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Mud Kitchens - Top tips and ideas A mud kitchen is a great way to get children outdoors and playing amongst nature in the most creative way. ...
P p p pick up a Pumpkin! A visit to your local Pumpkin Patch! Each year in October we visit our local farm where we pick our own pumpkins! The children love this activit...
The seaside, plastic waste and our environment Topics relating to the sea and seaside are always very popular. They can be truly cross-curricular and are ...
Science Sparks' top TTS Primary resources I’m often asked for product recommendations and have tried and tested many resources both at home and in th...
Science Sparks - top Early Years resources Emma from the wonderfully inspiring Science Sparks talks us through her favourite items and how she uses them.
Little Miss Inventor - positive role models for girls We all love Mr Men and Little Miss books and the latest creation is particularly timely! Little Miss Inv...
Crumble controller - a cross-curricular STEM class kit A cross-curricular STEM class kit for 30 pupils working in groups of 3 to design, build, wire up and progra...
Create immersive and engaging lessons outdoors with Eden Learning Spaces As Albert Einstein said, “It is the supreme art of the teacher to awaken joy in creative expression and kno...
How to create a Space themed immersive learning location 5...4...3...2...1...Blast Off!!! Enable children to follow in Tim Peake’s exciting footsteps and take one ‘...
Composting do's and don'ts Composting is one of the most environmentally friendly activities you can do. The cycle of plants growing a...
Is it lunch time yet? Get Scientific with Sally Northen's lesson openers Sally Northen has put together a week’s worth of fun science lesson openers all about food. She has used he...
Data Logging outdoors made easy Get data logging outdoors! Use a Log-Box to measure light levels in different locations; record temperature...
Learn about life-cycles up close – hatching butterflies! My children were very excited about a package that arrived containing our new project....a butterfly garden...
Exploration and Investigation with water Provide opportunities to sieve, slop, spray, shake, transport and splash!
12 Inspirational Science ideas for your classroom A great excuse to get stuck into all kinds of investigations! Here are 12 ideas to get you going.
Learning to play the Forest School way Nature offers us a sanctuary, a place where we can find peace and wonder. It is much larger and older than ...
Making the most of Magic Snow Have you had snow yet? Bring snow into your learning environment with this wonderful sensory resource. It c...
KS2 make your own motorised vehicle Follow this 10-step guide on how to make your own pulley-driven vehicle. This is suitable for KS2 pupils ex...
Super science lesson openers for KS1 Engage children in your science activities from the outset with these clever, thought-provoking lesson open...
Pokémon GO...What has that got to do with education? Pokémon Go...the new, extremely popular craze is an augmented reality mobile game, that has captured the at...
Light Panel Exploration View the video above to find out more about how to use our circular light panel.
5 birdwatching tips to give nature a home in your school Birdwatching isn't necessarily something you'd think to do with your class but can provide an engaging them...
The power of potions in marvellous messy play You may be able to recall going into your garden and collecting rose petals and slushing them around in a j...
The World in our Classroom - Ideas for Healthy Eating Week Cooking in school is about more than making a recipe – it is an opportunity to teach safe and simple food p...
5…4…3…2…1… Welcome home Tim Peake! On Tuesday 15th December, Tim Peake became the 8th British astronaut to go into space. He spent 6 years tra...
A vision for the future, via classroom visualisers? Where is your Visualiser? There is a real risk of losing some of the long standing digital tools that have ...
11 current and brilliant uses for your visualiser (you may need a duster!) Is your visualiser gathering dust in the store cupboard? We’ve seen lots of these wonderful tools lost to ...
Design and Make a Balloon Buggy Struggling to find simple Cross-Curricular D&T projects for KS2? Follow this step by step guide on how to m...
Make your own hand held fan We were delighted to have received this fantastic guest blog from Caroline Alliston, author of the Technolo...
Computing - Sequence, Selection and Repetition - The New National Curriculum Our Third post in this series from Andrew Bush on the New Curriculum for Computing in schools.
The benefits of School Gardens A garden offers a natural framework for understanding about sustainability and the natural world and will h...
Investigating Light Children learn at an early age that darkness is the absence of light.
Investigating Shadows What makes a shadow? Do shadows change? This is the second in a series of activities that we would like ...
Messy Play: Potions and Concoctions With a whole host of films and TV shows about wizards, scientists, potions and spells, creating potions in ...
Fizz, Bang & Pop Bath Bombs Everyone loves some fizz, bang and pop! Now you can make your own bath bombs in the classroom. Follow this ...
Popping Rockets Bringing Solids, Liquids and Gases to life!

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