It’s DAY SIX of WHIZZ POP BANG’S 12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS PRIZES. Up for grabs today is a SUPER SCIENCE BUNDLE! 

Every day until 12th Dec, we’ll launch a competition to give you and your budding scientists a chance to win awesome prizes. Don’t forget to come back tomorrow for another chance to win! 

Today’s fantastic prize includes four curiosity-awakening issues of Whizz Pop Bang magazine plus a brilliant badge! This bundle contains:

💥 SMALL WONDER (22) – Zooming in on tiny science
💥 JUMPING JUNGLES (37) – Trek into the tropics on a journey of discovery
💥 BRILLIANT BRAINS (38) – Get your thinking cap on for some mind-boggling science
💥 CODING CAPERS (51) – Welcome to the wonderful world of computer programming
💥 A Y’S WONDER CLUB COLLECTIBLE ENAMEL PIN BADGE

To be in with a chance of winning this perfect prize, just answer this question in the comments:

What is a moss piglet also known as?
A A piglet that is under three days old
B A tardigrade
C A lichen that grows on fir trees

This competition closes at 7am on Wednesday 2nd December 2020. Whizz Pop Bang competition terms and conditions are here.

Good luck!

This competition closes at 7am on Monday 7th December 2020. Whizz Pop Bang competition terms and conditions are here.

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Whizz Pop Bang is a top-quality, gender-neutral, advert-free science magazine for families everywhere. Each issue is packed with experiments, activities, amazing facts, puzzles, jokes, riddles and more. Find out more here!

It’s DAY FIVE of WHIZZ POP BANG’S 12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS PRIZES. Today’s prize is a must-have for all Whizz Pop Bang mega-fans: it’s a Whizz Pop Bang magazine binder! 

Every day until 12th Dec, we’ll launch a competition to give you and your budding scientists a chance to win awesome prizes. Don’t forget to come back tomorrow for another chance to win! 

This awesome binder is perfect for storing a whole year’s worth of Whizz Pop Bang magazines. Simply slot each magazine in place and you’ll be able to flick through your entire Whizz Pop Bang collection with ease – perfect for looking up those vital pages on your latest school topic! 

To be in with a chance of winning this perfect prize, just answer this question in the comments:

What does Sn represent on the periodic table?

A Tin
B Selenium
C Silicon

This competition closes at 7am on Sunday 6th December 2020. Whizz Pop Bang competition terms and conditions are here.

Good luck!

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Whizz Pop Bang is a top-quality, gender-neutral, advert-free science magazine for families everywhere. Each issue is packed with experiments, activities, amazing facts, puzzles, jokes, riddles and more. Find out more here!

T. rex illusion – a brilliant science activity for kids!

In Whizz Pop Bang: DINO GIANTS, you can find out how to make an incredible T. rex optical illusion that seems to be watching your every move! This video shows it in action…

In this mega dinosaur edition of Whizz Pop Bang, we’re looking at some of the most awesome creatures ever to have set foot on this planet – discover gigantic dinosaurs that were taller than houses, humungous flying reptiles that ruled the skies and petrifying prehistoric predators that patrolled the seas!

There are loads of dino activities for you to try at home – craft a balancing stegosaurus, create your own eco-friendly fossil dig kits and cast a replica dinosaur tooth!

You can also cut out and make roar-some paper dinosaurs that walk down slopes and discover the biggest dinosaur ever known, Argentinosaurus, which laid eggs as big as coconuts! Find out how animatronic dinosaurs work, meet a palaeontologist who solves the mysteries of how dinosaurs lived and read about William Buckland and Mary Morland, who studied the first dinosaur fossils. You can even take our Silly Science quiz, ‘Which dinosaur are you?!’ to discover what your life could have been like in the Cretaceous period!

It’s a truly colossal edition of Whizz Pop Bang!

If you enjoyed watching this T. rex illusion, why not share it with a friend, it’s sure to amaze them!

It’s DAY SEVEN of WHIZZ POP BANG’S 12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS PRIZES and today we’re giving away a Y’s Wonder Club Pack!

Every day until 12th Dec, we’ll launch a competition to give you and your budding scientists a chance to win awesome prizes. Don’t forget to come back tomorrow for another chance to win…

Y’s Wonder Club is the club for Whizz Pop Bang readers, encouraging them to get stuck into experimenting and to share their adventures in science. This bumper scrapbook club pack is the perfect gift for any scientist-in-training and includes:

💫 Large science scrapbook, ideal for recording hopeful hypotheses, nature notes, future inventions, experiment results and more – it’s bound to spark curiosity and creativity!

💫 Enamel Y’s Wonder Club pin badge – wear this quality badge and glow with pride

💫 A4 Sheet of fun science stickers – perfect for adorning the scrapbook

💫 Club membership certificate – A5 certificate to show you’re part of the club

To be in with a chance of winning this perfect prize, just answer this question in the comments:

Who devised the theory of relativity?
A Stephen Hawking
B Marie Curie
C Albert Einstein

This #competition closes at 7am on Tuesday 8th December 2020. Whizz Pop Bang competition terms and conditions are here: https://www.whizzpopbang.com/terms-and-conditions/

Good luck!

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Whizz Pop Bang is a top-quality, gender-neutral, advert-free science magazine for families everywhere. Each issue is packed with experiments, activities, amazing facts, puzzles, jokes, riddles and more. Find out more here!

Hooray, it’s Bonfire Night! Here’s a super fun experiment you can do indoors with little ones!

To create your own indoor fireworks display (and investigate surface tension at the same time), you just need some full fat milk, gel-based food colouring, a cotton bud, some liquid soap and a plate. Oh, and a willing helper and Whizz Pop Bang’s ‘Fireworks on a plate’ instructions, of course! Here’s what you need to do – keep scrolling to download a PDF of this activity.

This experiment is included in our FRE science club resources – find loads more brilliant activities here: https://www.whizzpopbang.com/science-club/