Fifth Riddle and Mission (Life Cycle)

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The 5th riddle is the last one that we managed to complete. Its solution led us to study the life cycle of dinosaurs and the phenomenon of melting and freezing by conducting relevant experiments with which we focused mainly on children's prior knowledge and their predictions of what changes will occur in frozen objects by adding different materials (sugar, salt, vinegar) -melting, and placing different liquids in the cases of an icebox what is predicted to happen to them with the drop of temperature-freezing. We used beebot (helped the beebot get to the right stage of the dinosaur life cycle, matched the image with the word, etc.) and we did group work code activities according to which the children had to decode the commands and make the image of the dinosaur





What we have learned



Life cycle game


Our activities

Learn about the life cycle


7th Kindergarten of Katerini




1st Liti's Kindergarten



2nd Kindergarten of Aliartos




Dino frozen eggs experiment


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1st Liti's Kindergarten



2nd Kindergarten of Aliartos



Code activities


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1st Liti's Kindergarten

2nd Kindergarten of Aliartos



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24th Kindergarten of Katerini




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