A collection of eight bubble themes STEM club or fun science lesson activities Each activity includes a lesson plan detailing how to set up the activity, equipment needed and a method. A colourful student instruction sheet Labels for products (if required) Activities are Bubble Bombs Bubble Snakes Bubble Recipes Bubble wands Bubble Painting Bubble inside a bubble Homemade Bubble Bath Soap Making

Borax free slime recipes that can be used in STEM clubs or fun science lessons. Includes lesson plan, equipment list and recipe for each slime variation and colouful student instruction sheet Seven different slime recipes

A science themed scavenger hunt for STEM Clubs or fun science lessons Science questions are hidden around school and students are challenged to find the questions and answer them correctly

Plants Guardians of the Galaxy Groot themed Classroom Display Includes everything you need to recreate this display- just print out and put up! Includes photos of what the finished display should look like Includes- . Structure of a leaf . Structure of a plant . Plant cells .Photosynthesis . Osmosis . Transpiration .Transport in plants Big Groot- print out A3 and piece together Plant Cell- print out A3 text, Pictures, equation, arrow and labels- print out A4

A collection of STEM themed practical based challenges that can be used in STEM/Science clubs or for fun science lessons. Each activity includes a lesson plan with equipment list and instructions and a colourful student sheet. Activities include Army men launchers Labyrinth Game Bungee Barbie/Bungee Action Man Foosball Table Challenge Jacks Golden Egg Delivery Service Marble Runs Newspaper Shoes

Harry Potter and the Ordinary Magic of Resilience Classroom Display Includes everything you need to replicate this display

STEM Club activities based on the themes colour and fun. For each activity there is a lesson plan detailing all equipment and pre preparation needed and a method, a student instructions sheet and any other template/handouts needed with it Surface Tension Soap Making Slime Making Skittle Diffusion Red Cabbage Indicator Oobleck Chromatography Cards and Flowers Bath Bombs Straw Aeroplanes Paper Spinners Hovercrafts Boomerangs

A variety of Star Wars themed STEM activities I put together to use with my STEM Club to celebrate Star Wars Day- May the fourth be with you. Activities can be carried out over a number of weeks or can alternatively can be done as a carousel of activities. For each activity there is a lesson plan which lists the equipment you need for each activity, how to prep the activity and how to carry out the activity A coloured student instruction sheet which explains to students how to carry out the activity and the science behind it Any print outs I have produced to go with activities Activities includes are Building recycled droids Free Han Solo from the frozen carbonite Making galaxy jars Galaxy Oobleck Glow Stick Light Sabers Making Hovercrafts Making Star Wars Sound effects Straw Spaceships Use the Force Electrostatics Use the Force Magnetism Bubble wand Lightsabers

This display examines and explains the Science behind the Justice League’s superhero powers, what superhero powers may actually be possible in the future, and what superhero technology already exists. How does Batman train? How much does the Flash need to eat? The real life lasso of truth. Real life Cyborgs Is Superhuman strength possible And many more superhero science questions answered With DC’s The Justice League movie being released recently this is relevant and of interest to the students. I researched and wrote all the text myself for this display. Its one I really enjoyed putting together. Everything needed to make the display is attached as well as pictures of what the completed display should look like

Interactive Human Digestive system classroom display Students are to complete the digestive system by sticking the digestive tract organs onto the human boy in the correct place. Includes everything you need to make the display. Human body and organs are all handmade by me. All organs are velcroed onto the human body. To make this display you will need to print out all the attachments in colour and stick velcro onto the back of all the organs and the counterpart velcro onto the human body. Place an envelope in the corner of the display containing all the organs and label organs. (* Note it can be usual to print out and velcro multiple copies of the organs incase they get lost/go missing). Attached are plenty of photos of the display demonstrating how to put it together. A fun and usual classroom display!

A bundle of Easter themed STEM club activities . Jack’s Golden Egg Delivery service . How to dye eggs with shaving foam . Egg Cress Heads . Egg Density . Testing Egg Strength Includes a lesson plan, list of equipment and coloured student instruction sheet which can be printed off and laminated for student use

Classroom display that explains the Science behind Star wars. Many areas of Star Wars Science covered, including Real life light sabers Is Jedi Mind Control possible? The Furture of cloning Is Light Speed a possibility> Using the Force and many more! Includes all components needed to make this display and photos of how it can be put together.

