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3.2.3.1 Natural Phenomena - Students can observe selected natural phenomena, describe them objectively, and conceptually grasp them. They acquire connectable concepts by testing their own ideas through experiments and then developing or modifying them accordingly. In doing so, they build initial models of natural phenomena. They can document and compare their experiences and findings, and recognize regularities in other contexts. Students use simple technical and media tools to independently gather information.
The Four Seasons
Water Cycle Adventure
How Mountains Are Formed
Volcano
Volano Thinglink
Afternoon Rainbow in Gruyeres, Fribourg, Switzerland
Moonlight on Yasur Volcano
Subsiding aurora storm
Flooding in Passau, Bavaria, 2024
Forest Wiltshire
Spring Cherry Blossom Japan
Spring in the Chilterns
Arctic Circle Centre Norway
Night Sky from Australia
Summer Clover Field Finland
Summer in Yosemite California
Fiji Islands
Autumn Arctic Tundra
Autumn Forest Erlangen
Autumn Forest Iran
Autumn in Germany
Autumn in Maine
Autumn Mountains
Bern, Switzerland
Cedar Woods Japan
Helsinki North Harbour
Partnach Frozen Gorge
Winter Forest Maine
Winter in Russia
Christmas in Ljubljana
Sunflower festival in Zama
