Explorify is great for promoting talk and higher-order thinking in the classroom and it can also help you with a range of science enquiry ideas as well.
Schools across the UK are stepping forward to teach children about important global issues. This video shows a group of Key Stage One children from Briar Hill Infant School learning about how they can help the bees.
Join Explorify Engagement Leaders, Rebecca Ellis and Stacey Reid in this 30-minute video to discover new and favourite activities related to Developing Thinking, Speaking and Listening Skills.
Join Explorify Engagement Leaders, Robin James and Rebecca Ellis, in this 30-minute video to discover new and favourite activities for your space planning.
Join Explorify Engagement Leader, Robin James, in this 30-minute video to discover new and favourite activities related to nutrition, digestion and the skeleton.
Join Explorify Engagement Leaders, Stacey Reid and Jo Moore, in this 30-minute video to discover new and favourite activities for your electricity planning.
Join Explorify Engagement Leader, Jo Moore, in this 30-minute video to discover new and favourite activities related to the circulatory system, healthy living and sensory organs.
Er bod llawer o bobl yn teimlo nad oes dim byd y gallan nhw ei wneud ac yn teimlo’n ansicr ynghylch sut i fynd i’r afael â’r materion byd-eang ar hyn o bryd, fel addysgwyr, mae’n rhaid i ni anelu at roi meddylfryd cadarnhaol i blant.
Yn Explorify, penderfynon ni y byddai pob un o’r adnoddau sy’n rhoi cyfleoedd i drafod ‘Her yr Hinsawdd’ yn cael ei nodi â bathodyn arth wen, fel ei bod hi’n hawdd dod o hyd iddyn nhw i gyd. Erbyn hyn, mae’r gweithgareddau wedi’u tagio â’r pwnc Her yr Hinsawdd yn ogystal â chael eu tagio yn ôl y pwnc gwyddoniaeth y maen nhw’n cysylltu ag ef.
Join Explorify Engagement Leaders, Rebecca Ellis and Stacey Reid in this 30-minute video to discover new and favourite activities for your climate challenge planning.
Whilst many people feel powerless and uncertain about how to tackle the current global issues, as educators, we must aim to give children a positive mindset.
At Explorify, we decided all our resources that provide opportunities to discuss the ‘Climate Challenge’ should be marked with a polar bear badge, making them easy to find. The activities are now tagged by the Climate Challenge topic as well as being tagged by the science topic that they link to.
Join Explorify Engagement Leaders, Rebecca Ellis and Stacey Reid in this 30-minute video to discover new and favourite activities for your rocks planning.
Join Explorify Engagement Leader, Jo Moore in this 25-minute video to discover new and favourite activities for your animals including humans planning.
Join Explorify Engagement Leaders, Robin James and Rebecca Ellis, in this 30-minute video to discover new and favourite activities for your evolution and inheritance planning.
All you need to know to confidently tackle common misconceptions, the science behind rocks and how to teach it to children in a way that they will really understand.
It’s National Numeracy Day on 18th May so here’s a handful of Explorify activities that will provide a context in which to exercise those maths skills.
Join Explorify Engagement Leaders, Stacey Reid and Robin James, in this 30-minute video to discover new and favourite activities for your sound planning.
Join Explorify Engagement Leaders, Rebeca Ellis and Jo Moore, in this 30-minute video to discover new and favourite activities for your life cycles of plants and animals planning.
Join Explorify Engagement Leader, Rebecca Ellis, in this 30-minute video to discover new and favourite activities for your materials and states of matter planning.
Join Explorify Engagement Leaders, Rebeca Ellis and Jo Moore, in this 25-minute video to discover new and favourite activities for your materials planning.
Join Explorify Engagement Leaders, Rebecca Ellis and Robin James, in this 30-minute video to discover new and favourite activities for your living things and habitats planning.
Join Explorify Engagement Leaders, Stacey Reid and Jo Moore, in this 30-minute video to discover new and favourite activities for your living things and habitats planning
All you need to know to confidently tackle common misconceptions, the science behind light and how to teach it to children in a way they will really understand.
All you need to know to confidently tackle common misconceptions, the science behind forces and how to teach it to children in a way they will really understand.
All you need to know to confidently tackle common misconceptions, the science behind inheritance and how to teach it to children in a way they will really understand.
All you need to know to confidently tackle common misconceptions, the science behind materials and how to teach it to children in a way they will really understand.
All you need to know to confidently tackle common misconceptions, the science behind animals, including humans and how to teach it to children in a way they will really understand.
All you need to know to confidently tackle common misconceptions, the science behind plants and how to teach it to children in a way they will really understand.
All you need to know to confidently tackle common misconceptions, the science behind evolution and how to teach it to children in a way they will really understand.
All you need to know to confidently tackle common misconceptions, the science behind sound and how to teach it to children in a way they will really understand.
All you need to know to confidently tackle common misconceptions, the science behind states of matter and how to teach it to children in a way they will really understand.
All you need to know to confidently tackle common misconceptions, the science behind Earth and space and how to teach it to children in a way they will really understand.
All you need to know to confidently tackle common misconceptions, the science behind living things and their habitats and how to teach it to children in a way they will really understand.
All you need to know to confidently tackle common misconceptions, the science behind electricity and how to teach it to children in a way they will really understand.
With a plethora of online resources and schemes of work available to primary teachers today, it can be easy to lose sight of exactly what you should be teaching.
‘Assessment is not something that happens in the plenary at the end of a lesson, it starts with planning and should be embedded throughout your teaching.’
Sarah Eames from Sandfield Close Primary School shares her tips on how to do assessment well.
Inheritance is a topic that many teachers feel a bit anxious teaching about. Read our guide and you might realise that you know a lot more than you thought you did!
During this period of school closures and phased re-opening, there is a range of excellent CPD available online from our friends at the National STEM Learning Centre.
Teaching about evolution can seem daunting and we worry about handling children’s ideas about this concept. But we’d like to reassure you that you know a lot more perhaps than you realise.
Eight-year-old Dean is a white, working-class Londoner who doesn’t usually engage much during science lessons. As he tells his teacher, Ms Lessing, he’s going to be a footballer when he’s older, so he doesn’t think he needs to learn science…
Have you been wondering how to effectively plan science lessons to encapsulate knowledge, understanding and skills? Take a look at our planning examples for inspiration.
Welcome to your new class! We’ve got some tips to help you get to know the children on an individual level but also assess the dynamics and social skills of the class as a whole.
Kulvinder Johal is a primary teacher at Northbury Primary School in Barking, London. We asked her about improving your confidence as a teacher and the importance of networks.
We spoke to Susan Little, head of Key Stage 2 at Wiggonby Primary School in Cumbria. We asked her all about teaching, her experience with Explorify and the impact it had on her class.
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