In this activity children investigate how the pitch of the buzz from a twanged ruler can be changed and relate this to the sound of mosquito wings.
In this activity children explore the range of fruits and vegetables that are available and use them to create a salad, fruit kebab and smoothies.
In this activity children explore how different shadows can be formed depending on the number and position of light sources.
In this activity children investigate whether a local material, straw, is the best material to use or if a different material would be better.
In this activity children identify and compare the suitability of everyday materials for particular uses.
In this activity, children will consider the impact on the skateboarding experience of reducing friction by lifting the board off the ground
In this activity children focus on the application of science to solve problems and invent a new product that can then be tested as fit for purpose.
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.
In this activity children will learn how the brain can interpret signals in different ways.
In this activity children will carry out tests, observe and describe three different solids that behave differently when mixed with water.
In this outdoor activity children investigate nests, researching how and where birds build them.They then go onto build and test their own nest design
In this activity children consider how science plays a role in the development of sports and also exploring how players use science during the game.
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.
In this activity children pick from a range of investigations to explore, question and develop their ideas about floating and sinking.
In this activity children learn why currency notes are being replaced with polymer materials and why coins are made of metal.
In this activity children explore the science and maths of snowflakes and discover why giant snowballs have appeared on Russian beaches.
In this activity children take on the role of Palaeontologists as they hunt for fossils, make their own fossil by casting and design display panels.