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Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET)
IET sports themed STEM resources - primary
This set of resources combine sport with engineering and showcase the many ways that STEM influences sport as well as the variety of different career paths. Activities range from using fractions and probabilities to build a football team to designing their own football kit. All are mapped to the national curriculum and include lesson plans and presentations.
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Measuring time
This resource focusses on measuring time, by recording the time it takes to complete a walking race. In small teams, pupils will time each other with a stopwatch and record the data. The results will then be sorted and discussed as a class using terms such as, faster, slower, quicker etc. This activity could be...
Sports logo design
This resource designed by the IET is one of a series of resources designed to allow learners to use the theme of sport and the men’s football World Cup to develop their knowledge and skills in design and technology and engineering.
The resource could be used as a one-off main lesson activity to build...
Build your own football team
In this resource designed by the IET children use their maths skills to build their own football team. The activities explore the maths of fantasy football and football cards. Pupils compare numbers and measures, add totals and find differences within the context of exploring the ways that footballers can be...
Fractions of the squad
In this resource designed by the IET, pupils use their knowledge of fractions and percentages to describe football squads and select a team. Can someone else work out which team they have selected from the fractions and percentages they have used to describe it?
The purpose of the activity is to deepen...
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| Subject(s) | Design and technology, Food Technology, Engineering, Mathematics |
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| Age | 5-7, 7-11 |
| Published | 2020 to date |
| Published by | 
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| Direct URL | https://www.stem.org.uk/cxhtmc |
