Here Geanley learns how to identify and compare the suitability for use of a wide range of materials. She also explores how to change the shape.
In this unit Glory learns how to identify and compare the suitability for use of a wide range of materials. She also explores how to change the shape
Presentations both with & without annotations for discussion with colleagues on how pupils might meet the standards.
In this activity children will learn about the formation of coal and that there are different types of coal.
In this activity children consider the features of a bike made for these conditions and what materials might be used and why.
In this activity children consider rock types, find out how to generate electricity and research historic and current use of water and wind energy.
In this activity children learn about friction and investigate the grip of different shoes to decide which are appropriate for racing on sports day.
These images are ideal for stimulating discussion in science topics for students of all ages and for student project work.
In this activity children will investigate how a conductive fabric can change the brightness of a bulb.
In this activity children use observation of the world around us to compare and contrast traditional lighting with new forms of light.
In this activity children are encouraged to consider the process of invention and take a simple device and improve it with a motor.