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Professor Elizabeth New – Chemist
Professor Bronwyn Fox – Chief CSIRO Scientist
Dr Dharmica Mistry – Scientist, Medical Researcher and Entrepreneur
Lisa Kewley, Director for the Centre of Astrophysics
Dr Marji Puotinen – Spatial/Ecological Data Scientist
Cheryl Praeger – Succeeding through symmetry
Helen Maynard-Casely – From perfume to planets
Kate Smith-Miles – Inspiring others through math
Leanne Kemp – Driven by curiosity
Margaret Jollands – Helping through engineering
Mitra Savavi-Naeini – A ‘current maker’
Ropa Moyo – Making dreams happen
Sharon Lewin – Changing lives with science
Suzie Reichman – Fun with bugs!
Tien Huynh – The power of flowers
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STEM Storytime
Professor Elizabeth New – Chemist
Professor Bronwyn Fox – Chief CSIRO Scientist
Dr Dharmica Mistry – Scientist, Medical Researcher and Entrepreneur
Lisa Kewley, Director for the Centre of Astrophysics
Dr Marji Puotinen – Spatial/Ecological Data Scientist
Cheryl Praeger – Succeeding through symmetry
Helen Maynard-Casely – From perfume to planets
Kate Smith-Miles – Inspiring others through math
Leanne Kemp – Driven by curiosity
Margaret Jollands – Helping through engineering
Mitra Savavi-Naeini – A ‘current maker’
Ropa Moyo – Making dreams happen
Sharon Lewin – Changing lives with science
Suzie Reichman – Fun with bugs!
Tien Huynh – The power of flowers
Resources
Science Resources
Technology Resources
Engineering Resources
Maths Resources
Curated Resources
Blog
About
Contact
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Lesson plans and videos for your classroom
Introduce students to the nature of light by exploring the different ways light interacts with matter.
Light
Investigate common misconceptions about heat and provide opportunities to correct and build upon prior understandings.
Heat Transfer
Use crystals to teach about the chemistry of solids, liquids, dissolving, mixtures, properties, and reversible changes.
Crystals
Students will experience how ice cream was made in the past and explore how to manipulate temperatures.
Ice Cream
Prove the presence of air, then extend learning to meet the curriculum needs of the different year levels
Air is all around us
Oobleck is a well-known, easy-to-source activity that is always happily received by students.
Peculiar matter
Promote and maintain good health and wellbeing, and discover why we need to do so, from the perspective of poo.
Poo
In this hand hygiene-based activity, students compare the effectiveness of soap and hand sanitisers.
Soap or Hand Sanitiser
Help students understand how sound, as a form of energy, is sensed by our bodies and how it travels as vibrations in the air and other different materials.
Sound Vibrations
This activity links Earth’s weather and water cycle, the importance of freshwater to living things, and the basic chemistry concept of states of matter.
Water Cycle
