All Creativity articles
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FeaturePlayful learning improves outcomes
Discover why this approach engages secondary learners, supports their well-being and improves performance
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IdeasImprove students’ recall with stories
Engage learners with science through stories – and improve their recall
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ProjectNanoparticles in sunscreen challenge | Chemistry for All project | 14–16 years
Make your own sunscreen and determine its SPF using UV light transmission
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IdeasHow sign language can help all learners
Use British sign language’s descriptive nature to boost understanding in your science lessons
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IdeasBuilding literacy skills in science
Follow this guide to introduce and develop your students’ literacy skills in science
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NewsDrawing to embed complex chemical concepts
Discover how drawing diagrams can help boost student understanding
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IdeasHarness the power of video to dispel misconceptions
A creative solution to reveal and resolve confusion about displacement reactions
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IdeasGet crafty with festive molecular baubles
Is this the perfect festive science activity for the last week of term?
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IdeasHow to harness social media to teach the development of the periodic table
Help students understand how scientific ideas are developed by creating social media posts from historic scientists
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ResourceWomen in chemistry | 14–16 years
Show your learners the difference that science can make and provide them with role models who are leading chemists in their fields
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IdeasTie sustainable industry into your chemistry topics
Complement your teaching of reaction kinetics, catalysts and equilibrium with UN sustainable development goal 9
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IdeasThe fast guide to enquiry-based learning
Everything you’ve ever wanted to know about EBL and how to incorporate it into your chemistry lessons
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FeatureMake learning chemistry child’s play
Does play have a role in science learning for older children? This is how to bring more creativity to older students’ learning and why it’s important
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ResourceMicroscale technicians in trouble! investigation
Some solutions have been mixed up – help the technicians work out which is which
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OpinionTeaching creative chemistry
It’s not just the arts that are creative, chemistry is too. And it’s an essential element in its teaching
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ResourceInnovations in packaging
Explore polymers and redox via food wrap innovations with this activity for 11–16 students
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FeaturePackaging promise
From polymers to nanoparticles, the new technologies helping to reduce food and wrapper waste
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CPD articleUsing investigations to engage your 11–14 students
Try this proven approach to remote teaching with your science classes
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Job profileScience communicator
Fernando uses his scientific knowledge to help people understand the potential of graphene and other cutting-edge materials, showing how scientific discoveries can improve everyday life
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Job profileResearch innovations manager
Margot is at the cutting-edge of science developing ways to make plastic biodegrade quickly and explaining this to others