5º Light: Reflection and Refraction

Watch this video to help you understand more about light!

Sources of Energy

Watch this presentation to find out more details about sources of energy.

Energy

Do this quiz to test your knowledge of different forms of energy: Forms of Energy

Click on the picture to watch a presentation which will help you to distinguish different types of Energy.

What is the Biosphere?

Cell Models

Here are some cell models we did in Science class to remind ourselves about the differences between animal cells and plants cells.

 

Here is a summary of the unit which you can use to revise for the exam.

Click on the picture to go to a web page where you can learn more about sexual reproduction.

What is DNA for Kids | An easy overview of DNA for children | Awesome DN...

Watch these videos to find out more...

DNA

DNA is very important sometimes in solving cold case crimes years after they have occurred. Watch this video to find out more!

Revision

Click on the picture to go to a link with a concept map to help you revise for the exam on Tuesday.

Digestive System Experiment | Reach Out CPD

Interactive Human | Digestive System

The Brain

Watch these cartoons to become an expert on the brain!





And click on this picture to learn more about your brain

Neurons

Do you want to find out more about neurons? Watch these videos to become an expert!

Our Ears

Do you think you know everything about ears? Well, watch these videos and you're sure to learn something new!





And click on this picture to go to a page which tells you how your ear works

Our Skin

Watch these videos to understand more about our skin:






And click on the picture to learn more

As we're talking about machines in science right now, this video explains how a group of young men created the first computer 'Colussus' during the first World War. It is thought that they helped to stop the war from continuing because they were able to decipher codes which the Germans used to send and receive messages.  The video is quite long, but you may want to see parts of it where you can get an idea of how big the first computer was, and the people working on it who were very young to be responsible for something so important.

Click on the picture to go to a page which explains separation of mixtures. See if you can do the test afterwards!

Watch this video about separating mixtures to help you understand more. Pay special attention to evaporation, distillation, filtration and dissolution: