Kindergarten children explore playfully what lies behind everyday things. They repeatedly examine their environment. Animals hold a special fascination: Can an earthworm see? Why does the bird have no fur? How does a bat hunt in the dark? Children have endless questions and enjoy finding the answers. This volume offers a wealth of experiments and games to explore everyday phenomena. Independent exploration is at the center, and children are supported through playful repetitions. The book provides all the information needed for preparation, exciting experiments related to these and other children's questions: Why doesn't the fish sink to the bottom? Do sheep freeze in the rain? How do crawling creatures move? Additionally, it includes templates for implementing the experiments.