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ALT Text reads: Free STEM teaching resources. Bring current science into the classroom. Collective phenomena: What they are and where they occur. How nature's collective phenomena inspire new technologies in materials science. age 14 to 19. Science in School. The European journal for science teachers.

ALT A text reads: Looking for classroom activities? Model stellar evolution. The resource includes: Concepts of a star’s life cycle , Turning principles into a model system, Computational thinking, Proportional scaling. Age 11 to 19. Science in School. Free STEM teaching resource. A sky full of stars seen in the background.

ALT A text reads: Looking for classroom activities? Building bridges. How structures stay upright. Introduction to basic mechanical concepts and different types of bridges. Design, plan, construct, and test model bridges. Age 11 to 15. Free STEM teaching resources. In the background a photograph of a bridge.

ALT Text reads: Looking for classroom activities. Colour science experiments. How white light splits into colours, how colour mixing works, how an object's colour depends on how it interacts with light. age: 11 to 14. Free STEM teaching resources. The background of the posts shows a photograph of a bunch of colourful gummybears.

ALT Text reads: Looking for classroom activities? Teach enzyme activity with soy beans. It covers the essential role of enzymes, where urease is found and why it matters and using pH changes to uncover urease activity. Free STEM teaching resource. Like and Share. Science in School. A photograph of soybeans in the background














