It's Elemental
The smallest and lightest element, often shown by a simple H.
What is hydrogen?
This sense organ allows you to detect light.
What is the eye?
Who is Isaac Netwon?
This natural phenomenon is characterised by a release of sulphur dioxide due to the rise of magma to the Earth's surface.
What is a volcanic eruption?
These are the 3 different achievement point options (psst - check the sign!)
What is Ready, Respectful and Safe?
A key compound for life, it's made of hydrogen and oxygen.
What is water?
This is the largest organ of the body.
What is the skin?
This non-contact force allows you to stick important messages and drawings to your fridge!
What is magnetism?
What is a tornado?
This number is the lab of the world renowned Mr. Lewis (and lesser known but still important Miss Spackman on week 2!)
What is 2.069?
An element that is found in haemoglobin, too low in this and you can develop anaemia!
What is iron?
This typically straw coloured fluid of the body is sometimes found to be green in females.
What is the plasma?
This is the downward force exerted on an object's mass due to gravity.
What is weight?
This well-known broadcaster and natural historian recently turned 100. He believes the most intelligent animal is a human baby!
Who is David Attenborough?
This is the colour of lanyard you will need if you dare to leave the lesson during learning time!
The 'this element' girls famously painted clocks with a radioactive element. They used paint brushes that they would place into their mouths to create a fine point.
206 is the magic number for this organ in the adult body.
What is the bone?
This describes the maximum, constant speed reached by an object falling in a fluid (air or water!).
What is terminal velocity?
This is the preserved remains, impression or trace or any once lived organism.
What is a fossil?
These steps are found at the heart of the school - year 7 are often found there during whole school assemblies!
What are the learning steps?
This element was discovered by Marie Curie and named after her place of birth.
What is polonium?
This term, also a Disney movie, describes a measure of acceleration relative to gravity.
What is G-Force?
This is the largest mammal on Earth. People love to listen to it sing!
What is a Blue Whale?
This fictional animal and non-fictional structure can be found on the Fitzalan badge!
What is a dragon and a castle?