We’re taking a break from our space theme to share this brilliant idea from @burlingtonjnr.
Pupils got artistic with their science and painted their own bugs for a rock bug hunt. Great fun!
If you like the look of this we’ve got a theme coming up for you…
We love these drawings of spacecraft from @MissRJRiley’s class and we can’t wait to see some more.!
Whether you’re investigating some space engineering or having a go at designing your own, make sure you share them with us.
What would you take with you on a journey to the moon? See if you agree with Marthy.
And what would you like to find out about the moon while you were there?
Yum! We wish we’d done some baking today. Check out Marthy’s solar system themed biscuits from @EdAdventuresM
This a really creative way to take part in the Great Science Share. Science from home can be delicious as well as fun!
Why is Mercury not the hottest planet when it’s closest to the sun?
What a interesting question from Marthy who shared her video with us. We wonder if she found the answer… what do you think?
It’s the International Space Station!
The International Space Station passed over the UK this morning. Thanks to @Teacher_Wolf for sharing this with us!
But what does it look like? You can find out here!
Super work!
We couldn’t have said it better ourselves.
@EdAdventuresM strapped in to a rocket to kick off a week of celebrations of the Royal Astronomical Society’s 200th birthday!
What will Marthy discover on her expedition?
Why is it called a Flower Moon?
What an amazing question from @StAdlington inspired by these fantastic pictures from one of their pupils!
We love this and we’ll be looking to the skies all week!
It’s always exciting to spot a robin. Grace wanted to know why do robins have red breasts? This is a great question! And it’s not all she found out about robins - see what else she learned here.
You never know what you’ll spot bird-watching…
We’ve had a great weekend for keeping an eye on all the local wildlife.
