GSSfS Webinar Series
Twinkl x SEERIH: Asking Scientific Questions
Wednesday 25th March, 4-5pm GMT
Co-delivered with the Twinkl Primary Science Lead, this CPD session will explore the importance of pupils developing the skill of asking scientific questions. You will be introduced to a range of resources and strategies to facilitate this.
GSSfS Share webinar
Thursday 30th April, 3:30-4:15pm GMT
This interactive session is designed to help teachers and pupils share their science investigations with new audiences in exciting, creative, and accessible ways. Discover practical ideas, resources, and presentation tips to make scientific enquiries come alive.
The Great Science Skills Starters are eight direct-to-classroom videos for teachers to use to support pupils to learn scientific skills to support them to work scientifically. Each video models the skill, and provides inspiration for pupils to practise it during their own enquiries.
Accompanying teacher notes provide additional support resources for teachers to use in the classroom.
Support your pupils to develop the skills of asking - investigating and sharing using the ‘direct-to-the-classroom’ videos here.
Explore Skills Starter videos here
The toolkit is a set of templates and talking prompts that can be displayed and be available for pupils to use regularly when working independently and in groups. They are designed for different age groups of 5-7, 7-11 and 11-14 years.
Safety & responsibilities: Great Science Share for Schools and commissioned authors are not liable for the actions and activity of any persons who use these resources or in any of the suggested further resources. We assume no liability with regard to injuries or damage to property that may occur as a result of using this information. These activities are designed to be carried out by young people working with an adult. The responsible adult is fully responsible for ensuring the activity is carried out safely. You can access further H&S advice from www.cleapss.org.uk or your relevant advisory association.