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Enter the code MSCASE at checkout to get a 20% discount until the end of January 2025 - please share far and wide :-)

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Welcome to My Science Club! Instant start - 3 steps to sign up, get your credits and download your first club. You have 6 credits to use at any point during your annual membership.

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Also available as individual card pdfs and topic pdfs, if you go to the tes resources website - all free

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Also available as individual card pdfs and topic pdfs, if you go to the tes resources website - all free

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How to use  a CLEAPSS Primary Practical - video 

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How to use  a CLEAPSS Primary Practical - video 

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How to use a CLEAPSS primary practical activity

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How to use a CLEAPSS primary practical activity

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Two slide summary of Edina Trust 2024-25

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Registered Charity with OSCR: SC033562. The Edina Trust's main charitable purpose is to support primary science education. Its largest scheme, the Science Grant Scheme, offers grants to all state-funded primary schools, nurseries* and special schools in designated geographical areas across the UK.

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KS2 Cards for Science ideas for active science lessons, blended learning, homework or science clubs.

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Scientific enquiry is essentially a thinking process. For children to undertake effective science enquiries in the classroom, they need to know how to collect useful data and how to interpret them. Simply meeting science skills during practical activities is rarely enough for them to be learned and embedded.

Through a collaboration between the ASE and the Primary Science Teaching Trust, Primary Science Skills and How to Teach Them has been developed for children aged 7-11. Authored by Tracy Tyrrell, the resource is based on two earlier books written by Anne Goldsworthy, Rod Watson and Valerie Wood-Robinson. Originally created for children aged 9-13, Getting to Grips with Graphs (1999) and Developing Understanding (2000) were the outcomes of the AKSIS project: a three-year research collaboration between the Association for Science Education and King's College London, funded by the Wellcome Trust. Building on the more open-ended, exploratory approach of lower primary, Primary Science Skills and How to Teach Them provides teachers with simple strategies and short activities to support upper primary children (aged 7-11) to develop a range of disciplinary knowledge and skills, which can subsequently be applied in their own scientific investigations.

The materials cover the skills required at each stage of a scientific enquiry and are mapped to different scientific enquiry types, providing teachers with a comprehensive choice of activities. Please note that access to these resources is limited to logged-in users with a primary teacher, primary school or consultant membership.

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Scientific enquiry is essentially a thinking process. For children to undertake effective science enquiries in the classroom, they need to know how to collect useful data and how to interpret them. Simply meeting science skills during practical activities is rarely enough for them to be learned and embedded.