When spring comes, it is always interesting to see things grow. Here are two different ideas that make it possible to see the whole process how roots are formed and shoots sprout.
I give two ideas to choose from:

1. CD planting

If you have some old CD cases left over (also comes with plastic pockets), you can try to put some soil in them, moisten it and then put in some seeds and see how it grows.

Idea from @JeanettesKlassrum on Instagram

2. Grow in a plastic pocket

• Soak a cloth, washcloth or a few layers of kitchen paper and place in a bag.
• Staple the bag in the middle (so that the roots can fit downwards).
• Put some beans in the bag (in the proposal they had used, among other things, large white beans that were soaked overnight)
• Close the bag.
• Hang up in the window
  You can try putting beans / seeds on both sides if you want to compare
  If you take pictures daily can you follow the process of the sprouting.

Idea Förskoleburken

Mix water into the pulp according to the instructions on the package. 6-8 eggs need 6 dl mass / 2 dl water.
Pour the seeds onto a paper plate. You can use any seeds.
Pour some soil (or sand) into the bottom of the egg carton and place the finished seed balls in it.
Take a small mass mix in your hands and shape it into an egg. Gently swirl the egg into the seed mixture. Put the egg in the box.
Lightly spray the seeds with water.
Place the cell in a sunny place and water the seeds gently daily. Soon the eggs will be delicious, edible greens!

A galaxy is a huge collection of gas, dust, and billions of stars and their solar systems, all held together by gravity. The planet we live on, Earth is part of a solar system in the Milky Way galaxy. When you look up into the night sky, the stars you are looking at are all part of our galaxy.

Beyond our galaxy, there are many more galaxies that we cannot see with the naked eye. According to NASA, some scientists think there could be as many as one hundred billion galaxies in the universe.

Use your imagination and a few simple supplies to make a painting of the galaxy. Download our free printable art project and template below to get started!

SUPPLIES:

• White acrylic paint
• Watercolors
• Paintbrush
• Coarse salt
• Watercolor paper

INSTRUCTIONS

STEP 1: Drip several colors of watercolor paint onto watercolor art paper.

STEP 2: Spread the paint around with a large paintbrush. Repeat with more drips.

STEP 3: After the last set of drips, add a handful of course salt to the paint puddles and let dry.

STEP 4: Now splatter a few drips of white paint on top of your
‘galaxy’ to add stars.

Part of mathematics is patterns and pattern recognition.

An easy way to do that is to use LEGO.

1.  In the simplest variant, show the model, or a photo of a model and let the children build the same.
   The simplest variant here is to just look at the shape, the next step is to have the right colors with.
   (Also mention the colors and shapes to enhance the vision and hearing combination.)
2. It will be a little more difficult if you only tell what the model looks like. First you take a yellow piece and then…
   The variant can be made for a child to tell as well. Or that the children sit back to back, one tells, the other builds and then they change.
3. If you then want to add another level, you can tell / show a basic structure and then say how many times it should be repeated.
   This is where the programming idea of loops comes in.