#Ersatzprogramm

Children from 8 to 12 years old can study at three different faculties of our children's university: Man, Nature and Technology. After free registration, they can use the interactive learning platform and learn German at the same time.

Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella and the Frog Prince? There are still so many stories to be discover! Here you can find fairy tales from all over the world for children and fans of all ages: dive into them for yourself or have them read aloud to you.

Young people between the age of 12 and 14 can attend exciting lectures at the digital junior university: Topics include robotics, space, technologies, natural sciences, energy and sustainability. After registering free of charge, they can expand their knowledge and learn German on the side.
 

Our blog Rosinenpicker regularly discusses current books from Germany. In this special edition we have compiled a selection of books and radio plays for teenagers from twelve years of age and older.
 

Rock, Pop, Hip-Hop, Electro: Every month this podcast presents new music from Germany below the radar to adults and young people interested in music. Quality pop made in Germany, also available for download by subscription.
 

Modular, interdisciplinary and open: our DIY-kit is aimed at a target group aged twelve to eighteen and conveys relevant aspects of the Bauhaus and its ideas in a practical and personal way.
 

Why do some people get sick? What are X-rays and how do vaccinations work? Here young people interested in science will find short informative texts on medical inventions.

PASCH-Global is the online student newspaper of the PASCH Initiative. With texts, photos, videos and audios, young people worldwide blog about their lives and countries.

Children and young people from the age of eight can test their knowledge on nature and environmental topics around the world in this quiz.

Decide quickly: Here, children and young people, up from eight years old, can find out what ecotype they are.

Here you will find films and related teaching materials on the topics of science, technology and the environment for children and young people of all ages.

Information, links and videos in German on topics that concern young adults. Here you will find Goethe-Institut projects for young adults as well as information on research, study results and institutions that deal with young adults.

How do children best learn German? Here you can find a large selection of different web projects, lesson plans, games and more teaching and studying material for German teachers and pupils at primary leve alike.