Isaac, from Rode Heath Primary, made ‘Plarn’. He recycled plastic into yarn that he can knit with.
Now, he’s back for Waste Warrior Week! He’s only gone and made a lunch bag - amazing!!
Marvellous Marthy is back! And this time she has a very special Great Science Share Quiz for you all.
Imogen, from Hilderthorpe School, has made a lava lamp and wants to share it with you all!
We love seeing all of your science experiments, keep them coming!
Wow - we love this creation from a Lunts Heath Primary student.
They’ve been walking and found lots of different habitats for all sorts of creatures and have mapped it all out.
We love these pictures from a scavenger hunt done in Daresbury Firs.
Can you guess how old the oldest tree was? Look at the results of their experiment here!
You might remember that Isaac, from Rode Heath Primary, investigated bird beaks. Like all good scientists, he has followed up that investigation by writing up his results!
Great work Isaac!
Lauren, from Kingswood Parks Primary School, had fun on her scavenger hunt on Beverley Westwood in East Yorkshire.
She found loads of interesting things to investigate.
Great pictures Lauren!
We love this video by Ben (with help from Jack too)!
He discusses all things sunflowers and has taught us lots of things that we didn’t know!
Isabelle, a pupil at Brandesburton Primary School, got involved with our Scavenger Hunt theme last week.
Here she is studying flowers in the garden.
Great work Isabelle!
The pupils at Stalyhill Infants have been getting creative and creating some rainbow science!
We all love Rainbows!
Pupils from Great Malvern Primary School have been investigating flight this week.
Look at their amazing creations here!
We hope you all had loads of fun!
Pupils from Alexandra Park Primary School have been flying paper planes! The students investigated which materials make the best paper planes, and then flew them in the hall.
They found out that some materials were too light to fly well, while others were too heavy to fly at all! They needed paper / card material which was somewhere in the middle like sugar paper to fly the best! It was easy to fold and light enough to fly a long way.
Great experiment!
Great work from pupils from Howes Primary School who have been learning all about light.
They used a simple glass and light to learn about reflection and refraction and how light travels at different speeds in water.
Great work!
Toby, from Rocklands Primary School, made a great discovery on his nature walk…
He found a bush that was covered in caterpillar nests! He did some investigating and found out that they were actually spindle ermine moths.
How amazing!
We love this video put together by a pupils from St Paul’s in Adlington.
There are so many beautiful flowers, trees and leaves that they found when out on their family walk.
What fun things have you been finding on your nature scavenger hunts?
One pupil from St Paul’s in Adlington, spotted some great things when out on her nature walk.
She found a tree stump that must be hundreds of years old, a butterful and a tree that had fallen down.
Great work!
Marvellous Marthy took a closer look at all of the leaves around her.
She noticed that most have veins that run off to the edges but found one that has them going straight up work.
Great investigation skills Marthy!
Dylan, Spencer and Lucas, from Frimley Juniors, have been busy. They’ve been on a scavenger hunt!
They managed to find so many different things and we love that they’ve been able to identify which tree all of the leaves have come from.
Great work all!
Mrs Ellis from Highlands Primary has been busy at home with her very own engineer in the making.
They used bits of material to create a parachute for the Egg Drop challenge!
Click here to see all of their photos and videos!
Mrs Ellis and Alex from Highlands Primary had fun playing with water and air pressure!
They even managed to defy gravity - what a great video!