Teaching Materials

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Primary School, Secondary School

Resources by Science on Stage Ireland

Learning from each other across europe - Teaching ideas by and for STEM teachers from the European Science on Stage Festivals. Collected and published by Science on Stage Ireland since 2000.

STEM, Natural Sciences, Nature and Technology, Primary School, Science, Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science, Chemistry, Engineering

Festival

English, French, German

Primary School, Secondary School

Understanding geometry in a playful way - Learning by doing in mathematics

Who was not intimidated by solid geometry? Drawing three dimensional objects on paper with all their geometrical characteristics is often a challenge for students. However with simple materials from a DIY store (Do It Yourself store) and the instruct...

Mathematics

Festival

English

Secondary School

Rolling Sounds - Uniform circular motion in computer science

This teaching unit can either be used in a computer science class or in a physics class and it involves—along with the calculation of other physical quantities of uniform circular motion—the calculation of the linear velocity of rotation in two diffe...

Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science

Coding

English, German, Bulgarian

Single unit

Secondary School

Swinging Bodies: Video and graph analysis of spring and pendulum motions

Oscillating objects are all around us. Each and every sound is produced by an oscillating source. Studying oscillation is not the easiest thing to do but one of the easiest ways to analyse them are spring and pendulum motions.

Physics, Computer Science, Chemistry

ICT

English, German, French, Romanian, Polish, Hungarian

Single unit

Secondary School

Liquid Data

The students take on the role of researchers. Using Arduino, they conduct an experiment to determine if there is a relationship between the acidity and the temperature of water.

Chemistry

Coding

English, German, Bulgarian

Single unit