British Science Week is here and if you’re looking for some fun science demonstrations to amaze your class then here are good examples to show them. The children could carry these out too, perhaps as part of a circus of experiments around the classroom. These...
This is a classic investigation into the effect of different liquids on your teeth. If you can’t get easy to access to some teeth (ask your local tooth-fairy) – then an eggshell can provide a simple stand-in. Clean (cooked & boiled) chicken bones can...
Squishy circuits allow for a fun blurring of science and art. Children can create fun circuits as easily as rolling out lengths of dough. This can be a lot more interesting and tactile than playing with regular electrical components, and there’s not a crocodile...
