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Learn about the properties of materials in this fun and practical investigation. Carry out experiments to explore which materials would be best for building aeroplanes. Explore the exhibition, discover how materials used to build aeroplanes have changed over time and look at the materials that are used today.

Key info

Suitable for: KS1

Age Groups: 5-7

Subjects: Science

Topics: ["Critical Thinking","Materials","Team Building","Investigation Skills","Aeroplanes"]

Type: At Venue

Cost: £3 for 20+ students (For smaller groups a flat rate of £60 per workshop)

Dates: Ongoing

SEND: Yes - suitable for students with SEND

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