Homeschool: Dune Sheep
Dune Sheep The Dune Sheep are part of the living cultural heritage at the Green Museum. The Dune Sheep are also called the Hulsig Sheep. They are called that because it was a flock of sheep that was found…
Read more
The Green Museum offers inspiration and courses for your homeschool
Homeschool: Combine Harvester
Combine harvester The combine harvester is actually a 3-in-1. It combines a reaper, a threshing machine and a cleaning machine. The first combines came to Denmark in the late 1930s, but were only widely used…
Homeschool: Ferguson
Help is at hand – a tractor The little grey one. If you say that in farming circles, everyone knows what you're talking about. Namely Ferguson – a little powerhouse of a…
Homeschool: aurochs and skull
Aurochs and skull The aurochs was an important prey animal in the Stone Age. During World War II, an aurochs skull was found near Auning, which is now in the museum's collection. The approximately 5,000-year-old…
Homeschool: lumberjack shed
Forest workers' shed The forest workers' shed is one of the museum's most important objects. It tells an important story about the working conditions of forest workers about 100 years ago. At the same time, we are introduced to the names of two of…
Homeschool: Forestry
The forest saw and the chainsaw Forestry work has always been hard physical work. Until around 1950, forest workers used axes and forest saws to fell trees and shorten trunks. Then the chainsaw came along, and…
Homeschool: von Langen
Chess piece and cubic meter block The forester Johann Georg von Langen was brought to Denmark by the king in 1763 to secure the Danish forests, which were close to extinction. The chess piece and cubic meter block…
Homeschool: The Flishunden
The chip dog The chip dog is a large machine that chops wood into coarse shavings called chips. It got its nickname “The Chip Dog” because it was operated by a forester who walked in front and…
Homeschool: Oehlenschläger's beech
Oehlenschläger's beech Adam Oehlenschläger wrote the national anthem, where the country stands with "broad beeches". As a big boy, he was on a trip to Jægersborg Deer Park in 1793, where he scratched his initials in...
