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4science has produced five teacher handbooks to aid teaching and understanding of the key stage 3 programme of study, whatever the approach, scheme of work or teaching style.
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| energy, electricity and forces [was £25] | £15 | invoice |
| chemical and material behaviour [was £25] | £15 | invoice |
| organisms, behaviour and health [was £25] | £15 | invoice |
| the environment, earth and universe [was £25] | £15 | invoice |
| interpreting how science works [was £15] | £12.5 | invoice |
| important practicals and demonstrations [CD-ROM] | £39.95 | invoice |
Free posters showing a variety of engineering jobs, each with associated practical activities that link with 11-14 science curriculums, plus a set of activities linked to the 11-14 design and technology curriculum. Completed for, and available from, the Engineering and Technology Board. The posters and activity sheets can be found at: www.enginuity.org.uk
Free multi-media resource for 11-14 year olds, with videos and activities to demonstrate that science is used in all sorts of jobs and that a science education can broaden your career options. Completed for the Science Council. Available from www.futuremorph.org
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Free database of project ideas for The British Science Association Crest Awards – a scheme for students aged 11-19 to promote investigative learning and to encourage students to develop links with industry. Completed for, and available from, the British Science Association. The online project ideas can be found here
Free web-based resource with 72 AfL activities based on chemistry topics. Activities are spread equally between three age ranges: 11-4, 14-16, post-16. Completed for, and available from, the Royal Society of Chemistry. The resource can be found here
CD-ROM containing more than 70 practicals and demonstrations with detailed guidance for use with 11-14 year olds for all UK curricula.
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| 11-14: important practicals and demonstrations | £39.95 | invoice |
4science has written the first three (of ten) STEM Challenge activities. They have been inspired by London 2012. Each one is a competition and will focus on a different aspect of the preparations or the event itself. They provide a contextual and cross-curricular approach to studying the STEM subjects at Key Stage Three. The STEM Challenges are being managed by STEMNET (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Network) in association with the London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games (LOCOG) and are funded by the Department for Children, Schools and Families. They can be found at:
www.stemchallenges.net
