Science and Maths Shows for Primary schools
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Surprising Science |
The show is packed with science tricks, stunts and puzzles. Matt challenges the audience to discover the sneaky scientific secrets behind the surprising illusions. This is not just an awe & wonder show but one that encourages scientific enquiry and critical thinking skills. Along the way the audience will be taught a host of science tricks using everyday household objects that they can go away and try later; extending the learning and providing teachers with lots of follow up opportunities. During the show Matt will share his background and love of science.
National Curriculum links: Scientific Enquiry. Plus links to Forces and Electromagnetism.
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Thrilling Forces |
A fun filled and interactive show that demonstrates the thrilling forces behind theme park and fun fair rides. The presentation is packed with visual demonstrations, science tricks and audience participation. Rockets will be fired, monkeys will fly and hopefully tall towers won't come crashing to the ground. Pupils will experience and learn the science behind these forces: springs, elastic, magnets, air resistance, friction and gravity.
National Curriculum links: Forces and Motion
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Superhero Science |
Are superpowers fact, fiction or feasible in the future? Explore invisibility, superstrength, body armour, levitation, mind control and find out what they do (or don’t) have to do with real science. And for those superpowers which are scientifically impossible? That’s where the magic comes in! The show has a strong emphasis on smart materials and technology inspired by biology (e.g. spider webs and camouflage.)
National Curriculum links: Materials and their properties; Forces and Motion; Light; Electromagentism
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Magical Maths |
Predicting the future, reading minds, sending secret messages and making objects vanish are easy when you’re a maths magician. Matt's aim is to give his audience tricks they can go away and use to amaze their friends and families. However, in doing so they will be exposed to, and be using, a surprising amount of maths. With shapes, symmetry, patterns and numbers forming the basis of the maths behind the magic.
National Curriculum links: Numbers and Algebra; Shape, Space and Measure; Codes and cryptography; maps
Secondary school Science and Maths Shows
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