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 decide the reasons why the price of rice might be increasing so rapidly and study data to decide these major reasons.
In this activity children will learn what happens when electrical circuits are broken.
In this activity children argue why a hydrogen-powered plane will be better for the environment and learn about other gases and their uses.
In this activity children learn about types of teeth and the ages at which teeth appear and are lost. They will look at diagrams of teeth and estimate
In this activity children will learn about how rainbows are formed and the importance of the Sun as a source of light.
In this activity children will use interpreting smells, group discussion and interaction to come to conclusions about our sense of smell.
In this activity children help the cocoon's new curator to sort the exhibits into plants and animals giving simple reasons for their classification.
In this activity children will consider how we hear and decide what affects a polar bear’s hearing.
In this activity children will learn that baby animals grow into adults and will then apply this knowledge to match the right puppy to its parent.
Miranda Moon
In this activity children learn about different types of soil in the simplest terms and then apply this knowledge to correctly identify soil types.
Petra Mitchard
In this activity children consider the pushes and pulls involved in such a device and they will design their own version.
Vicki Hall
In this activity children learn about friction and investigate the grip of different shoes to decide which are appropriate for racing on sports day.
Petra Mitchard
In this activity children learn about swine flu and its symptoms and look at how viruses spread and consider how they can be contained.
Jacqueline Frost
In this activity children are encouraged to discuss the advantages/disadvantages of adaptation and consider a variety of points of view e.g. a farmer.
Miranda Moon
In this activity children will learn about pushes and pulls and ways of moving objects.
Tessa Edwards
In this activity the children will investigate and create a menu for a week.
Petra Mitchard
In this activity children will investigate the process of evaporation by designing an investigation that can be done in the classroom or playground.
Tessa Edwards

















