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Forming part of a series of study units, this book is designed to encourage KS1 and KS2 pupils to take a new look at the Earth's resources, especially soils and rocks.
The 'Microlife' series introduces readers to the fascinating, unseen kingdoms of the microscopic world. Each title looks at the way in which bacteria, viruses and other micro-organisms affect our bodies and the world...
Benefits of Core Maths
In this video teachers discuss the benefits of teaching Core Maths.
The benefits highlighted include:
Making mathematics exciting and entertaining Encouraging more students to study mathematics post 16. Making links with other subjects. Helping students applying to university or for an apprenticeship...The real benefits of physical activity are easy to see with this interactive 3-D display. Its four swivelling panels show rewards of an active lifestyle on one side (strong muscles, healthy arteries, healthy joints, and reduced body fat) contrasted with consequences of a sedentary lifestyle on the cross-curricular...
Benjamin Franklin
A Nature of Science biography of Benjamin Franklin, one of the greatest names in American history. Franklin left Boston aged 17 with only a few pennies and became a national hero. His sense of adventure brought him success as a printer and fame as a scientist before becoming an ambassador for his country. Franklin...
A Nature of Science...
Benny the Blenny’s Shallow Sea Adventure is aimed at students aged 7-11 and gives a unique insight into Britain's underwater world.
Benoit Mandelbrot: Fractals the Art of Roughness
https://stemlearning.wistia.com/medias/5jcomoyit3In this video, courtesy of TED, Benoit Mandlebrot talks about fractals. Beginning by looking at a cauliflower, how each floret is an exact replica of the whole cauliflower, but smaller. By considering...
BepiColombo
This short animation film joins Bepi, as she prepares to embark on a space mission to Mercury. Bepi explores a range of scientific facts and gets pupils thinking about all the things we don’t know about mercury. This video would be well placed at the start of a lesson researching a planet like Mercury. This video...