NaKu is included in the plastic teaching aid box
The ants made of bioplastic are included in the teaching aid box as an example
With the help of the new teaching material box “Handling plastic correctly” from the plastics cluster, this topic is brought closer to schoolchildren using 14 product examples.
Schools and teachers can request this teaching aid box free of charge.
NaKu's bioplastic ants are included in the teaching materials box. These bioplastic ants were originally developed and produced for the art project "Attention Ants" by artist Julia Bugram and illustrate the wide range of things that can now be made from bioplastics. A video about the production of these bioplastic ants by Ernst Wittner GesmbH can be viewed here.
The new teaching aid box offers schoolchildren, teachers and extracurricular education providers a great opportunity to immerse themselves in the world of plastics," explains Timna Reisenberger from the Plastics Cluster. The expert is convinced: "The range of thematic points of contact also makes it clear how difficult it is to imagine a world without plastics. Rather, it is important to learn how to handle plastic correctly – and this is exactly what the teaching aid box is perfect for.”
Further information about the teaching materials box and how to request it can be found here.
FAQ – Frequently asked questions about the plastic teaching aid box
What is the “Plastic” teaching aid box all about?
The teaching aid box entitled "Handling Plastic Properly" was developed by the Plastics Cluster. It contains 14 product examples to help students and teachers understand the topic of plastics. Schools and teachers can order this box free of charge.
What does NaKu contribute to the teaching materials box?
NaKu provided bioplastic ants for the box. These were originally designed for an art project and are intended to demonstrate what can be produced today with bioplastics.
What is the overall purpose of the teaching materials box?
The purpose of the box is to show students, teachers and educators the world of plastics and to teach them the importance of handling plastics correctly.
