This year’s theme is growth. You might immediately think ‘let’s get planting’, but we have some different ideas for you. We have two FREE activities based on plants which are suitable for all year groups.
As we grow, we develop muscles. Investigate how muscles work with this investigation.
To keep science going all week, we have several reading comprehensions linked to the theme of growth and the human body, including interviews, explanation texts and historical scientists.
Interview with a orthopaedic vet 
A biography on Marie Curie 
An explanation text on X-Ray machines
Don’t forget to take photographs so you can make a display or share them on your school’s social media platforms. We would love to see what you have been doing too, so please tag us @whizzpopbangmag
Whizz Pop Bang magazine and teaching resources are brilliant ways to enhance your science teaching:
- We provide downloadable science lesson plans, PowerPoint presentations, hands-on investigations and science reading comprehensions written by primary school teachers.
- Whizz Pop Bang teaching resources link to the National Curriculum, ensuring correct coverage.
- All of our resources are year group specific, ensuring progression between the years.
- We make cross-curricular links to other subjects, such as English, Maths, History, Geography, Design and Technology and PSHE.
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