Researcher Case "Electricity - Energy - Fire", 61 pcs.

Your teaching group will power a boat with a candle, generate their own electricity, build a fire extinguisher, or start a rocket with fire, and plenty more. Children will learn to deal with electricity and fire safely and have fun learning the principles behind fire, electricity and energy.

Nursery children and school children love trying out new things. These little researchers will model, mix, try things out, observe, dismantle and investigate ... They can gather their own experiences and use these to consider interrelationships in the natural world and their surroundings.

You can support and promote this urge for knowledge with the Hagemann researcher case, while guiding their curiosity down curriculum-relevant paths. At the same time, the case is a fun way to stimulate interest in science and to promote independent and responsible conduct.

The experiments are specially designed so that pupils can carry them out independently as far as possible. Primary school pupils can think in advance about what will happen and so develop their initial assumptions. They will learn to read the tasks carefully and work through them. For each procedure there is a question, which should be answered at the end. To do this it is vital to make precise observations - observational skills will be developed.

• easy to use thanks to the many pre-prepared experiments on the topics of electricity, energy and fire
• guaranteed success thanks to video experiment instructions
• experiment cards for every experiment for pupils and teacher
• ideal for nursery, primary school, curriculum related

For each experiment, there is:

• 1 experiment card with step-by-step instructions for pupils
• a teacher's experiment guide with preparation and explanations
• the necessary materials
• observation sheets (can be used for all experiments)

The experiment case also contains:

• suitable worksheets (fundamental assurance of success for the separate topics)
• video instructions for most experiments (to make preparation easier)

Topics:
- energy moves
- boosting energy
- energy heats
- conductivity
- electrostatic attraction
- electric circuits
- lighting and putting out a fire
- changing fire

Contents:

• accompanying folder with pupil and teacher cards, educational manual, worksheets
• 1 pocket rocket made of plastic, approx. 13 cm long, 1 cm diameter
• 1 Newton clicker made of plastic, approx. 9.5 x 8.5 cm
• 1 building kit balloon helicopter, 6 parts, plastic, approx. 28 cm diameter
• 1 pop-pop boat made of metal, approx. 14 x 5.5 x 2.5 cm
• 1 pop disc made of plastic, approx. 5.5 cm diameter, with 2 table tennis balls
• 1 pair of children's protective goggles, plastic, approx. 13.5 x 5 cm
• 1 thermometer with plastic casing, approx. 20.5 x 4.5 cm
• 1 roll of adhesive tape
• 2 sheets black coloured paper DIN A4
• 1 energy ball, plastic, approx. 3.5 cm diameter
• 4 balloons
• 2 transparent experiment pots, plastic, approx. 0.4 l
• 1 sachet baking powder, 15 g
• 1 box matches
• 1 building kit environment battery, 21 parts with instructions
• 2 tealights
• 1 Hagemann Fresnel lens, approx. 19 x 30 cm
• 1 building kit banana clock/lemon clock, 9 parts with instructions
• 1 transparent plastic box with quick-release closure for storage approx. 46.5 x 30 x 16.5 cm

Battery type: AA (1 x) / LR-41 (2 x for energy ball)

Please note:
Battery/electronic device disposal