Teaching aid box plastic plastic cluster

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.

The NaKu ants made of bioplastics in the teaching aid box
The NaKu ants made of bioplastics in the teaching aid box

NaKu is included in the teaching aid box with its ants made of bioplastics. The ants made of bioplastics were originally created for the artist's art project "Attention Ants". Julia Bugram developed and manufactured and illustrate what can now be produced from bioplastics. A video about the production @Ernst Wittner GesmbH of these ants made of bioplastics can be viewed right 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.”

Other Information on the teaching aid box and the requirements can be found here.

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