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Please note: Some of the links below contain experiments. All experiments should be done under adult supervision and as a parent/carer, you will need to judge whether the activities are suitable for your child. |
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Wow Science provides links to a wealth of primary science learning materials on the web, helping children to enjoy science both inside and outside the classroom. The resources, which cover a broad range of science subjects, are suitable for all primary ages. All the resources have been approved by the Primary Science Teaching Trust for quality and suitability. |
A collaboration with Science Sparks and the Primary Science Teaching Trust, Science Fun at Home provides simple and engaging practical science activities. The activities are open ended and adaptable for any age. |
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This website contains information and activities linked to the national curriculum objectives for Science at Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2. Learning includes: The Living World, Habitats and the Environment, The Human Body, Materials, Forces and Motion, Light and Sound Electricity, Earth and Space and Working Scientifically. |
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LIVE webcam footage from Edinburgh zoo (penguins, pandas, tigers and koalas) |
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Created and recorded by subject experts, STEM Learning provides a variety of free curriculum-linked science lessons for children of all ages. These lessons cover a range of topics, including evolution, forces, and the human body. |
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From special behind the scene tours and live shows to a special 'Homework Club', The Natural History Museum contains a wealth of information and ideas to occupy your child at home, in your garden or local outdoor space. |
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“Let’s Go Live with Maddie & Greg” is a live family science show on YouTube hosted by Maddie Moate & Greg Foot. These shows are hugely popular with children and adults alike! NB: Some episodes do contain experiments which may require adult help so please ensure your child is always supervised if they wish to carry out any for themselves.
Brilliant Bodies:
Gardens:
Mission Space: How to Make a Pocket Solar System How to Make a Scale Solar System from Fruit
Dinosaurs How is a Dinosaur Fossil Made? What Happened to the Dinosaurs?
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