Research & discovery

Water pearl sensor beads transparent or colored mixture
Material: polyacrylamide
Size: dry about 2.5 mm / swollen about 150 mm
Attention! Not suitable for children under 36 months! Danger of suffocation due to small parts! Not suitable for consuming!

Opinion Barometer with 25 Voting Balls
There's a lot of talk about democracy everywhere, and children also hear this term over and over again. But how exactly does this democracy work? Of course, parents or educators can easily explain it, but how much do children retain? Children learn faster and better through experiences and actively participating in events. With the Opinion Barometer, children in their group or class are actively involved in decision-making processes. They learn to form their own opinions and discover how democracy works. Questions like "What are we doing today? Crafts, singing, or playing?" or "What activity is on the agenda today? Gymnastics, painting, or a walk?" can be decided together with the teachers. By forming a majority with the Opinion Barometer, not only are the daily things decided together, but the children can see how the majority is formed and are thus shaped for life as adults.
You can insert self-designed or existing cards for marking into the groove at the top of the slot. The children then throw their voting ball into the tube of their choice and then see the democratically chosen result. After the vote, the slider at the bottom is pulled out, and the balls fall into a container, such as a shoebox.
Scope of delivery: Opinion barometer including 25 voting balls and wall mounting hardware
Material: Plastic, birch plywood, solid beech, clear varnish
Dimensions W/H/D: 33 x 115 x 15 cm

The Ingenious Einsteinbox - The special educational game
This great idea from Germany combines knowledge with playful elements through various topics with the aim to retrieve what you have learned without effort and also to have a lot of fun, true to the motto "Learn and experiment with real, precious stones from nature and become one brilliant Einstein expert! ".
The 10 puzzle cards have interesting questions about gems on the front page, and on the back pages you will find not only the resolution but also more information and background information (eg did you know what Karat means or where it comes from?). With the 3 action cards, there is also movement in the learning game and with the 8 experiment cards, things get really exciting! So you bring a stone to bleed, make even chalk or brew a secret gemstone water and much more. As a special icing on the cake, there is also an "Einstein" certificate helpful tips for learning strategies such. the ABC list strategy "by Vera F. Birkenbihl.
Contents: 14 "noble stones", 8 experiment cards, 10 puzzle cards, 3 action cards, stone splinters to glue on for the Einstein certificate and numerous ingenious learning strategies by Genialico
Age recommendation: from 5 years - supervision by adults recommended!
Attention ! Not suitable for children under 3 years. Danger of suffocation due to small parts!