It’s a celebration of all things science, from the bugs under our feet to the wonders of outer space Norwich Science Festival returns this October half-term
Leeds International Festival of Ideas (LIFI) is an annual event that unites thinkers, writers, creatives, and knowledgeable experts across diverse domains, such as science, technology, politics, and culture. Since its inception in 2017, the festival has firmly established itself as a prominent fixture in the city’s cultural calendar, renowned for its ability to present intellectually stimulating ideas from across the globe. Rabbithole, long-term collaborators and fellow Leeds residents, returned to create another captivating identity for the 2023 version. This time, featuring abstract 3D totems and playful type, Rabbithole’s identity encapsulates the festival’s commitment to creative exchange and lively discourse.
Studying about Leonardo da Vinci can combine two subjects kids usually don’t consider as similar: art and science. Add in this fun hands-on science activity.
Create your own animal shadow puppets to explore fun shadow science for young kids! Free printable shadow puppet templates.
As kids explore science, one of the fundamental concepts they will encounter is understanding solids, liquids, and gases - although it might...
ALL ABOUT BIRD BIRDS Worksheet Craft Activity Kindergarten 1st 2nd 3rd GradeDive into the captivating world of birds with this interactive Worksheet Craft Activity. Designed for Kindergarten 1st 2nd and 3rd grade students, this resource provides an interactive wheel worksheet about the characteristi...
We love this pumpkin activity/worksheet! It offers a great way for students to explore making and testing predictions - in a very festive way!! This freebie will have your children exploring various science and math concepts, predicting and determining... How many seeds are in the pumpkin The size of their pumpkin How many lines are on the pumpkin Whether a pumpkin sinks or floats when placed in water A place to record the description of the pumpkin There's even a spot to draw a jack-o-lantern face! As an added bonus, helping you scoop out the 'goop' and separate out the seeds, provides an organic sensory experience that your kiddos are sure to enjoy!
Art Festival and Family Art Night- How to run a Family Art Night. Increase attendance and promote your art department with engaging art activities.
Here's the Flying Machine STEM Challenge: Using a list of supplies, STEM teams must design and build a flying machine. Using theirknowledge of the Laws of Motion and 4 Forces of Flight, students must create ainnovative machine that applies those laws and forces. STEM teams have 3 trials to testtheir flying machines.
Epic Exploding Watermelon activity is a fun summer science experiment exploring potential and kinetic energy with a challenge!
Ready to sail away? I never could have predicted how much STEM kids love to make boats. Building boats is one of the first projects we tackled a few years ago and they loved it so much. But, the boats we built were not sailboats. That didn't seem to matter to some of the
Researchers at Shanghai Jiao Tong University recently published a paper claiming they've sent entangled light particles through seawater, something that's never been done before. The ...
Back in May we went to the 'science rendevous', an annual science fair in Toronto, Canada. There were lots of games and hands on activities for the children. I particularly enjoyed this Pollinator game, to explain the process of plant reproduction. Flowers were made with large bright petals, and at the centre a plastic drinks bottle with a whole cut in it large enough to reach inside the bottle. You'll need to make at least two of these flowers. The bottle had tiny pom poms placed in the bottom. This is the pollen. Each child was given an insect to pollinate the flowers, made of a lollipop stick with an insect sticker on the end. On the back of the lollipop stick was a sticky pad. The pad was removed... and then the insect pollinator could reach into the flower and collect the pom-pom pollen. Once you've loaded up with pollen... You go to the next flower and pollinate it. This is a great way for young children to learn about pollination. Back home in England, we carried on learning about plant parts, pollination and fertilization. As the flowers were in full bloom in the garden, why learn from a book. We looked at a flower diagram and then we identified the parts on real flowers in the garden. We had a great morning in the garden looking at the flowers, watching the bees and butterflies visiting them. We talked about how the flowers are adapted to insect and wind pollination and Jemima enjoyed taking photos.
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Examine each group of pictures in the worksheet carefully, and cross out the one which is different from others. Kindergarten Worksheet Category: Logical Reasoning (Odd one out)
We have all seen birds...they are everywhere, in our backyards, gardens, and hedgerows. You can even find birds in cities. They bring life and color to our world, as well as beautiful songs and sounds! But what, by the technical definition, is a...
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Kids enjoy watching and touching these tiny, fast-moving critters that fly or crawl. Capitalize on their fascination and set up some bug centers in your classroom.
As kids explore science, one of the fundamental concepts they will encounter is understanding solids, liquids, and gases - although it might...
Are you planning a snake unit? Snag our free lessons and Snake Lapbook and learn all about these slithering reptiles.
Are you teaching your students about fossils? If so, this activity packet is for you! Activities include... 1. What do you know about fossils? Students will write 3 facts they already know about fossils. 2. What are fossils? Students will learn the definition of a fossil. Students will also look at/color illustrations of fossils. 3. What information can we learn from studying fossils? Students will learn the importance of studying fossils. Students will also have questions to ponder to deepen their understanding of why studying fossils is important. (The answer to the last question on this page is located at the bottom of the Credits page.) 4. Types of fossils. Students will learn about four types of fossils: imprints, molds, casts, and preserved parts. Each fossil page has an activity to help deepen the students' understanding of how that fossil is formed. 5. The Fossil Song. The Fossil Song is one of my students' favorite songs to sing. They really get into the beat and the lyrics. This song reviews the four types of fossils (imprints, molds, casts, preserved parts). This song goes to the original tune of: Na, Na, Na, Na, Hey, Hey, Hey Goodbye. The artist of the original song is Steam. If you use interactive notebooks, simply have your students cut along the dotted lines on each page. Much of this packet is in black and white. This is to save your printer from using a lot of color, and it lets the students add their own style by coloring it themselves. If you like this activity, you may want to check out my Fossil Diorama activity. It would be the perfect supplement! Enjoy! The Handout Factory
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Phi, or 1.618, is known as the golden ratio, and can be found throughout artistic composition and nature. It can be represented in the formula (a+b)/a = a/b = phi.This formula applies to the golden…
A Smith Gallery and the Science Mill bring you a perfect summer project: cyanotype making! Use sun and water to turn a dyed piece of fabric into art. At 11:30am we’ll all work together to create a 9’ x 9’ cyanotype masterpiece. Leave your mark by using part of your body or a prop. You can also create a personal 6” x 6” cyanotype picture to take home. Both cyanotype activities are free with admission. The individual cloths will be available while supplies last, limit 1 per person.
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We have corn fields all around us and we often talk about how corn grows. Now we can use this simple Corn Life
