Everyday science

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This week’s question comes from seven year old Emily, who, I hear is always asking her mum questions… sometimes her mum even writes about it here. Emily wants to know…. Why do we yawn? Dr. Simple will try to stop yawning long enough to answer the question…. because yawning is contagious! See how many …

See examples of organic compounds in everyday life. Organic chemistry is all around us, in our bodies, food, and products we use.

This week’s question for Dr. Simple came in from Eleni who is three and a half! Eleni wants to know … “Why Do Trees Grow?” Dr. Simple had to keep himself firmly rooted on the ground to answer this one… I hope this answers your question Eleni!

This week Dr. Simple answers a great question that came in from “Office Mum”… Why can we not tickle ourselves? So go on, admit it…. how many of you tried to tickle yourself while reading this??? That’s all from Dr. Simple for this week but please keep the questions coming… what would you like answered …

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In this mini-lesson, students deepen their understanding of two foundational scientific practices: making observations and asking questions.

Dr. Simple is back with another really cool question. This one comes in from Jill, who can often be found here, when she is not pondering such questions as…. why does your voice sound different on the radio? So if, like me, you cringe when hearing your voice from any recording then sit back, tune …