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British Science Week: primary activity pack (2025)
This activity pack provides a range of activities that promote cross-curricular learning, so that STEM can be linked to other curriculum subjects and to pupil's own backgrounds, lives and interests. It has been designed for British Science Week 2025 on the theme of 'change and adapt'.
Activities are suitable for pupil's to complete in any setting, either in school, a club, an organisation, or at home with their families.
Get pupils thinking about how the world is changing and how we can adapt to those changes. You can also think about the types of change and adaptation we see in STEM, with endless options. For inspiration, the activities in the pack include:
- Let’s make a wormery
- Deep sea yoga discovery
- Amazing animal adaptations
- Minecraft: axolotl adaptations
- Playground games
- Antibody adventure: memory challenge
- Music maker
- Top of the crops
- Tabletop glaciers
- Magnetic coins
- Heave-to
- Should we flush it away?
- Microplastic pollution problem
- Dissolving dilemma
- Be a desert island survivor
- Your planet needs you
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