In this activity children will use their knowledge of the movement of the Sun to predict how to navigate using the Sun.
Vicki Hall
In this activity children learn that oxygen is vital for life and produce a safety leaflet describing aircraft emergency oxygen systems.
In this activity children will carry out tests, observe and describe three different solids that behave differently when mixed with water.
In this activity the children will investigate and create a menu for a week.
Petra Mitchard
In this activity children will find out what made the milk pink. They will consider what people and animals eat.
In this activity children will use knowledge about insects and familiar animals to identify different sorts of food eaten by them.
Tessa Edwards
In this activity children investigate whether there are more left-handed people in the population now than 100 years ago.
In this activity children will use knowledge about evaporation to understand what has happened to the water on Mars.
In this activity children investigate whether a local material, straw, is the best material to use or if a different material would be better.
Helen Harden
In this activity children use scientific knowledge and practice numeracy skills to devise a balanced insect-and-rice menu for a day in the jungle.
This is just one of a range of fun activities that you can pick and choose from to reinforce and expand children’s understanding about light.
Felix Levinson
In this activity children learn about the scientific method and use evidence to decide whether or not Pluto is a planet.
In this activity children identify the features within a typical garden that both encourage and deter hedgehogs.
In this activity children consider whether these new cauliflowers are a good thing and argue whether a supermarket should or should not sell them.
In this activity children are asked to work out a recipe for a new chocolate bar.
In this activity children will consider how we hear and decide what affects a polar bear’s hearing.