Rock, Paper, Scissors Review – A Book Full of Fun Activities Coming up with new things to keep kids entertained can be a challenge. Ironically, I used to be much better at this before becoming a parent! I used to work in a nursery and as a nanny and was always coming up with fun and creative activities to do with the kids. Once I had my own kids, there were a lot more things to juggle, along with sleepless nights and more responsibilities and stress so my creativity has plummeted a bit too. I’m sure many parents are in similar positions and struggle to come up with activity ideas for the kids. We need not worry though, there are...
My 10 year old is currently reading a book called 101 People Who Made History. When flicking through I found myself naturally drawn towards the many amazing famous scientists who have helped make the world what it is today with their hard work, sheer determination and passion for science and technology. I’ve collected a few activities and simplified experiments linked to famous scientists to help children understand the concepts these inspirational people discovered. Famous Scientist Experiments Galileo Galilei (1564 to 1642) Galileo was an astronomer, physicist, mathematician and inventor. He built his own telescope which allowed him to discover features on the surface of our moon and the moons of Jupiter!! When Galileo was alive many people thought that the Earth...
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An Archimedes Screw is a type of machine used to lift water. The screw part is usually inside a hollow pipe which is turned by a motor. The rotation of the screw forces liquid or small items upwards. This simple invention is still used in many forms today, thanks to low maintenance costs and high levels of reliability. An Archimedes Screw is basically an inclined plane and cylinder. To lift water the lower end must sit in the water. Archimedes Screw Did Archimedes invent the Archimedes Screw? Historians date the Archimedes Screw back as far as 250 BC, but there is some evidence that it was used even earlier. It is possible that Archimedes improved the design of something that...
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