Our collection of free, downloadable worksheets and activities are designed for young people and adults alike. From simple science experiments to creative challenges, these resources let you experience research in a fun, hands-on way.
Supervision of young people is advised. Start your at-home discoveries now!
Everyone can be a researcher — and once you’ve completed an activity, you can download a certificate to celebrate your achievement.
Make a model of the amazing insides of an animal cell with kit you can find at home!
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Cut and paste out the three pieces of this iconic prehistoric animal!
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See if you can correctly place the internal organs inside different animals!
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Explore weather and climate through postcards, and see how the changing climate might impact them!
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Using food dye and a hair dryer to learn about how wings create lift on planes.
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Learn how to extract DNA from fruit using nothing but household objects!
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Separate out the colours of nature using household materials and some leaves!
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Learn about how molecules of the Earth help us answer questions about the past when they happened 1,000s of years ago.
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Fill in the missing labels with the names of the bones in the arm of a theropod dinosaur, Allosaurus
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Try out interesting acting techniques from the world of 19th Century Theatre!
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Discover how to make useful things from green seaweed blooms
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Download this printable colouring in sheet of the SS Great Britain!
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How does the shape of a crystal affect the properties of a material?
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Find out how our vision affects our sense of taste in this interesting experiment with white wine! (ADULTS ONLY!)
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How do clouds form? This activity tests how soap changes the nature of water and what it can do
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How does crystal shape affect the properties of the materials?
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Is it possible to detect small plastic which are invisible to our eye?
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We want you to design your own virus, we created the Giggletilly virus – for a virus that gives you the giggles!
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Find out how to do your own science investigation using bouncy balls.
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Try this online quiz to see if you can match the animal to the amount of methane it produces!
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Find out how our vision affects our sense of taste in this interesting experiment with flavoured water!
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Use this paper craft activity to build your own model MRI Machine
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