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Complete School Kit
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Lower, Middle and Upper together. 140 experiments in total, with equipment for a class of up to 30 pupils.
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2 examples · Lower Materials · 1st & 2nd Class
Rock Walk

Observe and describe rocks, and identify where rocks are used.
Lower · MaterialsThree Little Pigs’ Houses

Explore the properties of materials for building houses.
Lower · MaterialsPhoto illustrations introduce each activity; items shown are illustrative.
We’re Going on a Plant Hunt

Look closely at plants on a walk. Record where they grow, describe how they feel and draw what you notice.
Which plant do you find most interesting, and why?
Colourful Plants

Observe a white flower and celery in coloured water. Predict and record changes in the stems, leaves and petals.
What changes do you notice as the colour moves through the plants?
Photo illustrations introduce each activity; items shown are illustrative.
Making Ice Cream

Observe what happens to milk in a bag surrounded by ice and salt, and consider whether the change is reversible.
What changes do you notice in the milk?
3rd & 4th ClassClassifying Plants

Sort leaf cards using yes-or-no questions and build a branching key to help identify plants.
Which question could split your leaves into two groups?
3rd & 4th ClassExamine Fruits

Look inside fruits, compare their seeds and flesh, and make labelled scientific drawings.
How do the number and position of seeds differ?
3rd & 4th ClassExplore Solar Panels

Investigate how the brightness of light on a solar panel affects the speed of a fan. Predict, observe and compare what happens in bright, dim and no light.
What pattern do you notice between light brightness and fan speed?
3rd & 4th ClassBuild a Spaghetti Tower

Design and build a free-standing tower using dried spaghetti and marshmallows. Compare how shapes and the base affect stability.
Which shapes help your tower stay upright?
5th & 6th ClassBuild a Paper Bridge

Design a bridge from paper and tape, test it with coins, then improve the design. Explore how folding or rolling changes the strength of paper.
How could you change the shape of the paper to make it stronger?
5th & 6th ClassPhoto illustrations introduce each activity; items shown are illustrative.
Photo illustrations introduce each activity; items shown are illustrative.
