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...
- an easy way to understand programming
- this game offers a simple explanation of how programming functions while encouraging movement
- navigate the maze with the help of the programming code and reach the destination
€49.90
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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...
- additional accessories for robot "Botley"
- for even more exciting experiments and tests
- with play suggestions in varying degrees of difficulty
- robot "Botley" is not included in the set
€29.90
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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...
- teaches programming steps for beginners and advanced learners
- demands and encourages logical, analytical and spatial thinking
- highly suitable for group, team and partner work
- extensive features for a variety of requirements
€99.90
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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...
- get to know and understand the principle of programming
- Train problem-solving skills, analytical and spatial thinking as well as mathematical skills and logic
- with labyrinth accessories
€77.90
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This makes arithmetic a lot of fun, because the ability to combine and speed are required. The arithmetic trainer is suitable for addition/subtraction and multiplication/division tasks at three different levels. At the start, numbers appear in two of the three boxes and the correct number should be written in the third field. The right solution will be acknowledged with a beep, after incorrect...
- encourages children in mental arithmetic and logical thinking in a playful manner
- Combination skills and speed are in demand
- suitable up to 6th class
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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...
- Develop basic competences in programming
- With 22 pcs. Accessories
- Promotes logical thinking and teamwork
€61.90
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fischertechnik Robotics – first coding Demonstrate the principles of coding at primary level for clear, long-term understanding. Writing your own program to bring a robot to life is incredibly exciting and thrilling! It is impossible to imagine today's world without this technology. fischertechnik First Coding is perfect for introducing the very youngest kids to this exciting and important...
- understanding the basics of programming
- age-appropriate introduction to the world of computer science and robotics
- 25 components, 3 models
€140.00
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fischertechnik class set Simple machines for primary school Demonstrate the principles of physics and technology at primary level for clear, long-term understanding. We encounter simple machines everywhere in our everyday lives. They help us perform our work with as little effort as possible. The basic mechanical and engineering principles and the interaction of forces are taught using...
- understand the basics of physics and technology using the example of simple machines
- 16 individual sets of components
- 10 models, 61 experiments
€569.00
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fischertechnik class set Solar energy for primary school Demonstrate the principles of renewable energy at primary level for clear, long-term understanding. Renewable energy is becoming increasingly important. Our Solar Energy class set is the perfect way to introduce the topic of solar energy to our youngest children. With three quickly constructed models, the basics of solar energy can be...
- basics of renewable energy
- 16 individual sets of components
- 3 models, 10 experiments
€1,099.00
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fischertechnik class set Static engineering for primary school Demonstrate the principles of static engineering at primary level for clear, long-term understanding. How does a house withstand a storm and why doesn't a crane fall over? Tomorrow's design engineers are investigating these and many other questions, researching the stability and strength of technical structures and thus discovering...
- understanding the basics of statics through construction
- 16 individual sets of components
- 8 models, 28 experiments
€569.00
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fischertechnik class set Electronic controls for primary school Demonstrate the principles of electrical circuits at primary level for clear, long-term understanding. The youngest researchers and explorers are curious and question everything. How does the light come on in the stairwell? Why does it turn on at the bottom and off at the top? These and many other questions are taught in a playful...
- understand the basics of electrical circuits
- 16 individual sets of components
- 9 models, 25 experiments
€889.00
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fischertechnik class set Optics for primary school Demonstrate the principles of optics at primary level for clear, long-term understanding. In lessons, explore optical phenomena and experiment with light. Explore semi and complete shade, discover lots of exciting things with a magnifying glass, or tell the time using a sundial. These and many other exciting topics can be taught in a fun way...
- explore optical phenomena and experiment with light
- 16 individual sets of components
- 6 models, 6 experiments
€1,099.00
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fischertechnik class set of gear technology for primary school Demonstrate the principles of different types of gears at primary level for clear, long-term understanding. How does a bevel gear, belt drive or rack and pinion gear work? What happens when the gearing changes? These and many other questions can be explored by young researchers using models and experiments . The models can be set up...
- understand the principles of different types of gearboxes
- 16 individual sets of components
- 15 models, 12 experiments
€459.00
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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...
- Film with a running time of approx. 7 minutes
- 8 interactive exercises
- 23 digital slides
- 12 worksheets and accompanying text
- Biology, 3. to 6. school year, with suggestions for sustainability and digital media education
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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?
- Film (DE/EN) with a running time of approx. 10 minutes
- 14 interactive exercises
- 38 digital slides
- 17 worksheets, most with differentiation and accompanying text
- From Year 4
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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...
