Workshops and after school clubs
Discovery Bug workshops offer unique and educational science
activities to groups of curious kids (schools, youth club,
holiday programme, Scouts, Brownies etc) using a combination
of demonstrations and interactive experiments that will get
children inspired and excited! We can also come to your school
and offer a science club after school for your pupils - for as
many weeks as suits the school.
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Many of the topics covered link in with KS1/KS2 topics,and can
be even be extended to KS3 topics. If you have a particular
subject you would like covered, Discovery Bugs can work
with you to design and deliver a unique programme.
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Here are just some examples of some of the sessions we can offer, either through daytime workshops or after school science club at your school:
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Interesting Bodies - a look at real organs (heart/lung/kidney) via dissections and a chance to examine real animal hearts (yr5/6)
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General fun science – Example activities - lava lamps, fizzy potions, elephants toothpaste, slime making (yr 3-6)
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General fun science infants – Example activities - fizzy potions, rainbow potions, fake snow volcanoes, giant bubbles,
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Fizzy bubbles - a popular sessions looking at the science behind bubbles and ending with giant bubbles (need outdoor space) and coke/mentoes demo (all years)
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Disgusting digestion - an interactive session looking at the (messy) process of digestion culminating in making 'poo' slime (yr 3-6)
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Venture into space – making fizzing asteroids, firing rockets and making galaxy slime (yr 3-6)
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Silly Science – using springs to launch objects, elephants toothpaste reaction, blowing up balloons with household substances and making slime. (y r3-6)
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Food Monsters Feast – making ice cream, observing rainbows using skittles making sherbert and lemonade, edible slime (microwave needed) (all years)
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Crime Scene Investigation – learning fingerprinting techniques, paper chromatography, chemical analysis and DNA extraction (all years)
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Divine slime – learning about the science of making a good slime, followed by making different types of slime (choices include fluffy, galaxy, ocean, sand, glow in the dark, chalkboard thermochromic, magnetic) – A slime stall is great for a summer or Christmas fair too!! (all years)
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Hubble Bubble Potion Trouble – explore reactions through colourful fizzing potions, colour changing potions, and making goblin snot (glow in the dark slime)
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