20 articles tagged 'activity collections'

Need some inspiration for a fun Explorify activity for your class before the end of term? Try some of these to keep your little scientists engaged!

You don't need to go to space to explore the fascinating science about it. Try one of these activities today and celebrate 50th anniversary of Apollo 11 landing on the moon!

Let's look at the STEM topics you can cover when exploring both a solstice and equinox.

Let's focus in on activities around the human body and consider how exercise and environment affect it!

From new shoots to habitats and seasonal growth, there's a huge amount to discover when exploring plants!

Easter is coming and we’ve picked some egg-cellent activities for you to try with your class!

BBC's Live Lesson on Winterwatch has stacks of links to Explorify activities. Use this handy list to extend the learning experience with your class, with an activity or two!

Super Movers is a brilliant collaboration between the BBC and the Premier League and is perfect for combining thinking with exercise! 

Get your class thinking scientifically about how the body uses food, why we have teeth and how important exercise is, with these fun activities.

Does a squirrel hibernate, or do they just stash food for the winter? Explore sleep and hibernation further with these activities that are sure to keep your class alert!

Or is here already - depending on whether you're using an astronomical or meteorological calendar! As the Christmas holidays beckon, here are some fun and festive activities to keep your little scientists engaged until the end of term bell rings!

Electricity will fascinate your pupils when you ask them to think about all the things it powers. Charge up your class's enthusiasm with these activities.

Different animals and plants thrive in different habitats. Let's take a look at how they live. Your pupils will learn about the world around them near and far and develop their scientific thinking as they explore the inhabitants.

With summer migration over and the autumn arrival of birds from colder climes in full swing, it's a perfect time to explore all things avian!

Fire and light present many opportunities for a curious mind, so we've collated a series of activities to inspire your class to think like scientists when they see the fireworks displays this year.

From a paper plane to the gears of a bicycle, force is a fun topic to explore with your little scientists.

October brings seasonal change and a great opportunity to explore the science of seasons while seeing the change outside your classroom window.

We’ve put together a selection of activities you can use to explore the use of materials and their impact on the environment.

If you’re studying oceans, here are some fun activities to kickstart scientific thinking skills in your class.

Take your learning outside this Outdoor Classroom Day!