Science Around Us

Making an Impression: A Simple Introduction to Nature What were your first memories of nature when you were a

In the first blog in this series, we explored how creating a nature table stimulates curiosity, develops observational skills

Although there were few insects flying about on this crisp autumn day, my great-grandchildren insisted on a mini beast hunt,

Curious Autumn: From Nature Walk to Nature Table (Part 1) Science doesn't begin in a laboratory - it begins with

Are you noticing more leaves carpeting your local paths? Here in my woodland classroom, I'm watching nature's annual transformation unfold—fresh

A couple of weeks ago someone sent me a picture of a bee on a flower collecting pollen. You

A few years ago I produced a number of blogs addressing this idea and illustrated it by visiting a range

A group of small clouds passing by Clouds are made up from millions of tiny water droplets that

Children often ask questions which need a scientific explanation. The memory of the explanations can be extended when an activity

In my last blog I asked people about what they remembered of science from high school. The majority of responses