This booklet contains curriculum-linked information about asteroids, comets and meteors. Topics explored include: what is the difference between an asteroid, comet, meteor, meteoroid and meteorite, where they come from and what they can teach us.

This booklet contains curriculum-linked information about our solar system. It explores different moons in our solar system, their surface, atmosphere and orbit.

This booklet contains curriculum-linked information about particles and the Big Bang. Topics explored include: what are particles and how do they fit together, how do particle accelerators work and what can smashing particles together tell us about the Universe. This booklet is designed to be accompanied by the Hands on Little Big Bangs activity booklet.

This booklet contains curriculum-linked information about the universe and gravity. Topics explored include: what is the difference between mass and weight, orbits, and gravity and space time, and how telescopes can ‘see’ gravity.

This booklet contains curriculum-linked information about telescopes. Topics explored include: different types of telescopes and how they work, including how they ‘see’ back in time and look at different parts of the electromagnetic spectrum.

This booklet contains curriculum-linked information about the universe. Topic areas include: properties of stars and planets, including temperature and density, black holes and phenomena such as supernovas.

This booklet contains curriculum-linked introductory information and accompanying activities about the universe. The activities focus on science within the real world context of astronomy, however, the resource touches on other curriculum areas such as English, Maths and Computing. Topic areas include: the night sky, the Sun, the Moon, the Solar System, telescopes and Space.

This booklet contains curriculum-linked introductory information and accompanying activities about the universe. The activities focus on science within the real world context of astronomy, however, the resource touches on other curriculum areas such as English, Maths and Computing. Topic areas include: the night sky, dark and light, the Moon, the Solar System, galaxies and the…

This booklet contains curriculum-linked introductory information and accompanying activities about the moon. The activities focus on science within the real world context of astronomy, however, the resource touches on other curriculum areas such as English, Maths and Computing. Topic areas include:  the Lunar surface, how the Moon was formed, the Moon and Earth, how we…