These are really well-explained lessons to teach children (and parents) the fascinating space theories, including what happens when black holes collide. How does Gravity work? What is a Black hole? What is at the edge of the solar system? and more
Over the coming days and weeks The BBC is changing to bring you daily content that supports you as schools close across the UK, to help you with your education and wellbeing.
We want to make it easy for parents and carers to get their children excited about physics. That's why, as part of our Limit Less campaign, we've created Do Try This at Home, a series of fun science experiments for kids, with short demonstration videos and simple, step-by-step instructions
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Experts at Ark Curriculum Plus, working across Mathematics Mastery and English Mastery, have designed a selection of resources to use at home. We want to make sure children still get opportunities to talk and learn with someone every day. For Reception to Year 9.
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Moon Hack is a fun way to learn coding skills and you don’t need any experience to be part of it. Suggested ages 9-18yrs
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During these unprecedented times the Education and Outreach team have taken their wonderful space lessons online! for Preschool / Primary and secondary school.
Download classroom resources, lesson plans and teachers’ notes for lessons using material from We Are Aliens!
To support the millions of students, parents and teachers affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, TED-Ed is working with expert educators and TED speakers throughout the world to create and share high-quality, interactive, video-based lessons on a daily basis, for free.
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In this episode, we’ll be talking all about rockets and planets. We’ll be joined by Professor Suzie Imber from the University of Leicester to discuss the forces required to blast into space, the weightlessness Tim experienced orbiting round our planet, and how we use gravity to send space missions to other planets in our Solar System!