Sciency stuff

 Here's a page with some Science resources:

BBC Teach's Terrific Scientific has some home experiments here at this link to BBC Teach

NASA – yep – explore space with NASA. There are other resources, but here is a shortcut to the things you can do at home NASA home for students Grades 5-8

Mommy Poppins has some science experiments to do at home. I have not tested any of these so check them out and try them first. I assume that you don't need protective gear and they won't blow your house up but check before you start. If in doubt STOP. Mommy Poppins link is here.

The Open University has some amazing Blue Planet resources here. Click here for Open University Blue Planet. Free poster and game to download (scroll down).

More BBC Blue Planet resources at BBC Earth and of course BBC Bitesize which is here.

The Natural History Museum(in London, UK) has a series of resources here at The Natural History Museum Teaching Resources pages.

National Geographic Kids has resources here 

The Science Museum (in London, UK) has some games and apps here at science museum resources and some learning resources here

RSPB – more than just birds. The amazing RSPB has some great resources to help children understand the natural world. Explore your gardens by looking under rocks and plants. Click the RSPB links here.

Science Fun for Everyone is a team of science graduates and educators in the Raleigh, North Carolina area. They have some resources and a home kit to download at Science Fun for Everyone

The STEM website has oodles of free, checked and tested resources to support the teaching and learning of science, technology, engineering & mathematics (STEM) subjects.

Twinkle has lots of free resources to download – I haven't tested this – treat free with caution. Here's the link for twinkle resources

WOW Science – some good primary resources here at WOW Science

WWF  or The Worldwide Fund for Nature has  some great resources WWF teaching resources is here.