Interesting Links
How to preserve snowflakes
This interesting link (from the snowcrystals.com website by Professor Kenneth G. Libbrecht) can help your learners celebrate World Snow Day (19 January) with a fun experiment showing how to preserve snowflakes. Can you learners guess how it is possible to preserve a real snowflake and create a snowflake fossil? (Image taken from the snowcrystals.com website by Professor Kenneth G. Libbrecht)
All about mountains
This very complete range of resources about mountains (by Mandy Barrow on the primaryhomeworkhelp website) will help your learners to do projects and homework. They can help to focus learners on World Mountain Day on 11 December 2019 and range from information on how mountains are formed to how the climate crisis can affect their ecosystems. How much do your learners know about the effect of tourism on mountains? (image taken from the primaryhomeworkhelp website by Mandy Barrow)
Origami techniques in STEAM
Celebrate World Origami Day with your learners (10-12 years old) on 11 November with these STEAM activities from coolaustralia.org which help them understand how origami is used, not only in art, but also in science, technology and engineering. What origami designs will your learners come up with? (Image taken from the coolaustralia.org website)
Musicianship course
Enjoy doing this free musicianship course (from the National Youth Choir of Great Britan website) with your learners to help them to sing better together. There are worksheets attached and there is also a link to free youtube videos to accompany the course. What better way to get your learners ready to perform together.(Image taken from a video by nycgb.org.uk/musicianship on the youtube website)
