Teaching Materials

Science on Stage offers teaching materials developed from European STEM teachers for STEM teachers. All materials are free of charge and downloadable here.

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Secondary School

Screwball Physics – The Magnus Effect in Football

In the teaching unit ‚Screwball Physics‘ students are introduced to the influence of gravity, of the Magnus force and of the aerodynamic resistance on the trajectory of the ball.

Physics, Mathematics

Football, Magnus Force

English, German, French, Spanish, Swedish, Hungarian, Polish, Czech

Single unit

Secondary School

Swinging Bodies: Video and graph analysis of spring and pendulum motions

Oscillating objects are all around us. Each and every sound is produced by an oscillating source. Studying oscillation is not the easiest thing to do but one of the easiest ways to analyse them are spring and pendulum motions.

Physics, Computer Science, Chemistry

ICT

English, German, French, Romanian, Polish, Hungarian

Single unit

Primary School

Lilu’s House: Language Skills through Experiments

Primary school teachers have developed concrete ideas for subject lessons on how basic scientific knowledge can be taught and how reading, writing and speaking can be trained at the same time.

Science

Language Skills

English, German, Dutch, Georgian, Latvian, Russian

Majken Grünfeld, Dänemark Heidrun Boll, Petra Breuer-Küppers, Jenny Schlüpmann und Mario Spies, Deutschland Kirsi Rehunen, Finnland Maeve Liston, Irland Monica Zanella, Italien Anna Gunnarsson, Schweden Jitka Houfková, Tschechische Republik

Primary School, Secondary School

Festival projects #SonS2019 – Digital Literacy and Science Education

At the European Science on Stage festival 2019 in Cascais STEM teachers from all across Europe presented their most creative and innovative best practice teaching ideas. Find here the project posters for the category ‘Digital Literacy and Science Edu...

Science, Physics, Mathematics, Biology, Computer Science, Geography, Chemistry, Engineering

Festival, Digital Literacy, Coding

English

Primary School, Secondary School

Quick Guide to the AI in STEM teaching materials

How does artificial intelligence actually work, and what can it be used for? Our teaching resources offer tools, methods and project ideas for teaching students about AI and machine learning in an interactive and age-appropriate way.

STEM, Natural Sciences, Nature and Technology, Physics, Mathematics, Biology, Arts, Computer Science, Geography, Chemistry, Engineering

Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Coding, Sustainability

English

Selçuk Yusuf Arslan, Daniel Janssen, Cláudia Meirinhos, Paulo Torcato, Paul Tyler