Stem Renewable Energy Set Physics School Science STEM Kit

Function and Applications:

• How is environmentally friendly power generated?
• How does a fuel cell work, and how can it be used to produce hydrogen?
• Renewable energy sources will become the most important energy suppliers of the future

Using 9 models and 28 experiments, the set demonstrates:

• Production of electricity from renewable sources

• Storage of electrical energy

• Use of electricity generated from:

  • Water
  • Wind
  • Solar power

• Powerful solar modules can be attached in different ways for flexible model construction

• Included Gold Cap functions as an energy storage system and can release stored energy

• Fuel cell clearly demonstrates the splitting of water into:

  • Hydrogen
  • Oxygen

• Helps students understand future energy technologies

• Supports development of important STEM skills

• Includes comprehensive lesson plans for classroom use

Accompanying Teaching Material:

• Comprehensive teaching resources included and freely accessible

• Developed together with:

  • Teacher training colleges
  • Teachers
  • Educational specialists

• Optimised for classroom teaching

• Includes:

  • Topic introductions
  • Lesson plans
  • Task sheets
  • Curriculum references

• Topic introductions provide:

  • Definitions
  • Historical background
  • Basic scientific knowledge

• Teaching materials also include:

  • Learning objectives
  • Estimated time requirements

• Tasks are divided into:

  • Construction tasks
  • Thematic tasks
  • Experimentation tasks

• Learning process progresses from:

  • Building models
  • Understanding technical concepts
  • Applying acquired knowledge

Highlights:

• Generation, storage, and use of electrical energy from:

  • Water
  • Wind
  • Sun
  • Hydrogen

• 268 components included

• 9 quickly buildable models

• 28 experiments for secondary school education

• Task sheets designed for 45–90 minute lessons

• Printed assembly instructions included

• Suitable for group work with 2–4 students