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Looking for inspiration for science activities in the classroom? This site has some great ideas taking stories as a starting point. Well worth exploring.
Galaxy PugsGalaxy Pugs is a Key Stage 1 science game features missions where children learn about plants, animals, materials, the human body, habitats and micro habitats.
Earth Squad Go!Earth Squad Go! is a science game where you can explore different habitats and complete challenges about the living world about plants, animals and the human body.
Dinosaur DiscoveryYoung children will love this game about dinosaurs. It is both informative presenting facts in a fun way. Children can learn how dinosaurs protected themselves and how some were carnivores or herbivores.
Big PictureBig Picture, from the Wellcome Trust, is aimed at post-16 biology teachers and students has a fantastic array of free online resources including activities, animations, videos, lesson plans, articles, images, and more.
GCSE Bitesize Revision - ScienceComprehensive coverage of GCSE science topics which have been arranged by exam board specifications. Interactive quizzes to test your knowledge, but don't wait for revision time before you try it out.
Schoolscience.co.ukExcellent resources for GCSE and A Level science students. There over 200 pages of material, including interactive resources, teachers' notes, student worksheets and references to scientific applications.
S-Cool! RevisionA superb GCSE and AS/A2 Level revision site. It covers most subjects in an interesting format. There is also advice on choosing your subjects, a guide on what to expect at university and more, such as information on eating disorders.
Power UpA fantastic site where you can find out about electricity and how to use it safely. Learn about things that run on electricity, circuits, where electricity comes from and much more. There are games to play.
Food for LifeThe Food for Life Partnership is a network of schools and communities across England committed to transforming food culture.
