A clever trick. Why do objects sink and float? Buoyancy will be the focus. Pressure too.

Check out the Science behind this colourful experiment!

Rube Goldberg (born in 1883) was a prize-winning cartoonist and engineer. Of the nearly 50,000 cartoons
he drew, he was best known for the zany contraptions of Professor Butts. These inventions, also known as
Rube Goldberg machines, solved simple tasks in overcomplicated, inefficient and hilarious ways!

To know the six simple machines.
To evaluate the mechanical advantage of simple machines.
To create simple, compound and Rube Goldberg machines.

Experimenting with a range of materials and learning about chemical reactions. Everyday ingredients turn into science experiments. Chemical reactions. Baking soda and vinegar.

Learn all about liquid density with this colourful experiment!

Get racing using materials from around your classroom!

Get racing using materials from around your classroom!

To learn about Newtons third law.
To learn about pressure and thrust.

Balloon.

Materials are marvellous things. They all have different properties that serve different purposes, and they
react differently in different situations. Hydrophobic sand is no exception. Let’s explore this material!

To explore the properties of hydrophobic sand and what is meant by ‘phobic’
To discuss other everyday objects that might be hydrophobic or hydrophilic.

Learn about mixing materials when you make your very own fireworks!

When Art meets Science! Get busy with this hands on fun!

Learn about air pressure and movement with this ‘wheely’ cool project!

It’s time to get flying! Learn about air resistance and materials.

Make your very own compass following these easy steps!

Is a solid or a liquid? Find out with this fun experiment!

There’s more than meets the eye when it comes to polymer snow!

Send your boat speeding across the water using just dish soap!

Learn this awesome magic Science trick!

Make your very own conductive playdough!

Make your own rubber band car using materials from your cupboard.

Who would have thought you can create a circuit… with playdough!

Create a rainbow of colour with Skittles and water.

Discover how water inside a balloon can absorb the heat of a flame.

This is a great hands-on activity for observing how air pressure can push objects.

Get your students up and moving with these dance games!

Make music with your very own instruments!

Make the world your very own with this easy template.

Simple origami your students will love!

Learn about push and pull in a crafty way!

Hisssssss… easy to follow steps to make your own puppet.

Stuck on how to use resources in your classroom in different ways?