Hier sind die Themen für Woche 2!

1. “Die Schwerkraft: Die Kraft, die uns am Boden hält”
2. “Hebel: Wie sie die Arbeit erleichtern”
3. “Die Wissenschaft von Kräften und Bewegung: Eine Einführung für Anfänger”
4. “Schwerkraft: Wie sie Gegenstände und Menschen beeinflusst”
5. “Hebel: Einfache Maschinen bei der Arbeit”
6. “Kräfte und Bewegung: Ein praktischer Leitfaden für Kinder”
7. “Schwerkraft und Hebel: Spaßexperimente für Kinder”

Winter can be a tough time for animals to find food. But they have some clever ways of getting the nourishment they need to survive.

Do you love hedgehogs and want to help them survive the winter? One way to do this is by building them a hedgehog home.

Winter can be a tough time for animals, with cold temperatures and a lack of food. But did you know that some animals have a special way of surviving the winter? They hibernate!

Materials:

• Two cardboard boxes (one small and one large)
• White and black construction paper
• Scissors
• Glue
• White cotton balls or cotton balls

Penguins and polar bears are two of the most well-known animals that live in the snow and ice. They both have unique adaptations that help them survive in their harsh environments.

Explore the concept of insulation and how it keeps heat from escaping!

Materials:

• 2 clear plastic cups
• Thermometer
• Hot water (ask an adult)
• Insulating material (e.g. cotton balls, styrofoam beads, bubble wrap)

Winter can be a challenging time for animals, as the cold weather makes it difficult to stay warm. One way that animals stay warm is through the use of insulation. Insulation is a material or layer that helps to trap heat and prevent it from escaping. In this article, we will explore the different ways that animals use insulation to survive the winter.

One fun experiment you can try at home is to create a “Bird Migration Map” to track the different types of birds that migrate through your area during the winter months. Here’s how you can do it:

As the winter season approaches, have you ever noticed that some birds seem to disappear from your neighborhood? Well, these birds are actually migrating to warmer places for the winter! But how do they know where to go and how do they get there?