Cornflour gloop and fizzy potions ...making counting count!

By Emma Vanstone

Issue 145 | Page 13 | Published Nov 2016

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Emma Vanstone offers engaging activities and links with key stage 1 and early years maths and science enjoy supporting learning in both subjects with these inspiring activities.

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Maths in Science

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