Secondary Catalogue
Biology
Fake Blood
How to make fake blood and think of some ideas of other ingredients that might make it even better.
Introduction
Get your head around what is coming up in this experimental series and find out why blood is so important.
Fake Skin
Learn about what makes your skin look the way it does, by making your very own play dough. There is a little cooking involved (3–5 mins) at the start of this, but it can be done in advance if you wish.
Fake Bruises
Why do brusies look the way that they do? All you need to replicate it is an eye shadow palette with red, blue, green and yellow.
Fake Wounds
It's time to combine everything all of our experiments and make some realistic looking fake wounds. Great preparation for halloween too.
Wrap
Find out about blood types, insect "blood", blue blood and maybe even vampires?
Louis Pasteur
This is a timeline of one of the most important scientists in the history of microbiology. Pasteur’s relentless pursuit of knowledge, and groundbreaking research into the causes of disease, helped change our world forever.
Four Ways to Give Back to Nature through Rewilding
BBC Bitesize: The Regenerators - Action
No matter what space you have, you can give back to nature. Hear from Amy Bray, founder of environmental charity Another Way, and her friends who are sharing their tips on how you can rewild your home and local area.
What Is Palm Oil?
BBC Bitesize: The Regenerators - Green Themes Explained
Palm oil can be found in many things, from make-up to pizza, soap to chocolate. Rosette Ale, a sustainable fashion business owner, explains how the demand for palm oil is unfortunately leading to deforestation and impacting animals.
What Is Natural Selection?
Natural selection is the gradual adaptation of a population to become more suited to its environment.
What Is Active Immunity?
How active immunity happens in the body, via natural infection or vaccination.