Explore, climb, hop and experience the number range from 1 to 10. The aim of this conveyor belt by Benjamin Akrong is to consolidate the assignment of quantity and number.
The north of Germany is flat. The children represent this with felt fabric. The low mountain ranges of Germany are represented by egg cartons. Blue plastic bags are used to represent the North and Baltic Seas. The map grows and grows.
...the “cold” winter comes to Germany!
In the “preparations for winter” we are busy knitting scarves, designing a winter landscape and also expanding our theoretical knowledge on the subject of winter. A picture is worth a thousand words...
During the landscapes project time, the children started working on maps. Which points of the compass are there? Where are the mountains in Germany and where is the sea? The work on the three-dimensional map continues.
A fine example of the new project time: After the challenging preparing of the plant parts and the weaving of the raw material, the students were thrilled to lay open their well pressed papyri. As the next step the students prepared their feathers o…
