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Refresh your teaching of essential science topics with this selection of fun activities. From stories of super scientists to carrying out their own investigations, these resources are guaranteed to get your class excited about science.
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A selection of games to energise your classroom and support pupils learning of essential science knowledge. Perfect for enhancing speaking and listening skills.
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Keep your learners engaged in the run up to the summer holidays and find out what they've learned this year with these curriculum-linked challenges, posters, and lessons.
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Keep your learners engaged in the run up to the summer holidays and find out what they've learned this year with these curriculum-linked games, posters, and lessons.
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From designing electric vehicles to investigating garden wildlife, our hands-on tasks will inspire every budding detective, designer, and curious explorer.
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Give your class some gaming fun and test their learning with these curriculum-linked games and quizzes.
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From designing electric vehicles to investigating garden wildlife, our hands-on tasks will inspire every budding detective, designer, and curious explorer.
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This real-world challenge dives into the world of fast fashion and its environmental impact. The perfect range of activities for engaging pupils in conversations around sustainability, science and the choices we make every day.
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A real-life electric vehicle field service engineer and a data analyst guide pupils through the basic science of circuits and electric vehicles before they take on a real-life challenge to design an innovative electric vehicle of their own.
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A step-by-step series of videos that uses knowledge from electricity and forces to build an electric helicopter from easily accessible materials.
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Learn about biodiversity and why it is important; explore how to improve biodiversity and use all the acquired knowledge to design a wild area.
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Provide each pupil with this activity sheet so they can describe their own creative vision for how to fix fashion for the future!
Pupils use this diamond nine ranking structure to decide which fashion fixes are the most important for a sustainable future.
Use this 'Where do clothes come from?' activity sheet when pupils look at clothes labels and find the countries where our clothes are made.
This presentation explains the impacts the fashion industry has on the environment, and inspires pupils with innovations that are fixing fashion.
A three-page guide with a summary of the challenge, timings, how to use the resources, curriculum links plus entry and prize information.
Pupils use this activity sheet to record their designs and explain how they have come up with their idea for a home for nature.
Pupils use this activity sheet as they research biodiversity in their local community and come up with ideas for their own home for nature
A skills and knowledge self-assessment sheet for pupils to use after they have completed the 'Design an electric vehicle challenge'.
A delivery guide for teachers giving background to the challenge and providing suggestions for how to use the resources.
Use this presentation to introduce this real-world challenge and inspire pupils to design their own, new electric vehicle that matches customer needs.
Pupils use these cards to develop their knowledge of electric cars, to match cars to customer needs and gather data to answer questions.
Step-by-step activity sheet for pupils to record customer information, features and diagrams for their own electric vehicle design.
A presentation with photos and a video clip showing a variety of designs for real electric helicopters.
A structured sheet to support pupils as they plan their electric helicopters.
A skills and knowledge self-assessment sheet for pupils to complete after they have designed, made and evaluated their electric helicopters.
Label helicopter parts, identify forces acting on a helicopter and decide on the best materials for different parts, using this activity sheet.
Label the components of a model helicopter circuit and interpret circuit diagrams using this activity sheet.
Can you make an electric helicopter with a rotor that switches on and off? Use this animation to introduce this challenge to pupils.
Discover the science of electricity, link learning to the real-world of electric vehicles and inspire pupils with people in real careers.
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