Resources
Our incredible range of classroom resources have been carefully designed by ESA and Curious Minds to link in with the strands of the Science, Technology and Engineering curriculum. For more guidance when planning science teaching download the Curious Minds Planning Guide for Teachers.

121 resources found
Take a Look!
Looking at the Universe
- Education Level
- Primary Level
- Subject Area
- 2. Living Things
- 4. Energy and Forces
- Format
- Worksheet
Tell-Tale Signs of a Shooting Star
Comets, meteors and craters in the Solar System
- Education Level
- Primary Level
- Subject Area
- 3. Materials
- Format
- Worksheet
The Greenhouse Effect and its Consequences
Investigating Global Warming
- Education Level
- Junior Cycle
- Subject Area
- Earth and Space
- Format
- Worksheet
The Lagrange points
More than simply solutions to a differential equation
- Education Level
- Senior Cycle
- Subject Area
- Forces and Motion
- Physics
- Format
- Worksheet
The Man in the Moon
Journey to the moon.
- Education Level
- Primary Level
- Subject Area
- 1. Nature of STEM
- Format
- Worksheet
The Moon, Craters, and Meteorites
Make your own craters
- Education Level
- Primary Level
- Subject Area
- 4. Energy and Forces
- Format
- Worksheet
The planets
Journey through the solar system as we identify the eight planets, understand that they revolve around the Sun and that...
- Education Level
- Junior Cycle
- Subject Area
- Primary Level
- Format
- Lesson Plan
The plants are growing!
Understanding the growth cycle of a plant, recognise that plants need water and sunlight to survive, and learn that plants...
- Education Level
- Primary Level
- Subject Area
- Primary Level
- Format
The Travelling Space Buggy
Space Technology
- Education Level
- Primary Level
- Subject Area
- 4. Energy and Forces
- Format
- Worksheet
There’s no Place like Home!
Living
- Education Level
- Primary Level
- Subject Area
- 4. Energy and Forces
- Format
- Worksheet
Water on Mars
Programme a LEGO rover to study changes of state
- Education Level
- Junior Cycle
- Subject Area
- Chemical World
- Format
- Worksheet
What can you see?
Looking at constellations through the Ancient Greeks, learn the story of Queen Cassiopeia, and identify the constellations Orion and Cassiopeia.
- Education Level
- Primary Level
- Subject Area
- Primary Level
- Format
- Lesson Plan
What Clothes to Wear
Seasons
- Education Level
- Primary Level
- Subject Area
- 4. Energy and Forces
- Format
- Worksheet
What do you do in a day?
Understanding that day is followed by night, identify the sequence of daily activities, and recognise the different times of day:...
- Education Level
- Primary Level
- Subject Area
- Primary Level
- Format
- Lesson Plan
What does Gravity do?
Gravity
- Education Level
- Primary Level
- Subject Area
- 4. Energy and Forces
- Format
- Worksheet
What does the Moon look like?
Working collaboratively, move in time to music, listen and respond to rhythm, and recognise the four main phases of the...
- Education Level
- Junior Cycle
- Subject Area
- Primary Level
- Format
- Lesson Plan
What Use is Solar Power?
Use the Sun
- Education Level
- Primary Level
- Subject Area
- 4. Energy and Forces
- Format
- Worksheet
Where do you live?
Developing fine motor skills, build a model by copying an example, name everyday activities, and identify the features of a...
- Education Level
- Primary Level
- Subject Area
- Primary Level
- Format
- Lesson Plan
Where is the Shadow?
Light
- Education Level
- Primary Level
- Subject Area
- 4. Energy and Forces
- Format
- Worksheet
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