Seriously Resourceful brings you lots of educational games, activities and resources which explore all things germs! Use them at home or in school, as a family or with your class, but most importantly have fun learning!
Vicky Dodds
Join Vicky for ideas on how to use computing in the context of teaching about microbiology.
Sarah Eames
Join Sarah from the Primary Science Teaching Trust with CPD for teachers on the theme of Microbiology
Paul Tyler
Join teacher (and ex Biomedical Scientist) Paul Tyler talking about Antibiotic resistance.
I'Ah Donovan-Banfield
With a truly international feel, I'Ah Donovan Banfield, a researcher from Australia talks about being bullied at school, her career and how she is part of the fight against viruses using bacteria as her weapons! A truly inspiring session!
e-Bug
Join us for this fantastic CPD session from e-Bug www.e-bug.eu (operated by Public Health England) on the resources available to teachers around the world on the theme of Microorganisms
Sharon Durant
Get your vocal chords ready to sing all about washing your hands with Primary School teacher Sharon Durant.
Isabel Patterson
Isabel Patterson from Arcinova shows you round the pharmaceutical site and talks about her work on using chemicals to create medicines. A chance to get a sneak peak into the inner workings of a major pharmaceutical company!
Steve Mould
Join science presenter and YouTuber Steve Mould as he explains (simply) for children (and politicians!) what a virus is.
Dr Josh and Pharmacist Alastair Paterson
Join Dr Josh and Alastair, explaining what antibiotics are as well as careers in the NHS, mental health and self care.
Thorrun Govind
Join Thorrun Govind, who is a Community Pharmacists. Along with help from her panda friend she answers your questions on her job as well as explaining why we need to wash our hands and keep everything clean.
Sarah Zaman
Join Sarah Zaman from Computing at Schools for an interactive session to code your own 'Whack a Germ' game. Please note, students will need to be set up in Scratch prior to this session starting.
John Lamb
John Lamb from Computing at Schools delivers this session on using computing to teach microbiology topics
Comic book
A creative writing activity where children can create their very own Beat it! comic book strip.
Steve Mould explains what a virus is in simple terms. A video for parents, carers or educators to show to children or to watch themselves so that they can support children to understand better.
Our Seriously Scratch platform allows children to play and create their own Beat it! game. It hekps children of all ages to develop an understanding of basic coding while educating them on the different ways to fight off germs and the right treatments to use.
Pfizer's 'Superbugs: Join the Fight' Educational Resources available for home learning. Whether you are a teacher or parent, these materials are free for your young learners to use and have been created for 3 different age groups.
Germ Zapper is a great new game by WaterAid aimed at Early Years children. It helps little ones explore the world of germs, where they may be hiding in your house, and why it is important to wash your hands.
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