fischertechnik STEM Renewable Energy

fischertechnik set MINT/STEM Renewable energy for secondary schools

Demonstrate the principles of renewable energy for clear, long-term understanding.

How can we generate electricity in an environmentally friendly way? How does a fuel cell work and how can it be used to produce hydrogen? Renewable energies will be our most important energy sources in future. The generation, storage and use of electricity from natural energy sources (water, wind and sun) are clearly explained using 9 models and 28 experiments.
The powerful solar modules can be used in a wide variety of ways in the models with lots of different mounting options. The Gold Cap (capacitor) included can be used to store energy and then as a source of energy later. The fuel cell is used to illustrate how water is split into its two components, hydrogen and oxygen. This teaches students the principle of future forms of energy and facilitates the acquisition of important skills.

With comprehensive lesson plans, the set is ideal for use in the classroom. The time required for the task sheets is 45 to 90 minutes. Suitable for group work with 2 to 4 students. The set can be used to build 9 models and perform 28 exciting experiments.

Accompanying teaching material:

The fischertechnik class sets include extensive, freely accessible teaching materials. These have been developed in conjunction with teacher training institutions, teachers and educationalists, and are ideal for teaching requirements. In addition to an introduction to the topic, lesson plans with task sheets and educational plan references are available.

The Topic Introduction provides ideal content for lesson preparation and can be integrated into lessons. The topics covered include definitions, history, basic knowledge and much more besides.

The teaching materials include an overview of the learning objectives, the time required for each task, and the respective curriculum references for individual federal states in Germany.

To go with each topic from the curriculum, various tasks are included, each featuring different experiments.
These tasks are subdivided into a construction task, thematic task and experimentation task. This is how you progress from building, to learning technical content, to applying the knowledge you've gained.

• 270 components
• 9 models and 28 experiments
• suitable for group work with 2 to 4 students.
• accompanying teaching material

Contents:
270 components, including

• 2x solar panels 1V
• 1x solar motor
• 1x gold cap
• 1x LED
• 1x fuel cell
• 1x voltage transformer
• Multimeter

Please note:
Battery/electronic device disposal