Children Build Small Ecosystems from Moss and Stones
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At a Science Afternoon, children built small moss gardens. The materials used were moss, stones and other natural materials. This created individual mini-ecosystems, each showing its own shapes and designs.
The young participants were able to decide for themselves what their garden should look like during this activity. They worked with the materials and were able to show their creativity. In the process, they also learned how different natural substances fit together and can form a small, living environment.
The project shows how science can be taught in a playful way. Instead of learning only in theory, the children worked practically and created something of their own. Such offers can foster interest in biology and the environment.
Overall, the afternoon was an opportunity to combine nature and creativity. The moss gardens created show that interesting learning experiences are possible even with simple materials.
Sources: austria.com
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