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This book of large – format colour photography is for use in group discussion alongside the Gin Science activities contained in the Resources...
This book of large – format colour photography is for use in group discussion alongside the Ginn Science activities contained in the Resources file.
Ourselves and healthy living, other animals and plants, materials and their use, energy and forces, earth and space.
This book of large – format colour photography is for use in group discussion alongside the Ginn Science activities contained in the Resources file.
Ourselves and healthy living, other animals and plants, materials and their uses, energies and forces, earth and space.
This book of large – format colour photography is for use in group discussion alongside the Ginn Science activities contained in the Resources file.
Our bodies, heads and faces, plant growth, pets, playground birds, keep warm winter, building materials, making things move, floating and sinking, water,...
This book of large – format colour photography is for use in group discussion alongside the Ginn Science activities contained in the Resources file.
Sight, hearing, taste / smell, mini beasts, cats and dogs, seed and plants leaves, pets' housing, keeping dry, simple machines, wheels and cogs, rain and...
Group financial controller
Nick is the group financial controller for The Paper Company, he discusses his role in this video. Nick manages a group of management accountants and is responsible for putting together the profit and loss balance sheets for all the different divisions of the company. At school Nick enjoyed maths and began work as...
Group umbrella
This resource is a set of instructions for groups of six students to make a working umbrella mechanism out of simple materials. It is a completely practical activity with no formal maths content but it is very useful for linking the students’ work on deployable structures to a real piece of engineering that they...