Do you see what I see?
…school , a series of short films designed to provide inspiration for cross-curricular learning. Find out more below. Reflections in mirrors are amazing things that tell us a great deal…
Locomotion museum introduction
This video will help teachers prepare for a visit to Locomotion, Shildon. Locomotion Situated in Great Britain’s first railway town, Shildon, Locomotion shows off the powerhouse that is northern invention….
Tablecloth trick
…This trick helps us understand inertia. Inertia is the tendency for an object to remain at rest until a force acts on it. As there is no external force pushing…
InfoAge+ App
…choose an object, create a card and use it to do battle with objects from the gallery. After dark: what would happen if the objects came to life after closing…
Spectacular Space activity trail
Your mission is to use this trail to explore the theme of space around the Science Museum. This fun-filled activity trail will lead you to six space-themed objects showing you…
Try This…
…creativity. For more resources to help complete these activities, follow the links below: Kitchen Science Games For help with ‘Adopt an object’, download the ‘Instructions for pop-up objects’ PDF below….
Treasure Hunters app
…Treasure Hunters encourages players to look beyond the most popular objects in the gallery and create a completely unique experience, with the chance to learn about objects they might not…
Christian martyr statues
Scale of the objects compared with a human 1.8 metres (6 feet) tall. Curriculum links KS3 PSHE: Health and wellbeing PSHE: Living in the wider world KS4 History: Thematic study…