The Kitchen Sink Show
Open up the science of fun! The fantastic Kitchen Sink Show can come out to your school and take your pupils on a journey around the kitchen - it's a curious, messy, slimy world full of the materials and objects of everyday life.
The Kitchen Sink Show provides loads of fun and lots of engaging science as pupils help the presenter do the show ... there are also plenty of experiments which can be repeated at home, or at school.
The show aims to motivate pupils to have a go, puzzle over problems and think through answers. The Kitchen Sink Show supports a range of science topics in the National Curriculum around forces and materials and targets KS1, KS2 and Y7.
Call 01709 723116 to book your show, click here for prices and more information.
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