Experiment Station: Transpiration and Evaporative Cooling
Through two different experimental approaches, pupils learn about the phenomenon of transpiration in plants. The cooling effect resulting from transpiration is also covered in the text.
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Through two different experimental approaches, pupils learn about the phenomenon of transpiration in plants. The cooling effect resulting from transpiration is also covered in the text.
Planting areas as unsealing measures with seating areas. Get your step-by-step building instruction including plant care & maintenance.
Vertical indoor greening: Get your step-by-step building instruction including plant care & maintenance.
Rectangular Pergola. Get your step-by-step building instruction including plant care & maintenance.
Pollinating insects need food, and will be most visible when they are visiting flowers, but they also need suitable places to shelter and to successfully reproduce.
As part of the ‘Photosynthesis’ experiment station, pupils use the inquiry-based learning method to investigate the research question: ‘How does plant photosynthesis affect the composition of the air?’.
Where there are plants, there is a need for compost. Compost has so many uses you will never run out of ways to use this black gold!
In this experiment, the pupils measure the effect that ‘green facades’ have on the heating of surfaces (facades).
Vertical greening can be applied indoors and outdoors in a space-saving way. Green facades are an alternative form of greening for densely built-up cities.
Using a digital learning environment, pupils explore various green wall systems and plant species. For this activity, plant identification apps or existing green wall models can be used.
The planting of indoor spaces is important, as pupils spend most of their school day there. Especially in new school buildings, it is often quite dry due to the well-insulated walls, and children, young people and teachers complain about their mucous membranes drying out.
In this exercise, the classroom is to be greened and enhanced by numerous plants. The plants are chosen together, placed in the class, planted and cared for.
Planting areas as unsealing measures with seating areas. Get your step-by-step building instruction including plant care & maintenance.
With the help of this exercise, the pupils can observe and learn about plant growth and the climbing organs of climbing plants at close quarters. For this purpose, they also grow their own climbing plants.
Sometimes you may need to remove grass sods grass with roots and attached soil when creating a wildflower meadow or carrying out other landscaping projects.
Some plants must be pre-cultivated before they are planted. A practical and cost-saving option is to grow plants from the seeds yourself. This way, in contrast to greenhouse plants, they are immediately adapted to the environmental conditions and are thus more robust.
For climbing plants . Get your step-by-step building instruction including plant care & maintenance.
Evapo-transpiring wooden vertical greening. Get your step-by-step building instruction including plant care & maintenance.
Pergola with plant trough and trellis. Get your step-by-step building instruction including plant care & maintenance.
For climbing plants. Get your step-by-step building instruction including plant care & maintenance.
Wooden construction with bench & trellis. Get your step-by-step building instruction including plant care & maintenance.
Get your step-by-step building instruction including plant care & maintenance.
Sometimes you may have large amounts of logs, branches and other bulky woody materials that will not easily compost. A useful and often elegant solution can be a rough compost pile or a dead hedge.
Liquid plant feed is an organic fertiliser made by soaking nutrient-rich plants in water to release their minerals and nutrients.
Creating a wildflower meadow is one of the most rewarding ways to support local biodiversity.
Plants have many positive qualities. Through photosynthesis, plants produce the oxygen that is vital for humans and animals and purify the air as well. For many animals, plants form a space to live – from small animals cavorting in moss to large animals living in the forest.
In order to thrive and grow optimally, various factors are indispensable for plants. Plant growth factors include light, air, temperature, water, and nutrients. If all factors are sufficiently present, the plant can develop well.
The experimental set-up is used to simulate a rainfall event on vegetated, open, and sealed ground. In this way, soil erosion and the effect of plants are illustrated. In addition, the different effects of rain on the soil with regards to the degree of sealing and soil vitality are highlighted.
Rollable plant trough with trellis. Get your step-by-step building instruction including plant care & maintenance.
Get your step-by-step building instruction including plant care & maintenance.
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Wood is a “living” natural product – and therefore also perishable. That is why it is important to prepare the wood well before using it for construction.
In this experiment, the greenhouse effect is first explained in writing. In the experiment that follows, the pupils discover the effect that carbon dioxide has on air temperature (the atmosphere).