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Dissecting an owl pellet for a biology investigationAn owl pellet is a compact record of an owl’s last meal, but the feathers, fur, bone, seeds and insect fragments inside it can reveal far more than a simple…
Making slime to explore non-Newtonian fluidsSlime looks like a glossy, stretchy material, yet its behaviour changes with the way it is handled. A gentle push can make it flow, while a sharp jab briefly…
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Using gears and interlocking cogs in a simple machine lessonGears and interlocking cogs turn a simple craft into a rich investigation of motion. Learners can build a pair from cardboard, mount them on a board and…
Creating a DIY wind vane to measure wind directionA homemade wind vane turns an abstract weather observation into something students can see, test and record. With a few everyday materials, learners can build…
Investigating surface tension with a paper clip and waterA paper clip appears far too heavy to float, yet it can rest on water when placed with care. This simple activity gives children a clear way to investigate…
Building a Simple Pulley System with String and a SpoolA simple pulley turns a small classroom investigation into a practical lesson about force, motion and mechanical advantage. With a wooden or cardboard spool,…
Observing a Caterpillar’s Journey in a Butterfly PavilionA butterfly pavilion turns a science lesson into a living investigation. Students can watch a caterpillar feed, grow, form a chrysalis and emerge as an adult…
Follow the Sun With a Hands-On Sundial InvestigationMaking a sundial to track shadow movement throughout the day gives children a simple way to investigate Earth’s rotation, the Sun’s apparent path, and the…