating stories based on them.

Explore emotions through art: observe, interpret, and express feelings inspired by artworks by Vincent van Gogh, Egon Schiele, Iwasa Matabei, Rembrandt, and Edvard Munch, and connect them to colours following Wassily Kandinsky.

A series of small exercises to enhance observation and drawing skills, and to introduce basic concepts that help interpret visual language.

Enhance your vocabulary through a sensory exploration of objects, textures, and surfaces.

An interactive digital tool to develop writing and storytelling skills through guided prompts and integrated vocabulary support.

An interactive activity to develop language comprehension and expression by associating sentences with images, exploring text–image relationships, and practicing variations in tone and meaning through role-play.

Two short stories with animals to explore the relationship between text and image, their complementarity, and shifts in meaning.

Look closer, question what you see, and uncover hidden details: explore painting styles, spot the real and the fake, and discover stories behind inventions.

An interactive activity to develop basic vocabulary through a virtual city exploration, while discovering cultural artefacts from various European contexts.

Travel across cultures through objects, symbols, and colours. Discover crafts from around the world, recognise flags, and design your own country’s identity.

Create your own stories by combining images in a digital collage, exploring themes such as nature, sports, and food.

Step into the rooms of Vincent van Gogh, Edward Hopper, René Magritte, and Roy Lichtenstein. Invent, write, and play with language through everyday objects and unexpected images.

Colours of Emotions is a simple, interactive interface that allows learners to reflect on the link between emotions and colours, introduce reflection on visual representation, and practise vocabulary.

Example to explore thematic uses of the Intruder card game: seasons and weather.