About Course If you open the kitchen tap at home, water will flow out. What does flow mean? One of the basic properties of water is its ability to change shape without breaking into pieces, this is called flowability. In this project, pupils will investigate the properties and fluidity of water. They will learn the physical properties and states of water.
About course This project shows the connection of nature with mathematical laws on the example of bees. A hexagon is a polygon with six sides. The lesson addresses the question “Why do bees build their combs in the shape of a hexagon?”. Students also make honeycombs from various shapes and improve their understanding of the types of angles.
About course About Course The project is intended to lay the foundations for the subsequent study of the topic “Sets and operations on them”. The students are introduced to different plants. In the second part of the project, the students divide the plants into groups.
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About course In this project, students develop abstract thinking and learn flat modeling by constructing a spirograph model. Also, students learn to work with a stencil and a compass.
About course This project aims to introduce students to the device and the principle of operation of the balance. In the first part of the project, students are introduced to the history of scales and the units of measurement used in scales. In the second part of the project, students make a model of scales.
About Course This project will introduce the students to the principle of a greenhouse and why people grow vegetables and fruit in a greenhouse. They will make a greenhouse out of the materials available.
About Course Nowadays, all calculations are done with the help of computer technology. The abacus has become the main tool of the mental arithmetic methodology. In this project, pupils will make an abacus out of available materials. They will use it not only at school but also at home.
