Science Museum Group
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About Science Museum Group
Science Museum Group is a family of UK museums and collections focused on science, technology, engineering, and medicine, including the Science Museum in London.
- Identity status
- Verified from official sources
- Official website
- sciencemuseumgroup.org.uk ↗
- Directory resources
- 22 published resources
- Main subjects
- Science · Engineering · Math · Museums · Education · Maker & DIY
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Science Museum Group Early Years Foundation Stage Resources
The Science Museum Group provides playful science, technology, engineering and maths activities for children aged 4–7, with ideas for museum visits, online exploration and learning at home.
Science Museum Group Learning Resources
Museum-backed science activities, experiments, objects, and downloadable learning resources for children and educators.
Science Museum Group Bouncy Egg Activity
A Science Museum Group hands-on KS2–KS3 chemistry activity uses vinegar and an egg to explore chemical reactions, osmosis, observation, and materials science.
Science Museum Group Rocket Mice
Rocket Mice is a Science Museum Group hands-on activity about air pressure, air resistance and gravity in which children make and launch a paper rocket from a plastic bottle.
Science Museum Group Bottle Top Shapes
Bottle Top Shapes uses bottle tops or jar lids to help children investigate geometry, position, direction, symmetry and patterns through creative problem-solving.
Science Museum Group Great Object Hunt: Explorer
This Science Museum Group printable activity pack guides children through observation and discussion challenges while exploring the Science Museum’s objects and their links to everyday life.
Wonderlab at the Science Museum
An interactive science gallery with 50 exhibits, live science shows, and hands-on exploration of forces, electricity, space, light, matter, sound, and maths.
A Young Explorer’s Guide to the Science Museum
The Science Museum’s family guide for under-seven visitors highlights five museum experiences, including water play, bubbles, flight, and large engineering objects, to help families plan a first science visit.
Carbon Cycle Caper
A Science Museum Group climate-science activity that helps learners investigate the carbon cycle and think about how carbon moves through Earth systems.
Power Up at the Science Museum
A hands-on gaming history gallery with 160 consoles spanning five decades, including video games, VR, and family play.
The Garden at the Science Museum
The Science Museum’s Garden is a free interactive gallery for young children, with play-based construction, water, light, and sound activities that encourage observing, predicting, testing, and drawing conclusions.
Mystery Tubes
A Science Museum Group hands-on logic activity that asks learners to reason from evidence and investigate how an unseen system works.
Science Museum Destination Space
Destination Space is the Science Museum’s family-facing space program and guide to space-inspired activities, live experiments, workshops, galleries, and online space stories.
Science Museum Group Shape Detectives
Shape Detectives is a Science Museum Group hands-on maths activity for KS1 children that uses cut-out shape finders to explore geometry, patterns and the shapes found in everyday objects.
Science Museum Pattern Pod
The Science Museum’s Pattern Pod is a multi-sensory gallery for children under nine where playful exhibits develop prediction, pattern recognition, and early science skills.
Science Museum Space Gallery
The Science Museum’s Space gallery brings together spacecraft, satellites, rockets, and stories about human spaceflight for family and school visits.
Science Museum The Space Show
The Science Museum’s live Space Show uses demonstrations and audience-friendly science to explore space and the technology behind human exploration.
Spaghetti Structures
A Science Museum Group engineering challenge where learners build a tall, strong tower from spaghetti and marshmallows while exploring structure and design.
Science Museum Bubble Explorers
Bubble Explorers is the Science Museum’s 30-minute interactive live show for young children and families, using bubbles, experiments, demonstrations, and questions to spark early science curiosity.
Science Museum Mathematics: The Winton Gallery
The Science Museum’s Mathematics: The Winton Gallery explores how mathematics has shaped the modern world through objects, stories, and gallery interpretation.
Science Museum Interactive Guide
The Science Museum’s interactive guide is a device-based tour that helps visitors discover science stories and must-see objects throughout the museum, with multilingual options.
Science Museum Energy Hall
The Science Museum’s Energy Hall traces steam power and industrial change through historic full-size engines, models, and engineering stories, with an educational gallery page for family and school visits.
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