City of the Future Teacher's Box Starter Kit (for 12)
CHF 3,843.72*
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Product information "City of the Future Teacher's Box Starter Kit (for 12)"
Kids are given an opportunity to imagine and design the city of the future they would like to live in. The city changes constantly as they get introduced to new technologies and learn to act as a team. The course introduces them to urban development concepts like governance and sustainability. They have to come up with solutions by creating a scaled down model with laser cutting, 3D printing and programmable microcontrollers. While building the city they are seeking answers for the challenges of the future they will soon experience.
Maker’s Red Box contains everything but a makerspace that a teacher and a group of 12 students need to start making. It consists of 16 two-hour long sessions that build on each other.
Included in the box:
- hexa box bottoms
- hexa box tops
- artificial turf rolls 300 × 400 mm
- pebble sheets 300 × 400 mm
- spreadable turf
- neopixel rings
- 5 mm photoresistors
- twin core wire
- warm white LED, clear
- clear filament
- piezo audio transducers (earthquake detector
- micro:bit connectors
- coloured paper
- heat-shrink tubing, size 3/1,5
For the Teachers:
- Teacher’s Guide
- USB flash drive
- composite drawings
- role-playing cards
- sample hexa box
- printed sample buildings
- lesson plans
For the workshops, you’ll also need:
- 4 3D printers
- 12 micro:bit microcontrollers
- 1 laser cutter
- 4 soldering stations
- 12 laptops
| Bildungsstufe: | Diploma/High School, Middle years |
|---|---|
| Fach: | design, design, renewable energy |
| Fachbereich: | Bildung für nachhaltige Entwicklung - BNE, Gestalten, fächerübergreifend |
| language: | English, French, German |
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