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Pupils measure and compare local weather trends in urban and countryside areas. They handle easy meteorological instruments, take their own readings and perform data analysis
Download: Description in English (pdf 2.2 MB), English worksheet (openOffice or Excel file), Italian version
Pupils enforce their knowledge about photosynthesis by carrying out measurements on leaves with a gas analyser.
In this activity, students approach the concepts of plant physiology and have a direct and concrete experience of the gas exchanges occurring in the leaf during photosynthesis. It is supported by professional instruments provided by the research institute.
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Link: Phosynthesis
I measure it! (Italian)
In this activity 3 different parameters of soils will be measured and their effect on gas diffusion analysed: soil respiration, soil moisture and bulk density.
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The doline of Bossoleto is a place with high concentration of atmospheric CO2 (as high as 75% in some place!). Advantages of this doline are that you can make many experiments to show the greenhouse effect due to CO2 and effects on CO2 to plants and animals. Description of these experiments can give you ideas for experiments in schools.
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Using a carbon dioxide sensor, pupils investigate atmospheric CO2 along a transect in their local area
Download: Presentation: pdf 256 kB, Worksheet: Word doc 75 kB
An opportunity for pupils to discover and learn all about the physics, chemistry and biology of seawater and to develop important scientific skills, all while acquiring a taste for cruise life.
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Links: see a movie about one day in Bergen (Norway) in high or low resolution
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CarboSchools is funded by the 7th EU Framework Programme for research & technological development, Science in Society - contract 217551