Science Inspirations

Why do boats float?
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How can we stay safe with electricity?
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How does exercise help your body?
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What is a ‘fair test’?
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Can you name healthy and unhealthy foods?
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Why do football boots have studs?
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Can you make a food chain which includes a fox?
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How does your heart work?
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Why can ice skaters move so quickly?
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How can you be safe when you
are doing Science experiments?
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How do light bulbs work?
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How many light sources
can you think of?
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How can micro-organisms be
helpful and harmful to us?
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How does a parachute work?
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How is this polar bear adapted to live here?
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If more rabbits were born in a habitat,
how might this affect other wildlife living there?
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This car is going down a ramp. Which materials on the
ramp would make the car go more quickly or slowly?
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What jobs do scientists do?
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How are shadows formed?
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Why do things fall to the ground?
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What do you know
about the Solar System?
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How do string telephones work?
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How can you look after your teeth?
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Which materials are best to use in wires?
Can you explain why?
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Which sounds have a high or low volume?
Which sounds have a high or low pitch?
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Can you name the different parts of a plant?
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How does sound travel?
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How do seeds disperse?
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Can you name the
different parts of a flower?
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How does the
water cycle work?
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Can water change into
a solid or a gas? How?
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What do you know
about rocks?
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What do plants
need to grow?
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What does a mirror do?
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How can we look after our bodies?
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