Digital Learning

With Blazer, the programmable dragon, even the youngest can gain their first experience in programming and develop basic skills with lots of fun. With the enclosed spell book, the children go on magical adventures together with the dragon. Simply activate the spell mode on the wand (remote control) and let Blazer dance, glow or thunder his volcano horn with the 12 spells in the book! The spells...

Learn about ladybirds and their habitat! Use this didactic DVD to convey the characteristics, features, habitat and threats to ladybirds as an example of insects . The film and digital interactive exercises cover the development of this useful insect from egg to larvae and pupae through to ladybird (metamorphosis) . The diversity of the little insect is surprising: the 7-spot ladybird is the...

Bees have lived on our planet for around 120 million years. Our most familiar domesticated honey bee (apis mellifera) is only one of more than 20,000 bee species on our planet. Most bee species are wild bees that are less familiar e.g. the rust red mason bee (osmia bicornis). But wild bees play a far greater role in terms of biodiversity than the honey bee. The film explains how wild bees and...

Weather and planets What is weather? This teaching DVD explains the different weather conditions that can occur and how the weather relates to the four seasons. The second section covers the planets in our solar system. How many are there? What are they called? Where are they in relation to the sun and what are their characteristics?

Water cycle and states of matter (tablet compatible) Water is found in various forms on earth, which are also referred to as states of matter. This film first introduces the states and changes in state of water. This knowledge will enhance understanding of the movement of water in nature, also known as the water cycle: the sun heats expanses of water on earth, water evaporates, the water vapour...

Butterflies come in lots of shapes and colours. Some, like the marbled white, are fairly discreet in colour. Others are brightly coloured, such as the monarch butterfly. Or the Old World swallowtail. Some are even transparent! Some have very unusual wing shapes. And others look almost identical to a leaf. This film describes the characteristics and development of the butterfly and contains...

Healthy diet and dental care This film covers food groups, nutrients and the principles of a healthy diet. It also describes the importance of a healthy diet and correct dental care. The film describes the different food groups and nutrients. It explains how important e.g. carbohydrates, protein, vitamins and minerals are for our health and what impact these substances and a healthy diet can...

Animal habitats Animals live in lots of different places. Some live in forests or in the depths of the ocean. Some live in seemingly uninhabitable areas, such as the hot, dry savannah or desert, or the permanently cold Arctic. This film offers an overview of these different habitats and their characteristics. It presents typical examples from these regions and examines the different homes that...

The skeleton forms the fundamental structure for our body. It gives the body its shape and, along with the muscles and skin, allows stability and movement. This film explains the general development of the body and the bones. It presents the three types of muscles and explains which types of joints allow the body to move. Using the accompanying material, pupils can click through the layers of...

Teaching DVD Converting between units – lengths We encounter units of measurement in lots of different situations every day. But what do we mean by that exactly? What happens if you want to convert a number directly from centimetres into metres, or vice versa from metres into centimetres? This film covers precisely this topic, tackling how to perform conversions between length measurements....

Every cell in the human body requires oxygen. It ensures the functionality of the organs, muscles and nervous system. But how does the body get the oxygen it needs? This teaching DVD has information about the entire respiratory system. Starting with the mouth and nose through to the gas exchange in the pulmonary alveoli, the film illustrates oxygen's journey through the body. In addition, clear...

Initial programming made easy! With the games set that looks behind the scenes. Programming involves telling the computer to work in the way the user wants it to. In reality, this process is often extremely complex. This game, on the other hand, is a child-friendly way to explain the principles of programming. All without a computer, but still very clear and great fun too! Children work out a...

This plastic accessory kit makes working and playing with robot "Botley" (product no. 85047) even more fun. Even more exciting experiments can be carried out with the robot thanks to the additional accessories and basic connections when programming are easier to understand. Play suggestions with various degrees of difficulty are included in the accompanying instructions which children can...

With this appealing robot, pupils learn their first steps in programming within minutes. The supplied remote control can be used to move the robot - back and forth, right and left, find or dodge an object, etc. A series of motion commands can be programmed, which are then performed step-by-step and in the order they are entered. Not only does this game train problem-solving skills , it also...

This robot Mouse teaches pupils the first steps of programming. There are directional buttons for "forward" and "back" as well as "right" and "left". This allows a whole series of motion commands to be programmed, which are then played back step-by-step and in the order in which they were entered. For example, the pupils have to program the mouse so that at the end it finds its way through the...