STATES OF MATTER IDEA 1 - SOLIDS, LIQUIDS AND GASES

Here is the first in a new series of videos linked to the KS2 Science topic of States of Matter. As always with these topic pages, they are not to be followed as a scheme of work, instead, showcase ideas for how to enhance learning through creative technology. 

In this first idea, pupils create a poster of examples of each state of matter.

STATE OF MATTER IDEA 2 - LEARNING THROUGH AUGMENTED REALITY

​Here is the next idea in the series of videos linked to the KS2 Science topic of States of Matter. 

In this video, pupils learn more about each state of matter through Augmented Reality.

STATES OF MATTER IDEA 3 - PARTICLES ANIMATION

​Here is the next idea in the series of videos linked to the KS2 Science topic of States of Matter. 
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In this video, pupils create animations to explain particles in each state of matter.

STATES OF MATTER IDEA 4 - EXPLAINING STATES OF MATTER

​Here is the next idea in the series of videos linked to the KS2 Science topic of States of Matter. 

In this video, pupils create videos to explain the properties of particles in each state of matter.

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STATES OF MATTER IDEA 5 - PROVING AIR IS A MATERIAL

​Here is the next idea in the series of videos linked to the KS2 Science topic of States of Matter. 

In this video, pupils create interactive eBooks documenting examples to prove air is a material.

STATES OF MATTER IDEA 6 - DOES AIR WEIGH ANYTHING?

​Here is the next idea in the series of videos linked to the KS2 Science topic of States of Matter. 

In this video, pupils create a video documenting an investigation into whether air weighs anything.

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STATES OF MATTER IDEA 7 - WILL IT MELT?

​Here is the next idea in the series of videos linked to the KS2 Science topic of States of Matter. 

In this video, pupils predict which materials will melt by sorting objects into different categories.

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STATES OF MATTER IDEA 8 - STATES OF MATTER TINYBOP

​Here is the next idea in the series of videos linked to the KS2 Science topic of States of Matter. 

In this video, pupils explore how states change using the brilliant States of Matter Tinybop app.

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STATES OF MATTER IDEA 9 - MOZAIK 3D

Here is the idea in. the series of videos linked to the KS2 Science topic of States of Matter. 

In this video, pupils explore states of matter through Mozaik 3D.

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STATES OF MATTER IDEA 10 - EXPLAINING HOW PARTICLES CHANGE

Here is the next idea in the series of videos linked to the KS2 Science topic of States of Matter. 

In this video, pupils create a video explaining the processes of how states of matter change.

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STATES OF MATTER IDEA 11 - DOCUMENTING MELTING INVESTIGATION

Here is the next idea in the series of videos linked to the KS2 Science topic of States of Matter. 

In this video, pupils document a melting investigation by creating a video.

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STATES OF MATTER IDEA 12- EVAPORATION EXAMPLES

Here is the next idea in the series of videos linked to the KS2 Science topic of States of Matter. 

In this video, pupils create a video explaining examples of evaporation.

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States of Matter Idea 13 - Apple Clips Explanation

Here is the next idea in the series of videos linked to the KS2 Science topic of States of Matter. ​

In this video, pupils create a video explaining changing states.

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States of Matter Idea 14 -Learning about the Water Cycle

Here is the next idea in the series of videos linked to the KS2 Science topic of States of Matter. ​​

In this video, pupils learn about the Water Cycle through different consumer apps.

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States of Matter Idea 15 - Water Cycle Diagram

Here is the idea in. the series of videos linked to the KS2 Science topic of States of Matter.

In this video, pupils create their own digital diagram to explain the water cycle.

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States of Matter Idea 16 - Explaining Stages of Water Cycle

Here is the idea in. the series of videos linked to the KS2 Science topic of States of Matter.

In this video, pupils explain the different stages of the water cycle.

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​States of Matter Idea 17 - Interactive Water Cycle

Here is the idea in. the series of videos linked to the KS2 Science topic of States of Matter.

In this video, pupils create an interactive guide to the water cycle.

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