…of magnets in travel. Why does the earth have a magnetic field? What is the journey of a flux line in a bar magnet? Can a magnet create a force? What role did lodestones play in navigation before compasses were invented? After we have explored these questions then every pupil makes their own compass to experiment with and hopefully use to find their way home….
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…? Do you need inspirational Science Workshops for your Festival? Does your Company want practical and fun Team Challenges? partnerships Partners want great value from STEM events and to promote their organisation values. That’s why every one of our partners has a named key account manager. Their role is to understand your needs and work with you to develop the relationship between us. We will develop and deliver inspiring STEM activities for you….
Roller Coaster Run
…le ride on a roller coaster. There are a number of problems to investigate and overcome. Children need to balance the interaction of energy, forces, friction and materials. The goal is to make the best value roller coaster. Competition adds to the fun. Children work in teams to come up with the longest ride and most cost effective design. Workshop leaders are on hand to answer any questions and sell materials. The rest is up to the children….
Firework Science
Firework science and astronomy come together in this exciting workshop. It is unforgettable and packed full of practical science. We take a simple look at the periodic table. Then we get stuck into practical investigations. You will delight in your childrens reactions as they discover which materials make which flame colours. We bring everything we need for the experiments. Its safe, fun and completely wow. It can also provide a great wall displa…
Electricity for KS1
After the practice with the children, we get the components out for some real hands-on investigation. The National Curriculum doesn’t teach Electricity until Year 4. However Tidemill Academy felt that it was important to introduce this important topic much sooner, and we agreed. They weren’t sure how to explain this tricky concept to their KS1 children. So they asked us to develop a workshop for them. We let our Early Years Foundation specialist…
Electricity and Circuits
…cuit is a map for the current to follow Electricity can only flow around a complete circuit without gaps Switches break and complete circuits Voltage is the force of ‘push’ which moves the current Batteries and other sources supply electricity and that they need to be handled safely Some materials allow current to flow through them. They are called conductors. Some materials don’t allow current to flow through them. They are called insulators Ch…
Roller Coaster Challenge
…challenge. Students need to understand how to balance the interaction of energy, forces, friction and materials to best effect. The goal is to make the best value roller coaster – which runs for as long as possible. There is a competitive element too. Students work in teams to come up with the most successful and cost effective design. Workshop leaders are on hand to answer any questions…and sell materials to the teams. The rest is up to the stude…