Did you know that Nobel Prize winning scientists also happen to be 17 times more likely to be painters than the average Joe? They are four times more likely to play an instrument too, and 12 times more likely to write poetry. After all, Leonardo da[…]
Read MoreFollow our step-by-step instructions to make some sweet art using all the colours of the rainbow! You will need: A plate A bowl A jug of water Some skittles
Read MoreThis is an excellent experiment for learning how things grow and its edible!
Read More1. In a large bowl mix all of the ingredients together to form a dough. 1 cup of Flour 1/4 cup of salt 1/4 cup of water Food colouring (different colours) 1 table spoon of oil 2. Make 2 more Plasticine balls so you have one blue, one yellow and[…]
Read MoreYou will need: Card Straw String Pens Tape Scissors 1.Draw some big creepy-crawlies on your card and cut them out.
Read MoreMake some swooshing rockets and discover how things are propelled by air pressure. See how far you can make your rocket go!
Read MoreReady! Aim! Fire! Stick! Here's a science learn through play activity for kids that will really stick. Get ready with ammunition like small sweets, cereal or mini marshmallows! What you will need to build your catapult: 4 big marshmallows 6 Skewers
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