Do you want to turn your students into real researchers who can not only understand scientific phenomena but also explain them themselves? This exciting material combines classic experimentation with modern media literacy and gets your learners actively involved!

 Here you'll learn what makes this project so special:

 
 Problem-based learning: Your students formulate their own assumptions (hypotheses) and actively think about cause and effect. This is how they truly understand scientific phenomena.
 
 Learning by explaining: They explain complex experiments in self-made videos. This helps them to solidify their own understanding and communicate clearly.
 
 Strengthening digital skills: Using cloud storage (such as OneDrive), sharing links and creating QR codes become important digital skills almost incidentally.


 This is all included:
 This material package offers you everything you need for a successful project:

 
 Detailed teacher comments: Including teaching suggestions, methodological approach and timetable.
 
 Clear student assignments: Step-by-step instructions for the experiments, video production and poster design.
 
 Practical experimental protocol: For recording hypotheses, observations and evaluations.
 
 Instructions for creating QR codes: A simple step-by-step guide so your students can share their videos.
 
 Several exciting experiments: Immediately usable examples such as "The magic arrow", "The diving paper handkerchief" and "The lava lamp in the glass" with material lists and explanations.