Tagged: primary

science experiments

Apr 2019

primary IT: writing & word processing

How writing, communicating or presenting science can be helped by using a word processor or Powerpoint.

primary school science

Apr 2019

primary IT: control & automation

Here follow some starter projects for computer control and coding.

primary school science / schools technology

Apr 2019

primary IT: graphs & sensors

How science topics can be helped by using an IT measuring tool called a sensor. Explained, with examples nearby (from ‘IT in primary science’ by Roger Frost).

handling data from experiments / primary school science

Apr 2019

primary IT: electricity spreadsheet

handling data from experiments / primary school science

Apr 2019

primary IT: graphs for a forces topic

handling data from experiments / primary school science

Apr 2019

primary IT: plant growth graph

handling data from experiments / primary school science

Apr 2019

primary IT: food choices graph

handling data from experiments / primary school science

Apr 2019

primary IT: graphs & spreadsheets

How data handling in science topics can be helped by using an IT tool called a spreadsheet program. Explained, with examples (from ‘IT in primary science’ by Roger Frost).

handling data from experiments / primary school science

Apr 2019

primary IT: branching databases

A ‘branching database is a must-try activity for sorting items and classifying animals.

handling data from experiments / primary school science

Apr 2019

primary IT: make a database

handling data from experiments / primary school science

Apr 2019

primary IT: graphs & databases

About databases and how different types of graph are useful

primary school science

Apr 2019

primary ideas: earth & space topics

ideas for earth and space topics in primary science

primary school science

Apr 2019

primary ideas: earth & weather topics

ideas for earth / weather topics in primary science

primary school science

Apr 2019

primary ideas: sound & music topics

ideas using IT in a topic covering sound in primary science

primary school science

Apr 2019

primary ideas: light topics

Ideas for using IT in topics about light

primary school science

Apr 2019

primary ideas: forces topics

lots of ideas using IT in a forces topic in primary science

primary school science

Apr 2019

primary ideas: electricity topic

IT ideas for an electricity topic

primary school science

Apr 2019

primary ideas: temperature and energy topics

IT ideas for primary science topics covering heat, energy, temperature, keeping warm.

primary school science

Apr 2019

primary ideas: changing materials topic

IT ideas for topics involving heating, burning and changing materials

primary school science

Apr 2019

primary ideas: materials topics

IT ideas for topics about choosing materials, what things are made of and so on.

primary school science

Apr 2019

primary ideas: recycling topic

IT ideas for primary science topics about recycling

primary school science

Apr 2019

primary ideas: plants topic

Primary science IT ideas for topics concerning plants

primary school science

Apr 2019

primary ideas: birds topic

IT ideas for topics around birds

primary school science

Apr 2019

primary ideas: animals topic

IT ideas for topics including animals

primary school science

Apr 2019

primary ideas: food topic

IT ideas for science topics involving food and diet

primary school science

Apr 2019

primary ideas: health topic

Ideas to use IT in primary school topics on health

primary school science

Apr 2019

primary ideas: ourselves topic

IT ideas for topics about ourselves and human variation

primary school science

Apr 2019

primary: which colour for cycling

Most substances reflect some light and that is why we can see them. White light is a mixture of many colours mixed together. When white light shines on say, a blue fabric, the fabric reflects blue and absorbs every colour except blue. Similarly a red fabric reflects red and absorbs all other colours. A black fabric …

primary school science

Apr 2019

primary: which light is brightest?

We need light to see things and light comes from something that is hot or burning. A torch or light bulb has tungsten wire which glows when hot. Candles produce light by burning chemicals. Some light ..

primary school science

Apr 2019

primary: make ear muffs for teacher

Noise is sound being a nuisance or causing ear damage but sound proofing against this is difficult. This is because all sorts of materials vibrate and transmit sound. Having sound absorbers, such as carpets and curtains helps to absorb sound. Also ..

primary school science

Apr 2019

primary: can you trust your ears

Materials which set up vibrations in the air make sound. These vibrations are little ‘puffs’ of higher air pressure followed by gaps of lower air pressure …

primary school science

Apr 2019

primary: make your hot drink cool

Hot things cool because they lose heat to their surroundings. We can help them to cool by making the surroundings cooler (by blowing) or by conducting heat away with a spoon. The greater the difference..

primary school science

Apr 2019

primary: keep baby warm

Babies and adults are warmer than their surroundings and constantly lose heat to it. Other things being equal, how quickly they lose heat depends on their size and the surrounding temperature. The

primary school science

Apr 2019

primary: taking temperatures

If a cup of hot water has a higher temperature than the room, it loses heat energy to the room. In contrast, ice water, which has a lower temperature than the room, will gain heat energy from the room. Knowing the temperature of

Tagged: primary

CHOOSE A TOPIC / KEYWORD:

About rogerfrost.com

categories

search

MOST RECENT POSTS