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In this series of short films pupils are introduced to some key learning points in the KS2 science curriculum through a variety of engaging experiments.
In this set of five videos, STEM Learning staff show a range of experiments which can be used by science teachers in the school laboratory or classroom. The videos include tips on how to conduct the experiments and explain what is being demonstrated by each one.
This short animated film explores mechanisms. Mechanisms are devices that we create to help us. Most mechanisms are designed to change smaller input forces and motion into greater output force and...
In this video, children will learn about science, the scientific method, and famous scientists! 00:00 What is science?...more.
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- Density - Rainbow in A Jar
- The Water Cycle - Precipitation - Rain Cloud in A Jar Experiment
- Changing Pitch - Make A Musical Instrument
- Why It Snows, and Insulation - Melting Snow Experiment
- Separating Mixtures - Fireworks Experiment
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Twinkl Teaches houses a wide range of lessons, ideal for the needs of you and your learners, and our collection of Science lessons is no exception. In our KS2 Topic section, you can find Sciencevideo lessons that cover famous scientists, tricky scientific concepts - and science experiments. There are different ways you could use a Twinkl Teaches on...
Each lesson video is extremely easy to access and use at home. Firstly, each lesson has a lesson description you can access before you even click on the video, so you can check the lesson meets your needs. The lesson videos themselves are carefully laid out, with our teachers listing all you need at the beginning so you can be fully prepared for th...
First up, Twinkl Teacher Darshna takes us all the way back - to Ancient Greece! This lesson, exploring the concept of density, begins with a story about how Archimedes proved that a gold crown had a greater volume than a gold-covered silver bar. Both had the same mass, but the gold crown displaced more water as it had a greater density. Eureka! Thi...
Explore the water cycle with Twinkl Teacher Hollie! This lesson begins with a reminder of the water cycle - how much do your children remember? Don’t worry if they’re new to the process, as Hollie runs through the process twice, once as a simpler overview, and again in much greater detail. This is a great place for your children to begin, or to ext...
We’re back again with Twinkl Teacher Darshna, and this time we’re investigating sound. But don’t worry if you haven’t got any musical instruments at home - as together you’ll be making an instrument! You’ll begin by exploring quiet or loud sounds, and high or low sounds. What are the scientific terms for these? Darshna has a number of different ins...
If you’ve been blessed with some snow, then make most of the white stuff with this insulation experiment from Twinkl Teacher J-… well, me! For most of this lesson, you’re offered the opportunity to keep warm inside, as I begin by picking up where Twinkl Teacher Hollie left off by explaining how the stages of the water cycle form precipitation - bef...
Finally, Twinkl Teacher Saleena has a number of demonstrations and an experiment to follow along with all about separating mixtures! The lesson begins with a reminder of what a mixture is, and then introduces a number of different methods you could use to separate mixtures - like filtering, sieving, or using a magnet. Whilst each method is explaine...
This is just a taster of what to expect from our Science video lessons on Twinkl Teaches, but you can find a wealth of other experiments, demonstrations and information - including: 1. Twinkl Teacher James demonstrating the difference between solids, liquids and gases. 2. Twinkl Teacher Ingrid teaching us (and singing) all about Charles Darwin and ...
Watch a range of fun science experiment videos that show just how exciting science can be. The cool video clips show what happens to marshmallows in a vacuum, how to suck an egg into a bottle, an amazing tea bag rocket in action, how to test how much sugar is in soda and more.
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Apr 20, 2022 · Engage kids with science in action! Find the best free science videos on YouTube and Instagram, covering a wide variety of topics.
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