Resources by Teachers TV

Science

This Teachers TV video illustrates a range of techniques to help students think about careers in STEM professions. Using a context of in-vitro fertilisation (IVF), the school nurse talks to a Year Eight class about her work before students consider the various professionals involved in IVF. The students perform a...

Science Ambassadors

From Teachers TV, this video illustrates how three science and engineering professionals volunteer their time and expertise to work alongside teachers at Royal Kent school in Surrey. Organised through the SETPOINT charity, their aim is to introduce children to the world of engineering, raise attainment in science...

Science Labs of the Future

This Teachers TV video explores the design process involved in the building of new science laboratories, with a particular focus on Project Faraday which has teamed schools with architects and designers to explore how science teaching spaces can be used differently. School science laboratories have changed little...

Science Materials

From Teachers TV, this video shows Year Three class teacher, Clare James, and Jane Turner from the Science Learning Centre on their way to Sarehole Mill in Hall Green. The purpose of their visit is to see if the water mill might be a suitable location for a Key Stage...

Science Stories

This Teachers TV programme follows Alex as he visits a farm with his mum, brother and his younger sister on his seventh birthday. It is divided into three sections on: living things, growing and changing and growing plants.

Science, Data Logging and Poetry

This video, from the Teachers TV Great Lesson Ideas series, helps to illustrate how the creative curriculum can help with teaching literacy, science and ICT to Year Six children. It shows three creative lesson-planning ideas.

The video shows how school grounds can be used as a resource in Key Stage Two...

Science: Five Main Strategies

This video, from Teachers TV, shows how Hodgson School improved its science provision. In 2000, only 38% of students at achieved a grade A-C at GCSE science. By 2007 that figure had risen to an impressive 98% per cent.

Science teacher Deborah Bradley charts the fall and rise of life on the front line in...

Scientific Enquiry - Paper Loop

In this starter clip from Teachers TV, the principles of the mobius strip are demonstrated by scientist Dr Mark Biddiss. Children from Orion Primary School in north London watch Dr. Biddiss show how the strip works, as he twists the paper strip into a loop and cuts it along its length to produce one big loop....

Scrapyard

This video resource from Teachers TV is presented by mathematics adviser and performer Isaac Anoom. Filmed in a scrapyard, it raises quick-fire starter questions on: probability, ratio and proportion, rotational symmetry, square numbers and circles.

A question is posed for each topic, offering a pause...

Seaside

This video resource from Teachers TV is presented by mathematics adviser and performer Isaac Anoom. Filmed at the seaside, it raises questions on: construction of a triangle, similar triangles, scale drawing and loci.

A question is posed for each topic, offering a pause point for teachers to hold a freeze...