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Kindergarten kit Anna and Leon experiment with electricity


Electricity – really fascinating!
Electricity is very important and children come up electricity in nearly all areas of life.
Playfully the children will experience how electro-static charging develops and which effects it can have. The children learn how an electrical circuit is
assembled and which different connections exist.
They can try which materials conduct electricity and which materials can be used as insulators.
The children can find out how a Morse telegraph or a simple alarm system is working.

The picture shows an experiment kit arranged in a red container. It contains, among other things, balloons, an air pump, various wires and an electrical toy, ideal for school projects in science classes.
The picture shows an experiment kit arranged in a red container. It contains, among other things, balloons, an air pump, various wires and an electrical toy, ideal for school projects in science classes.
The picture shows an experiment kit for children that contains materials for conducting experiments with electricity. Next to the contents is a booklet that provides instructions for the experiments and is aimed at kindergarten children.
The image shows instructions for experimenting with electricity, specifically for setting up an electrical circuit with a consumer and switch. There are graphic representations that illustrate various steps for assembling and connecting batteries and cables.
The picture shows a simple electrical circuit with a battery, wires and a small bell detector. The colored wires are connected to transmit the signal to the bell and illustrate basic principles of electricity.
The picture shows two children working at a table. The girl is using a pen to experiment with a piece of black fabric and small scraps of paper while the boy watches attentively.
The picture shows two children working intently on an experiment with batteries and wires. They use materials to create a circuit, providing a fun introduction to the basics of electricity.
The picture shows two children working on an experiment with electrical circuits. The girl is connecting cables to a battery and a lamp while the boy looks on with interest.
The picture shows two children enthusiastically working on an experiment with electrical components. They connect cables and components to build a circuit and learn the principle of using electrical current in a playful way.
The picture shows a brochure from Cornelsen Experimente, which deals with scientific experiments in kindergarten. The title is about the children Anja and Leon experimenting with electricity.
The picture shows a collection of experimental materials in a red storage box. You can see various cables with crocodile clips, a small battery and other electrical components that are used for experimental purposes.
The picture shows an opened experiment kit with various components, including a transparent case with a battery and mechanical parts. Next to it lies a yellow object, presumably part of the kit used for experimental purposes.
The picture shows a page from a textbook about experiments with electricity. It lists materials that are needed to experiment with an electrical circuit with consumers, such as a light bulb, lamp socket and batteries.
The picture shows experiment materials, including a battery holder, a battery pack, a light bulb, connecting cables with crocodile clips and a lamp holder. These components are suitable for teaching and learning purposes in the field of electrical engineering.
The picture shows an arrangement of two batteries connected to a contact by colored wires. This configuration is probably used for conducting electrical experiments in educational settings.
The picture shows instructions for experimenting with electricity, specifically for setting up an electrical circuit with consumers and switches. It lists the materials needed, including a bell, switches, batteries and cables.
The picture shows various experiment materials, including colored wires, a bell, a battery holder, a switch and batteries. These materials are part of an educational electrical experiment kit.

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