Research set on climate change
Content:
1 Story 'Klirra, the Polar Bear', A4 size booklet, 11 pages, spiral-bound, 1 workbook 'About Polar Bears and Other Animals', A5 size booklet, 20 pages, spiral-bound, Research card file A6, 16 cards, laminated, 1 control card A5, laminated, 6 animal models made of plastic in a sturdy storage box.
Please note:
Montessori materials are NOT toys, but educational materials. Proper use requires appropriate training.
Montessori materials may contain small, rough, sharp, or other elements that could cause injury or damage if used improperly.
It may therefore only be used by children under the supervision of appropriately trained persons and in an appropriate environment.
Article description
Article description
Axel Winkler tells about the animal world of the Arctic and takes the children into the climate change in the Arctic. He talks about the polar bear Klirra and her two cubs, who suffer under the changed living conditions. The workbook 'About Polar Bears and Other Animals' provides more information about the animals of the Arctic and research questions for reflection. Here, the animal models can illustrate what has been read. The children write name tags and assign them to the animal models. A control card helps with independent implementation. Further background on climate change and the geographical conditions can be found in the research card. Here, working with the atlas is the focus. Experiments challenge the children to actively participate.
Attention:
Not suitable for children under 36 months. Choking hazard!
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Content:
1 Story 'Klirra, the Polar Bear', A4 size booklet, 11 pages, spiral-bound, 1 workbook 'About Polar Bears and Other Animals', A5 size booklet, 20 pages, spiral-bound, Research card file A6, 16 cards, laminated, 1 control card A5, laminated, 6 animal models made of plastic in a sturdy storage box.
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