Explores how physics and chemistry explain the natural wonders of life in the forest — from campfires and sound to light, forces, and magnetism — showing that science is everywhere in nature. • 20 questions

A study of how animals grow and change from birth to adulthood, exploring offspring, growth patterns, direct and indirect development, special names for baby animals, and the importance of understanding life cycles in nature and conservation. • 20 questions

Explores how curiosity leads to scientific discovery, explaining the scientific method, famous discoveries, and how asking 'why' helps us understand the world. • 20 questions

KS2 topic covering planets, stars, the solar system, the moon, space heroes, and myths about space. • 20 questions

KS2 topic introducing children to the universe, gravity, space-time, time travel, quantum theory, string theory, the Big Bang, black holes, and the idea that we are made of stardust. • 19 questions

Explores the two main growth strategies in animals: the 'mini-me' plan where young resemble adults, and the 'transformation' plan where they undergo dramatic change to survive different environments. • 20 questions

KS2 topic exploring how different species live together through mutualism, commensalism, and parasitism, with examples from land, sea, and inside living organisms. • 20 questions

Explores how light travels in straight lines, creates shadows, reflects off surfaces, and reveals its strange wave-particle duality and observer effect in quantum science. • 20 questions

This topic explores what dreams are, why we dream, the stages of sleep, and how our brains stay active at night to sort memories, practise emotions, and even solve problems. • 20 questions

Explores what atoms are, where they came from, how they form elements, and how they connect everything in the universe — from stars to human beings. • 20 questions