Drop Counter

 Chemistry in the Holidays. Different ways of doing a titration. Using the @pascoscientific drop counter, the machine drops a measured drop into the solution and records the count so that beautiful acid/alkali neutralisation graphs can be obtained.

Dynamic Equilibria Demo

Chemistry in the Holidays. Playing with a dynamic Equilibria Cobalt Chloride in conc HCl. Adjusting the temperature, ice water or boiling water pushes the equilibrium one way or the other to make it either pink or blue.



 

Solar Furnace

 Physics in the Holidays. Opportunities to lay with the solar furnace as we are forecast a sunny day.

Mutations

Biology in the Holidays. The same plants growing near to one another. The pink one is the mutation as the normal varieties are white. One base change in a gene affects the colour of the plant. We investigate how this can happen.

 

Pasco Code Node

 

The @pascoscientific Code Node is great when you need a special type of sensor and the students can program this using blocky code to do exactly what they need it to do. With its array of sensors the students can use them individually or combined to measure a particular effect.

Maths in the Holidays

 

Maths in the Holidays. Playing catch up during the long break to consolidate students' Maths skills so they can keep up next term before GCSEs and A Levels. Missing something during term time - it is only sometimes possible to go back over a failed concept.

Free Body Diagrams

Physics in the Holidays - looking at free body diagrams with vectors to simplify complex systems into something that can easily be measured and using the force board with rulers, protractors, and some trig to compare theory with practice.