Teaching Materials

Science on Stage offers teaching materials developed from European STEM teachers for STEM teachers. All materials are free of charge and downloadable here.

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Primary School, Secondary School

Festival projects #SonS2022 - Science for the Youngest

At the European Science on Stage festival 2022 in Prague STEM teachers from all across Europe presented their most creative and innovative best practice teaching ideas. Find here the project posters for the category ‘Science for the Youngest’ ready f...

Science, Physics, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Engineering

Festival 2022, Festival

English

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

The Earth’s Magnetic Field: Experiments with helmholtz coils, compass and smartphones

In the teaching unit ‘The Earth’s Magnetic Field’ students learn how to measure the earth’s magnetic field.

Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science, Geography

Smartphone

English, German

Single unit

Secondary School

Space Travel: Newton, Kepler, circular motion, gravitation, potential and kinetic energy

In this teaching unit, students study how a spaceship arrives on a circular orbit around a planet, and how it travels from one planet to another on a Hohmann transfer orbit. This

Physics, Mathematics, Other

ICT, Astronomy

English, German, French, Polish, Hungarian, Romanian, Slovenian

Single unit

Secondary School

Phases of the Moon: How to determine cyclically changes of the visible lunar surface

In this teaching unit, we’d like students to understand how the relative positions of the sun, earth and moon influence each phase of the moon, how to determine this phase for a given day, and how to calculate the percentage of its illuminated part.

Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science, Other

ICT, Astronomy

Single unit