The Water Trail («Waasserwee»)
Priority topics
Biodiversity, Climate change, Drinking water, Groundwater, Surface water, Ecological footprint, Forest, Aquatic environment, Environmental protection, Nature protection, Animal welfare
Target groups
At school, Cycle 2, Cycle 3, Cycle 4, Out of school, Children's groups (6 to 12 years)
Vehicular languages
allemand, anglais, français, luxembourgeois
Website
erliewen.snj.luDuration
09h00-15h00 or 10h00-16h00
Location
SNJ Hollenfels Center
1, rue de Tuntange
L-7435 Hollenfels
Objectives
Learn about the water cycle and the animals that live in ponds
The children set out to explore the Hollenfels ponds and their inhabitants. Equipped with observation tools, the participants actively explore the aquatic environment. They catch small organisms such as tadpoles and dragonfly larvae, observe them closely, and learn to identify them in order to better understand the relationships between the species that live in and around the water.
Throughout the activity, participants also learn about the water cycle and come to understand how water flows and influences landscapes and living things.
Subjects:
Drinking water and springs, animals in the pond, water cycle
Program
- Cycle 2.1 - 4.2 for basic education
- Activity offered every weekday, mid-April to August, 09:00-15:00.
- Participants are asked to bring a picnic lunch.
Methodological approaches
· Introduction to Nature
· Exploring an aquatic ecosystem
· Understanding the water cycle
· Observation and identification of species (insects and amphibians)
· Raising Awareness About Biodiversity
· Introduction to the Scientific Method
Remarks
Free activity.
Maximum 20 participants per activity.
