Physics · Fluid Mechanics
Build a hydraulic lift with syringes
Connect two syringes of different sizes and show how a small push lifts a large load.
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Physics · Fluid Mechanics
Connect two syringes of different sizes and show how a small push lifts a large load.
Mechanical Engineering · Fluid Systems
Build a three-joint arm moved by water-filled syringes that picks up and places an object.
Chemistry · Electrochemistry
Make cells from fruit, zinc and copper, measure their voltage and light an LED with several in series.
Environmental Science · Water
Make a working roof-to-tank model and calculate how much rain your own roof could collect.
Physics · Mechanics
Stretch a spring with known weights, plot the graph and turn it into a force meter you can use.
Physics · Optics
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Robotics, IoT and Hardware · Arduino
Read a temperature sensor and show the value on a small screen.
Physics + Environmental Science
Make a box cooker from cardboard and foil and track how hot it gets compared with open air.
Astronomy and Space · Planetary Science
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Astronomy and Space · Observational Astronomy
Use a torch and two balls to show how the Moon's shadow and the Earth's shadow cause eclipses.
History · Ancient History
Make a model town, artefact replicas and labels that explain daily life in one ancient city.
Physics · Optics
Make a periscope from card and two mirrors and show that both must sit at 45 degrees.
Environmental Science · Water
Make drinking-quality water from salty water with sunlight and measure how much you get.
Electronics and Communication · Sensors
Light LEDs at quarter, half and full tank and sound a buzzer when it is about to overflow.
Biology · Human Physiology
Make a bell-jar lung model from a bottle and balloons, then measure real lung capacity by displacing water.
Astronomy and Space · Rocketry
Launch paper rockets with compressed air and test how fins and nose shape change the distance.
Physics · Electrostatics
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Environmental Science · Water
Layer cotton, sand and gravel in a bottle and see how clear muddy water becomes.
Physics · Current Electricity
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Earth Science · Physical Geography
Run water down a sand tray and see how slope, flow and plant cover change erosion.
Chemistry + Environmental Science
Build layered filters from sand, gravel and charcoal and compare how clear the water comes out.
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Plan, plant and harvest a small container garden and record costs and yield.
Earth Science · Meteorology
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Earth Science · Hydrology
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