A bundle of Fairytale STEM related activities. Each activity should fill an hours lesson. These can be done over a course of weeks in a STEM club or as fun lessons in science. Exciting and creative tasks that get students thinking and engaged They include 1. Billy Goats Gruff River Rescue 2. Cinderella's Wind powered Coach 3. Jack's Golden egg delivery service 4. Build Robin Hood a new bow 5. Three Little Pigs Toothpick House 6. The Gingerbread Man- River Rescue 7. Rapunzel Rescue For each activity there is a lesson plan detailing how to set up, what you need and how to carry out the activity

A variety of practical activities relating food to science that can be used in a science or STEM club over a number of weeks or for fun science lessons For each activity there is a lesson plan detailing how to set the practical up prior to the lesson, equipment needed and a method as well as a colourful student sheet that can be printed out and laminated or displayed on the board Activities Include- - Making a pH indicator out of red cabbage -Skittle Diffusion - Surface tension - Homemade Ice cream - Extracting the DNA from a kiwi - Making a DNA Helix from Sweets - Magical Colour changing unicorn noodles- EDIBLE VERSION - Magical Colour Changing unicorn noodles- NON EDIBLE VERSION - Colour Changing lemonade

STEM Christmas Practicals and Challenges 9 Christmas related practicals and challenges that can be used in STEM clubs or science lessons. Or for fun science related Christmas themed lessons in the run up to Christmas. And a Christmas quiz- containing some science related Christmas questions among st others . Rudolph Races . Build The Gingerbread Man a new home . Snow Crystal Scene- Salt Christmas Trees . Help the elf get off the shelf . The elf on the shelf- sledging adventure .Crystallized stars and snowflakes . The Hot Chocolate Experiment . Gingerbread Man- River Rescue 1- Boat Building . Gingerbread Man- River Rescue 2- Bridge Building . Christmas Quiz Includes a list of equipment needed for each lesson, a method, and coloured Christmas themed instruction sheet that can be printed out and laminated for students to use or displayed on the board

A 4 week course of making cosmetics that can be carried out with a STEM or Science club. Includes- . Soap Making . Bath Bomb Making . Foot Balm Making . Lip Balm Making For each activity there is . Lesson plan- Includes what equipment you need for each activity and the method . Colourful instructions sheet for students- which can be printed and laminated or put on the board . Colourful labels for the finished product- which can be printed and stuck on the finished product to give it more of a professional finished. These can be printed out as stickers or glued onto the product . Label of ingredients- which can be printed out as stickers or glued on to the finished product Risk assessments need to be carried out for each activity. Labels may need to be amended slightly if the products you use if the ingredients you use vary slightly to those stated so they contain the correct allergy information

A bundle of Valentines themed STEM activities, challenges and practicals. For each activity there is a list of equipment needed, method and how to set up the activity and a colourful students sheet containing instructions for students. This can be printed off and laminated or put up on the board 1. Valentine's Circuit Cards- Make valentine themed circuit cards with LEDS. Includes printable to make the cards out of 2. Valentines Circus- A carousel of 12 Valentine related science activities. Activities include icy heart paintings, states of matter of chocolate, valentine towers, candy paintings, bow and arrow building, flying cupid, making a love potion and secret message writing among st others 3. Valentine STEM Challenges- 7 Valentines related STEM Challenges that can be done as individual lessons or a carousel of activities. Includes build a 3D LOVE Structure, Valentine Rockets, Science valentine Card, air mail, house of cards and flying hearts 4. Chromatography Valentine Cards and flowers- Make Chromatography Butterfly and Heart cards and Chromatography flowers

This display uses Pokemon to help explain the biological topics of evolution, adaptation and classification. In the game Pokemon go, Pokemon evolve, are adapted to their surroundings and are classified into groups depending on their powers and abilities. I have used this to related Pokemon to science and create this unique display. As Pokemon is quite popular at the moment this display has drawn the students attention and they have taken great interest in it. Attached are a number of pictures of the display to show what it should look like and all the resources I created in order for you to replicate it.

A variety of KS3 and KS4 biology practicals. Many of which are required practicals for the AQA spec. For each practical there is technicians notes which contains everything you need to set up the practical and the method, a colourful student sheet with a simplified method to help students carry out the practical (this can be printed off and laminated for students or put on the board) and anything else needed to carry out the practical. . Agar Jelly Cube Diffusion . Food Tests . Investigating the effect of pH on the enzyme Amylase . Investigating the effect of temperature on Milk Decay . Microbiology- Testing the effectiveness of antiseptics on bacteria . Model blood making- . Osmosis in Potatos . Photosynthesis in pondweed . Reebop making- get students to make a baby marshmallow reebop to help teach meiosis and genetic inheritance . Preparing an onion slide for microscope viewing . Viewing the stomata of a leaf under a microscope . DNA Kiwi- extracting the DNA from a kiwi Risk Assessments need to be carried out before each activity