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Prints

Take a much closer look at this familiar object. Can your class use their reasoning ski...

Ages 5 – 7

  • Animals, including humans
Bactrian camels

Odd One Out

The drinks menu

Put your class’ observation skills to the test with these three amazing animals.

Ages 9 – 11

  • Animals, including humans
  • Living things and their habitats
  • States of matter
  • Evolution and inheritance
Horse chestnut leaves and seed case

What's Going On?

Bonkers conkers

Take a slo-mo look at a horse chestnut dropping its seeds – it’s sure to sp...

Ages 7 – 9

  • Plants

Go to Mars with Explorify!

A new Mars rover blasts off to look for signs of life on the red planet in 2022. We’ve got 50 exciting activities to help you inspire your little scientists to be space explorers!

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Progress over time

After 1-3 activities

Open-ended activities encourage better creative thinking and discussion.

After 4-7 activities

Improved observation, vocabulary and listening enables children to explain ideas more clearly.

After 8-10 activities

Increasing confidence, improved questioning and thinking helps children apply their ideas in new contexts.

And it doesn't end there, after 10 activities you'll continue seeing progress in your class, and pupils more excited about learning science.

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98% of surveyed teachers would recommend Explorify!

"The children love it. It doesn't take a lot of planning on my behalf as a teacher, the activities are ready to go and it's just a great all-round resource."

Joshua Payne

Joshua Payne, SEN teacher, Kent

"It's great for building vocabulary, brilliant for listening and talking. Couldn't speak highly enough of it, I love it - and it's free!"

Heather Beattie

Heather Beattie, class teacher, County Down

"Science is much more about exploring our own ideas and supporting the children to find their own answers, then test their own answers."

Cat Boaz

Cat Boaz, class teacher, Wantage

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