Was macht die Kuh im Kühlschrank?

Chickens in the kitchen cupboard? A television without electricity? A toilet made of cardboard? A somewhat different home creates occasions for children and adults to co-construct topics of sustainable development together by means of diverse modes of expression. This book invites you to rediscover the home and the worlds it opens up to. It offers exciting impulses and ideas for practice in day-care centres and education, which can be implemented with everyday materials, tie in with children's lifeworlds and can be transferred to other topics. The book is based on the experiences with the interactive exhibition 'The cow in the fridge - an exhibition to play and think differently' for children from three to six years. From the contents Practical suggestions ranging from small activities to complex projects on the topics: The Bathroom - A watery approach (Discovering cycles - From the bathroom to water as a resource) The Kitchen - How diversity gets onto the plate Wondering and speculating - From the kitchen to sustainable nutrition) The Children's Room - How diversity gets onto the plateThe children's room - How toys retain their value (Playing and acting with appreciation - From the children's room to sustainable consumption) The living room - From the sofa to faraway places (Thinking in alternatives - From the living room to energy and lifestyle diversity). The book is part of the book series: 'Hier spielt die Zukunft'. Thematic fields, building blocks, working methods, methods and principles of educational work for sustainable development - the Leuchtpol project has tested and further developed them for the first time nationwide for the elementary sector. The series is aimed at nursery school teachers, head teachers, multipliers in further education especially on environmental education and education for sustainable development, expert advisors as well as teachers in training at universities and technical colleges. Play along!