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Unterwegs gestern und heute
Eine Reise von Frankfurt nach Australien dauert heute 24 Stunden.
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Eye
The eye is one of our most important sense organs. It provides direct access to the world.
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Continents
Continents are continuous expanses of land that are clearly separated from each other by oceans.
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Hands-on Biology
To perform the experiment with beans you need first of all the seeds, of course. Runner beans are well suited for it. Watch out! Eaten raw, bean seeds are poisonous! For the germination experiments you need one plant pot per experiment. You need a waterproof pen for labelling the pots. Moreover, a watering can and water are required to keep the plant soil moist which is also needed. Some of the plant soil should be dried beforehand. To exclude the light you need a carton, to exclude the air a solid, transparent plastic bag and to exclude the soil cotton wool. In addition, scales, a glass and a protractor are required.
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On Fire!
This DVD provides information on the history of fires and the fire brigade. The firefighters’ job is vividly illustrated, including their tasks and equipment. The topic of placing emergency calls plays a major part on this DVD. For safety training pur- poses, fire brigade operations are shown, causes of fires dis- cussed and extinguishing fires is practiced. In particular, the appropriate conduct in the event of a fire (alarm, test alarm, escape route, emergency call, fire detector, fire extinguisher, etc.) and first-aid measures for burns are demonstrated. The fact that besides the familiar fire engine, there are also fire brigades on water, on land and in the air shows how diverse this job is. A visit to the youth fire brigade makes this DVD especially suited for primary school pupils.
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Our Weather
In everyday life we are confronted with this topic on a daily basis. It is part of our lives. The weather determines our daily routine more than we tend to think. Children, in particular, have a lot of questions on the subject. How does the weather form? What different forms of clouds are there? How is a weather forecast made? Why does it rain? These are only a few of them. The film looks into these questions and answers them in terms and pictures suitable for young pupils. Looking to the future, the problems of climate change and greenhouse effect are also dealt with. In addition, the film conveys to the children how important it is to treat our earth with sensitivity. As a special bonus, this DVD offers fast-motion picture material from weather stations as well as satellite pictures made available by the German meteorological service, which can be accessed via the DVD menu. Together with the didactically arranged accompanying material, this DVD is perfectly suited for the classroom both as an introduction to the complex topic of the weather and as a tool in the hands of the pupils when working individually or preparing projects.
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Sheep
The sheep, one of the oldest livestock animals of mankind, has not only supplied us with wool, meat, pelts and milk but has also helped us conserve our landscape. There are between 500 and 600 different varieties. In Germany alone, there are more than 40 breeds. Because of marketing interests sheep were specifically bred for their wool, their meat, their milk and their pelts. Sheep farming, which is very time-consuming, involves shepherding, rearing and processing of wool, meat, milk and pelts. In order to be able to live on sheep farming various products must be marketed. Sheep help to preserve landscapes and provide flood control. Examples thereof are the Heidschnucke, which preserve the heath, and the dike sheep that help consolidate the dikes. Together with the extensive additional material the DVD is ideally suited for use in the classroom.
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Milch und Käse
Seit Jahrtausenden wird aus geronnener Milch eines der schmackhaftesten und vielfältigsten Grundnahrungsmittel hergestellt: Käse. Alle Varianten und Sorten aufzuzählen, die es allein in Europa gibt, ist eine nahezu unlösbare Aufgabe. Am berühmtesten sind die gelben Laibe aus der Schweiz und Frankreich. Aber auch Deutschland braucht sich in der Käse-Frage nicht hinter seinen beiden Nachbarn zu verstecken. Für "Schau dich schlau!" begeben sich Joey Grit Winkler und Fero Andersen auf die Reise ins Käse-Universum. Während Joey alle offenen Fragen rund ums Thema klärt, beschäftigt sich Fero mit praktischen Dingen - der Käseherstellung!
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MedienLB has been producing award-winning school films and interactive modules for the classroom since 2006.
Kastanienbaum
Die Rosskastanie ist ein in Mitteleuropa heimischer Baum, die ursprünglich vom Balkan stammt.
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Familie
Mutter, Vater und die Kinder – das ist, was in den Sinn kommt, wenn man das Wort „Familie“ denkt.
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