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Centre for Industry Education Collaboration (CIEC)
IndusTRY at home *suitable for home teaching*
These activities and investigations are designed so that children can work at home with their families. The ones aimed at children aged seven and above will need some help from an adult to get started. The ones aimed at younger children will need more adult support and are designed for families to enjoy together. The activities for younger children also have ideas for linked school-based activities, although all activities for this age group would work in either setting.
Further information, plus videos connected to the activities, may be found here.
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Runny fun
Children are supported to extract starch from potatoes which they then use to make and explore the properties of 'oobleck'.
Investigating craters
In this resource children are encouraged to find out about the impact craters left behind after meteorite collisions. The investigation includes exploring whether different kinds of meteorite make different kinds of crater. Children will also investigate the size of impact craters made by meteorites dropped from...
Fun with foam
A skincare company are developing a new bubble bath recipe and want it to produce plenty of foam. The resources asks children to help to test their competitors' bubble bath recipes to see how they perform.
In this activity children will think about foam and its uses, and develop their own methods of making...
What's in a mince pie?
A mince pie company wants to improve their festive mince pie recipe and to do this they need to know what their competitors have in their mixtures that make them taste so good.
Children are tasked with separating, grouping and identifying the ingredients in mince pies to find out what makes the perfect pie....
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| Subject(s) | Science |
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| Age | 4-5, 5-7, 7-11 |
| Published | 2020 to date |
| Published by | 
Submitted by Jenny Toft-Eriksen on
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| Direct URL | https://www.stem.org.uk/cxjgto |
