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Wir stehen unter Strom!
Volksschule August Thielmann, Telfs
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Credits: Anna Zigala
Credits: Anna Zigala
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Credits: Anna Zigala
Credits: Anna Zigala
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Credits: Bellony Ulrike
Credits: Bellony Ulrike
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Credits: Petra Eichler
Credits: Petra Eichler
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Credits: Petra Eichler
Credits: Petra Eichler
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Credits: Petra Eichler
Credits: Petra Eichler
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Credits: Petra Eichler
Credits: Petra Eichler
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Credits: Petra Eichler
Credits: Petra Eichler
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Credits: Anna Zigala
Credits: Anna Zigala
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Credits: Anna Zigala
Credits: Anna Zigala
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Credits: Anna Zigala
Credits: Anna Zigala
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Credits: Anna Zigala
Credits: Anna Zigala
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Credits: Anna Zigala
Credits: Anna Zigala
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Credits: Anna Zigala
Credits: Anna Zigala
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Credits: Anna Zigala
Credits: Anna Zigala
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Credits: Anna Zigala
Credits: Anna Zigala
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Where does our electricity actually come from? Is there enough electricity for everyone? How can each of us save electricity?
In the project Wir stehen unter Strom! (We are under pressure!), the children find answers to these complex questions. The students of the August Thielmann elementary school in Telfs have been dealing with this relevant, exciting and interesting topic since the beginning of school. After a very descriptive visit to the pumped-storage power plant Sellrain-Silz and an informative research in our school library or on the Internet, the children started to build their own power plant out of LEGO, which was programmed and brought to life with the help of SmartHubs and tablets. The result was a reservoir, a run-of-river hydroelectric power plant and several wind turbines. Particularly innovative is the residential house including a solar system on the roof, which stands on cogwheels and can thus rotate with the position of the sun. Motion sensors, among other things, have been installed to save electricity. This is what our version of the future looks like.
Links: https://www.bfi.tirol/de/145/First-Lego-League-fuer-Volksschulen, https://vs-thielmann-telfs.tsn.at/news/first-lego-league-explore
In the project Wir stehen unter Strom! (We are under pressure!), the children find answers to these complex questions. The students of the August Thielmann elementary school in Telfs have been dealing with this relevant, exciting and interesting topic since the beginning of school. After a very descriptive visit to the pumped-storage power plant Sellrain-Silz and an informative research in our school library or on the Internet, the children started to build their own power plant out of LEGO, which was programmed and brought to life with the help of SmartHubs and tablets. The result was a reservoir, a run-of-river hydroelectric power plant and several wind turbines. Particularly innovative is the residential house including a solar system on the roof, which stands on cogwheels and can thus rotate with the position of the sun. Motion sensors, among other things, have been installed to save electricity. This is what our version of the future looks like.
Links: https://www.bfi.tirol/de/145/First-Lego-League-fuer-Volksschulen, https://vs-thielmann-telfs.tsn.at/news/first-lego-league-explore
Volksschule August Thielmann, Telfs
Unterrichtsfach: Unverbindliche Übung Robotik
Schüler*innen: 13
Lehrer*in: Anna Zigala
Unterrichtsfach: Unverbindliche Übung Robotik
Schüler*innen: 13
Lehrer*in: Anna Zigala
This year's Robotics group is a diverse mix of first and fourth graders*. The mixed class and grade group had great fun building, tinkering, and trying things out.
Anna Zigala has been an elementary school teacher at VS August Thielmann in Telfs for several years. Freely following the motto "The best of both worlds!", she tries to teach the children a "healthy" approach to digital media and co.
Anna Zigala has been an elementary school teacher at VS August Thielmann in Telfs for several years. Freely following the motto "The best of both worlds!", she tries to teach the children a "healthy" approach to digital media and co.