Christmas Tree Light Up!

CLICK HEREto play this very scientific game.

Join up all the wires by clicking on them to complete the circuit and make all the bulbs light up!

Have a GREAT holiday everyone from How on Earth?

Remember to work, rest, and play!

Christmas Games

CLICK HERE to go to a FANTASTIC site for Christmas games.

Snowflakes

This has been THE MOST POPULAR game on this blog.

Click on any snowflake to play. Enjoy!

Space Cow!

As the space shuttle Endeavour lands successfully in California, I thought we should celebrate by playing one of my favourite space games.

Click here to play WAY OUT! from the HubbleSite

Why do Magnets Work?

Year 2 are looking at FORCES, especially magnetic forces, at the moment. Watch and enjoy this movie clip brought to you by Year 2, courtesy of NASA. CLICK HERE.
Then play MAGNAZONEto help you learn about which materials are magnetic and which are non magnetic.

Penguin Panic Game for Half Term

This comes highly recommended from Yasmin (007) for all the girls at the Falcons. The penguins are panicking. They heard that the hole in the ozone layer will soon melt their home. Freeze the panicking penguins before they hurt themselves. You have one minute to save them. CLICK HERE to have a go.

Hunt the Higgs Particle

This is a SMASHING activity from the Science Museum website. It teaches you all about what they are doing at CERN, trying to find evidence of a very special particle called the Higgs Particle. Have a go!

Test your knowledge!

Visit this excellent Woodlands Junior School site to test your knowledge of maths in science.

Science News For Kids

For all budding scientists, which includes YOU, This is an excellent site for keeping up to date with the Science News.

Visit it and explore the puzzles, games, and news stories which will make you into a science whiz kid!

Mission Explore

This is a FANTASTIC game on the Kids Only zone of the Natural History Museum website. You have a chance to go out exploring on behalf of the museum, locate your specimen and find the correct tools to excavate it. When you bring it back to the museum you have to choose which department would be interested in it as well as how to preserve it. HAVE A GO !

Become an explorer for the day and find specimens to bring back to the museum.