Scientists have called for photos to be sent to the UK Ladybird Survey to help track the harlequin ladybird invasion. The harlequin ladybird was...
UK Ladybird Survey
A set of four colourful posters showing renewable energy in use in developing countries.
Practical Action
In these activities children help Ricky decide which materials will be good to keep him warm, dry and comfortable and what to eat and drink.
Tessa Edwards
In this activity children will investigate how this clock works and determine how they would change the sound.
Vicki Hall
In this activity children can view the Museum survey http://www.nhm.ac.uk/take-part/citizen-science/bluebell-survey.html or use standalone.
Miranda Moon
In this activity children use art to record their scientific observations.
Jackie Clegg
In this activity children look at data and debate possible explanations using the format of the ‘Call my Bluff’ game.
In this activity children consider how the media highlights some stories and how scientists work to find the science behind the headlines.
Vicki Hall
In these activities children determine which snails are found in which habitats and have a better understanding of evolution and adaptation.
Jacqueline Frost
In this activity children investigate which senses we use for exploring the world and suggest smells to create different moods.
Jacqueline Frost
In this activity children will learn the life cycle of a butterfly and create and label a life cycle diagram.
Jackie Clegg
In this activity children will investigate electrical circuits and consider how a safe and reliable circuit that works, can be made.
Miranda Moon
In this activity children investigate the effects of gravity and create a series of force diagrams to explain what it would be like in zero gravity.
Jacqueline Frost
In this activity children compare moss plants to daisies and consider the habitats they prefer to decide those appropriate for bathroom use.
Jackie Clegg
In this activity children learn about sound and plan an investigation to find out if you can still detect sound when your ears are covered.
Vicki Hall
In this activity children identify animals and construct food chains. They will form an argument for or against the idea of this wildlife enclosure.
In this activity children design a circuit for a flashing light powered by the knee brace and consider the advantages and problems.
In this activity children decide what information the cooker would need in order to cook the food without burning it.