Welcome to the Science pages.
Look at the General and Investigative Science resources listed below,
or browse around the other Science sections using the bar above.

• What I think about Science - Find out your children's opinions of Science using this handy questionnaire. Great for stimulating discussion. Contributed by Jan Jenkins.
• Wicked Science! - A brilliant worksheet giving guidance for planning a "wicked" Science Investigation!
• Mystery Picture - An exciting game which encourages children to explain different scientific concepts to each other.
• Optical Illusions - Some excellent optical illusion ideas based on a free downloadable font.
• Science AT1 Planning Grids - A wonderful set of planning sheets which children can use when carrying out experiments. There are four versions, which are differentiated according to age group. These grids were contributed by Jon Shepherd.
  • Year 1
  • Year 2
  • Years 3 and 4
  • Years 5 and 6
• Investigation Prompts - A prompt sheet to refer to when completing Science investigations. Contributed by Christine Stanger.
• Investigation Planning Sheets - A set of differentiated planning frames for children to use (from years 1-6) when they are planning an experiment. Contributed by Manisha Tailor.
• Experiment Template - A useful template for recording information when completing a Science experiment. Contributed by Heather Norton.
• Science Boot Camp - An amazing guide to Science for Year 6 pupils who are preparing for SATs.
• Science Worksheets - These two photocopiable worksheets are for the children to use when they carry out scientific experiments.
• Science Snakes and Ladders - An extension activity, which can be used to review children's understanding of their current Science topic. Contributed by Laura McKinnon.

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Links to other sites:

• Brainpop - Fantastic animated movies which support teaching in a wide range of curriculum areas, including Science, Literacy, Maths, PHSE, DT and more!
• Science Comics - Some fantastic science comics, interactive games for children (including quizzes, word searches, Sudoku) and ideas for linked scientific experiments, designed to support the scientific enquiry unit of the curriculum.
• Primary Resources - Find lots of fantastic free Science resources here.
• Curriculum Bits - Offer free online access to a growing range of interactive multimedia e-learning teaching resources, covering KS3 and 4.
• Wholly Irresponsible Experiments - a great resource for teachers who want to bring some fun and excitement into their Science lessons. Has experiments which go Ooze, Crash, Boom and Stink!
• Science Career Videos - Some useful videos which show the lives of young Scientists.
• NOISE - Suitable for KS3/4, this site has experiments to try at home, inspiring 'did you know?' facts, and accessibly written features on engaging and wide-ranging subjects, with an emphasis on the practical, hands-on application of science and engineering.
• Simple Science - Lots of wonderful music video presentations to help children to learn different Science concepts.
• CVS - Free ideas, resources and experiments for primary teachers.
• Newton's Castle - Learn lots of Scientific facts and information at this useful site.

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