Science (KS1) content list

Here is the total list of Interactive Flash activities that you will be able to use if you receive the Key Stage 1 Science e-gadgets. This excludes the hundreds of illustrations and photographs that you will also be able to use. Click on the hi-lighted topics to sample them.

A balanced meal
A balanced plate
Adults and babies - 1
Adults and babies - 2
Animal habitats
Baby and toddler
Butterfly life cycle
Can you name these parts of the body?
Can you put these pictures in order from youngest to oldest?
Stages of growth
Caterpillar to butterfly
Changing movement - lawn mower
Changing movement - roundabout
Changing movement - seesaw
Changing movement - swing
Changing shape
Changing shape through heat
Changing shape through heat - photos
Changing shape using force
Dandelion life cycle
Describing sounds
Different plants
Eating and drinking
Experimenting with melting ice
Experimenting with toy cars
Experimenting with toy cars. - 1
Experimenting with toy cars. - 2
Experimenting with toy cars. - 3
Experimenting with toy cars. - 4
Experimenting with toy cars. - 5
Experimenting with toy cars. - 6
Experimenting with toy cars. - 7
Experimenting with toy cars. - 8
Experimenting with toy cars. - 9
Explore the park
Finding electrical appliances in the kitchen
Finding electrical appliances in the living room
Finding plants
Frog life cycle
Frog spawn to frog
Fruit or veg?
Glove puppet
Growing beans investigation
Growing older
How are we different?
Humans and other animals
Keeping healthy
Light explorer
Listening to sounds
Listening to Sounds 1
Listening to Sounds 2
Listening to Sounds 3
Listening to Sounds 4
Listening to Sounds 5
Listening to Sounds 6
Listening to Sounds 7
Listening to Sounds 8
Listening to Sounds 9
Listening to Sounds 10
Listening to Sounds 11
Listening to Sounds 12
Listening to Sounds 13
Listening to Sounds 14
Listening to Sounds 15
Listening to Sounds 16
Listening to Sounds 17
Living & non-living things
Look at your body
Making a face
Making ice-cubes
Material strengths
Materials and finished objects
Measuring differences
Melting ice
My arm
My body
My head
My leg
Natural and man-made
Parts of the body
Plant labelling
Plant lifecycle
Plant or animal?
Push or pull - buggy?
Push or pull - door?
Push or pull - supermarket trolley?
Push or pull - toy?
Push or pull - window blind?
Push or pull? - 1
Push or pull? - 2
Shiny objects
Simon says
Sorting animals
Sorting materials
Sources of light
Speeding up and slowing down - cricket 1
Speeding up and slowing down - cricket 2
Speeding up and slowing down - cricket 3
Speeding up and slowing down - cricket 4
Strengths of light
Suitable materials
Testing sound and distance
The five senses
The Sun
Torch circuit
Water and steam
What do all plants need to grow well?
What do we call this activity?
What does this circuit need to make the torch work?
What force is used to change the shape of these materials?
What kinds of mechanisms are used to make these pictures move?
What makes it move - sand wheel?
What makes it move - water mill?
What makes it move - water wheel?
What makes it move - windmill?
What material is used to make these objects? (photographs)
Where are the seeds? - 1
Where are the seeds? - 2
Which animal would you expect to find under the flower pot?
Which battery does it need?
Which bird lives near water?
Which bread is best for...?
Which cam will make the follower rise and fall once with each complete turn?
Which cam will make the follower rise and fall three times with each complete turn?
Which material was used to make these objects?
Which of these gives the strongest light?
Which of these is a baby frog?
Which of these is true?
Which of these living things is not an animal?
Which of these materials is not found naturally?
Which of these materials would make the best bucket?
Which of these objects does not need electricity?
Which of these objects will not reflect light?
Which of these toys would you pull?
Which plants give us food?
Will it work?