Scientific Eye: Materials and Their Properties 2 – Downloadable Study Guide

This downloadable study guide presents imaginative ways of getting pupils to think and act scientifically, and contains a range of photocopiable activity sheets for each programme in the Channel 4 series. Special icons indicate what is expected as pupils rise to the challenges posed by each activity, including

• use of knowledge and ideas
• discussion
• vocabulary
• researching and gathering information
• data handling and interpretation
• exploring opinions and values
• creative writing and role-play
• practical investigation

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