Katerina Kalaitzaki, 1st Experimental Kindergarten of Ierapetra, Greece Full presentation of our team work

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77th Kindergarten of Thessaloniki, Unit 2 Activities, Papa, please get the moon for me!

 

Fun Science: The Growing Caterpillar!, EBI da Praia da Vitória(JIFOC), Azores-Portugal, Margarida Paim

 Fun Science: The Growing Caterpillar!

Our little scientists explored the phenomenon of absorption in a magical and colorful way! Each child colored and built their own caterpillar using only paper (napkins) and markers. The highlight was when we added water: as it absorbed the liquid, the paper expanded, giving the illusion that the caterpillar was growing and moving "for real"! It is these small experiments that awaken in our students an interest in the world of science and discovery!

 

Engineering: Building a 3D Caterpillar, EBI da Praia da Vitória(JIFOC), Azores-Portugal, Margarida Paim

 Construction of Caterpillars with Reusable Materials

After the presentation of materials and ideas, the students designed their caterpillars, carefully choosing the elements to be used. With the plan drawn up, they started construction. This activity gave rise to creative works and truly wonderful final results.

 Evanthia Panayi-Dimosio Nipiagogeio Anageias, Cyprus

Exploring symmetry.

In our class we explored the math concept symmetry. The children did various actiivites.

Emine BARIŞ- Çay Primary School- Rize /Türkiye -The story of the Very Hungry Caterpillar,Other activities I did with my students related to - Online Games

 

Emine BARIŞ- Çay Primary School -Rize /Türkiye - Collaborative work - International fruit dictionary - Kiwi