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BIOLOGY
Flower
Flower structure and function — exploring real specimens and a 3D model.
BIOLOGY
Arachnids
Key characteristics of arachnids, anatomy explored in 3D and a guided activity.
BIOLOGY
Mushrooms
Fungi basics, structure, symbiosis and safe collecting — supported by 3D.
HUMAN BIOLOGY
Digestive System
Follow the journey of food through the body using a 3D model and student tasks.
HUMAN BIOLOGY
Heart Section
Practical anatomy focus — explore the heart structure with guided activities.
HUMAN BIOLOGY
Podcast: Anatomy of the Human Heart
Listening + interpretation activity — a companion lesson on the heart and circulation.
HUMAN BIOLOGY
Secrets of Human Body
An engaging overview lesson with activities and a structured wrap-up.
BIOLOGY
What Are Nutrients
Nutrition fundamentals — key terms, real-life examples and connections.
BIOLOGY
How Animals Perceive the World
Senses and perception — comparing animals through inquiry and discussion.
BIOLOGY · ECOLOGY
Human Impact on Nature
How human activity affects ecosystems — examples, reasoning and argumentation.
GEOGRAPHY
Water Cycle
The water cycle with a 3D model and a simple evaporation–condensation activity.
GEOGRAPHY · CLIMATE
Evidence of Global Warming
Interpreting evidence and data — discussing causes, impacts and solutions.
GEOGRAPHY · GEOLOGY
Lithospheric Movement on Earth
Plate tectonics — boundary types, related phenomena, earthquakes and volcanism.
GEOGRAPHY · GEOLOGY
Earthquakes
Why earthquakes happen and how faults shape landscapes and society.
GEOGRAPHY · CRITICAL THINKING
Why Is Earth Flat
Claims vs. evidence — verifying arguments and understanding the scientific context.
CHEMISTRY
Measurement and Analysis of Material Properties
Investigating material properties through measurement, comparison and analysis.
PHYSICS
Strength of Steam
Steam in practice — links between pressure, temperature and real-world applications.
PHYSICS · MATERIALS
Measurement and Analysis of Material Properties
Exploring materials through measurements and data interpretation (cross-curricular).
PHYSICS · CRITICAL THINKING
Debunking the Myths
Challenging common misconceptions using evidence, reasoning and discussion.
SOCIAL STUDIES · SOCIAL SCIENCE
Debunking the Myths
Critical media literacy and reasoning — evaluating claims and sources.
SOCIAL STUDIES · HISTORY
Why Is Earth Flat
Beliefs, narratives and evidence — understanding how ideas spread over time.