Science is all around us in every day life. There's examples of science everywhere, including the weather (and seasons) outside, a kettle boiling or music playing from a speaker. Science is happening ...

Shadows form when an object blocks the light. Some objects are opaque such as stone, metal and wood. This means light doesn't travel through them and it bounces back off the object. On the other side ...

Practise your Key Stage 2 skills around Earth and space with Horrible Science. Play this interactive game and join Pipette on her epic mission through the Solar System. Find the perfect planet, ...

You can add components such as a lightbulbs, buzzers or Frankensteins to circuits to get them working. Electricity is a type of energy that powers things to work. Electricity is very important as we ...

Who has played an important role in science? Watch: Famous Female Scientists Who were the famous women? Quiz: Who am I? Activity: Research Four of the most influential women in science: Mary Anning, ...

Gravity is the force of attraction between two objects. It pulls everything downwards towards the centre of the Earth. Gravity holds the Earth and the other planets in their orbits around the Sun.

The four different stages of evolution of a caveman. Over time, animals and plants have adapted and evolved. As a species we're constantly changing to adapt to the changing world around us. When ...

Batteries are stores of chemical energy. Many devices such as televisions, computers, remote controls, watches and games consoles need electricity to work. Batteries ...