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BEST (age 11-14) resources suitable for primary
This collection highlights BEST age 11-14 resources that overlap with primary science so can be used when teaching primary science. These have been organised into English national curriculum topics.
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BEST age 11-14 resources for year 6 - animals including humans
These activities from the BEST project can be used with primary pupils. The diagnostic questions probe pupils' understanding of the organs and blood vessels within the human body and activities which affect physical and mental health. The response activities help to develop pupils' understanding of the difference...
BEST age 11-14 resources for year 6 - electricity
These activities from the BEST project can be used with primary pupils. The diagnostic questions probe pupils' understanding of circuit diagrams and symbols. The response activities help to develop pupils' understanding of both building circuits from diagrams and drawing circuits they have built and are designed to...
BEST age 11-14 resources for year 6 - evolution and inheritance
These activities from the BEST project can be used with primary pupils. The diagnostic questions probe pupils' initial understanding and the response activities help to develop pupils' understanding further and are designed to follow on from the diagnostic questions. These activities explore the fossil record and...
BEST age 11-14 resources for year 6 - light
These activities from the BEST project can be used with primary pupils. The diagnostic questions probe pupils' understanding of reflection and shadows, focusing on how light travels in a straight line. The response activities help to develop pupils' understanding of this further using a laser demonstration and are...
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| Subject(s) | Science |
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| Age | 7-11 |
| Published | 2020 to date |
| Published by | 
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| Direct URL | https://www.stem.org.uk/cxhrmf |