- Also suitable for iPads and tablet PCs
- Film (HD) with a running time of approx. 8 minutes,
- 6 worksheets and accompanying text
- From Year 4
- General knowledge, natural sciences, biology, physics
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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...
- Also suitable for iPads and tablet PCs
- Film with a running time of approx. 12 minutes
- 13 interactive exercises
- 31 illustrations
- 12 worksheets
- Accompanying text
- Differentiated for early years/nursery and primary school, general knowledge/biology
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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...
- Film (DE/EN) with a running time of approx. 15 minutes
- 15 interactive exercises
- 41 digital slides
- 14 worksheets and accompanying text
- General knowledge, biology, from year 4
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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...
- film with a running time of approx. 13 minutes
- 12 interactive exercises
- 49 digital slides
- 7 worksheets
- accompanying text
- from Year 6
- revised in 2019, now tablet compatible and with media education
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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...
- Film with a running time of approx. 10 minutes,
- 12 interactive exercises
- 31 digital slides
- 18 worksheets and accompanying text
- From Year 4
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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....
- Film with a running time of approx. 25 minutes,
- 14 interactive exercises
- 30 digital slides
- 18 worksheets and accompanying text
- With exercise task generator
- Maths, year 4 to 7 with differentiation
- With media literacy
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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...
- film with a running time of approx. 12 minutes
- 10 interactive exercises
- 42 digital slides
- 7 worksheets and accompanying text
- years 7 to 9
- Revised in 2019, now tablet compatible and with media education
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What is digital learning?
Digital learning is learning through the support of digital preparation of learning media. In e-learning processes, the media can also be available offline. This offers the decisive advantage that students can expand their knowledge anywhere and at any time. Digital media can also be used in different ways. A digital medium can serve as a platform for learning content, be used as a communication medium or support a joint work project.
5 reasons for digital learning
- Close to the learning reality of pupils: Nowadays, children are growing up in a digitalized world. Digital learning media are therefore indispensable. Many children have already mastered the use of cell phones, computers and other digital media at an early age.
- Wide range of learning media: The market for digital media is growing. More and more apps, games and learning opportunities are dominating the stores and the internet. Specific apps can be used to solve math problems, improve handwriting or boost cognitive performance, for example.
- Not location-bound: digital media does not have to be used from home, but can be used anywhere. Many media also work offline and therefore do not require internet access.
- Increasing motivation: Digital media is usually presented in a playful, creative and varied way, which makes it more fun and enjoyable for children.
- Tendency towards digitalization in the classroom: Digitalization will continue to be driven forward in the future. Digital learning media are therefore close to the world in which pupils live.
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Digital media at school
Educational videos for the visual learner
Educational videos have become an indispensable digital medium in the field of education. Educational videos are videos that are intended to support the learner with a complex subject. A topic such as bees, the body or the weather is explained in small steps on a more simple basis. The visual component can simplify learning for pupils.
Playful with digital devices
In addition to educational videos, the world of digital games and devices is conquering the education market. Pupils can use math trainers to learn new content in class at their own pace and expand their personal knowledge horizons. They can learn on their own or explore a topic together with friends. In a playful way, the children do not have the impression that it is an active lesson and remain engaged. Fischertechnik education products for elementary school are also particularly innovative.
Creativity through interactive whiteboards
Interactive whiteboards are connected to the computer and allow images to be projected onto the board, which can then be added to by hand. This digital method can be used to generate a good overview of a topic, for example in the form of a supplementary mind map. Board images can also be saved and projected onto the board again in the next lesson. An interactive whiteboard simplifies work on group projects and is practical to use.
A new perspective through virtual reality
The virtual reality glasses create a setting in which pupils can immerse themselves in a new world at school. The special thing about the medium is that participants can control their actions in real time. This allows pupils to learn about a topic in a playful way. The reality of pupils' lives can be integrated into lessons and new worlds can be discovered.
Digital learning at school: pros and cons
| Pro | Contra |
| Collaboration and direct exchange in the classroom | Technical problems in the classroom lead to delays |
| Easier monitoring of learning progress | Training for teachers is necessary |
| Simplified contribution of ideas from shy pupils | Cost-intensive digital equipment |
| Early media use in childhood | Increasing screen time |
| Increase in motivation | |
| Close to the reality of pupils' lives | |
| More appealing lesson design through modern media |
Conclusion: Digital learning
Digital diversity will continue to play an important role in schools in the future. Lessons will be increasingly adapted to the reality of pupils' lives. This also includes digitalization and the continued use of digital education. With different didactic approaches and a wide range of learning methods, pupils are immersed in the world of digital learning.
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