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Joined October 2011
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Educake Science retweeted
🎂Have you gobbled up these #WorldFoodDay quizzes yet?
🍔bit.ly/46xUj2z
🍔bit.ly/3QoTUJO
#WorldFoodDay2023 #Quizzes #Students #teachersoftwitter
Educake Science retweeted
And this week's #littlebarfriday winner is
*drumroll*
a year 10 science class at @WorkingtonAcad ✨
We hope your students enjoy their prize 🍫
#chocolate #Students #teachers
Educake Science retweeted
We are at the Sheffield Hallam University for @theASE Annual Conference today! Come and say hi at our stand, we’d love to chat (and share a freddo or two 🍫 )
#Science #edtech #Secondaryschool #conference
Educake Science retweeted
Are you using this coolest feature of Educake in your class?
#TecaherTipInAMinute #teameducakespeaks #studentengagement #progress #slt #Teachers
Educake Science retweeted
We've been busy spreading a bit of extra chocolate-y joy this year🤫
If you've found one of our shiny envelopes in your pigeon hole, let us know!
#AdventCalendar #chocolate #teacher #HolidaysAreComing #education
Educake Science retweeted
We loved the opportunity to visit @TCAwisbech last week and present their prize for answering the billionth question for us!
Introducing the lucky student from yr.11 who was presented with an Asus VivoBook laptop and Beats headphones by our Managing Director, Charley.
Educake Science retweeted
Tomorrow, an incredibly rare, once-in-a-lifetime astronomical event is happening! Jupiter will be its closest to Earth since 1963! Along with opposition, it’ll be SO bright, you’ll be able to see its bands and some moons just with binoculars!
This won’t happen again until 2129!
ALT Jupiter as seen by Hubble. Its bands and zones are clearly visible, seen as stripes running across the planet in shades of brown, white, and orange, and the Great Red Spot dominates the southern hemisphere and appears as a red dot in the image.
ALT A shot of Jupiter and 4 of its largest moons in a straight line labeled in order: “Ganymede, Io, Callisto, and Europa”. Jupiter appears in the center of these 4 moons, its large size making it the focal point of the image.
Educake Science retweeted
995,195,499 questions answered ⌛
Fancy winning a one-year subscription to Educake? One of your students could answer the one-billionth question and be the lucky winner of our golden ticket...
bit.ly/3cEpEKe
Educake Science retweeted
We’ve got a Golden Ticket! The student who answers the one-billionth question on Educake will find it.
Spread the word! Here’s a poster you can use in your classroom: bit.ly/3cEpEKe
Educake Science retweeted
We are loving these entries to our student drawing activity from @WhitmoreHigh. Where can we get some springy shoes like that?
📣Remember, if you use our drawing activity with your students and send us photos of some of their work we’ll send you 30 Educake badges + some pens!
Educake Science retweeted
Free drawing resources ✍️
They’re perfect for a cover lesson, for those antsy year 7s who’ve already sat internal exams, or just as a new way to engage students creatively!
bit.ly/3mJwBeo
Educake Science retweeted
Congratulations to the students at @CastlefordAcad who have already answered over a million questions this year! Amazing effort 🥳
Educake Science retweeted
Earth will be at perihelion, its closest to the Sun on Tue at 12:52 AM. Aphelion arrives on July 4 but only about 3.1 million miles further away because of Earth's nearly circular orbit. (real images of the Sun via @NASASun's SDO mission)
@wsmv @wsmvweather @rtphokie
#4WARN
Educake Science retweeted
Apollo 11 astronauts Neil Armstrong & Buzz Aldrin set foot on the Moon #OTD 52 years ago. Our Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter has imaged the landing site over the past 12 years. Look closely & you can see the astronauts' tracks, still there after all this time! #NationalMoonDay
Educake Science retweeted
It’s #WorldBeeDay 🐝🐝🐝! Get your little ones outdoors learning all about why bees are so important to the ecosystem with ‘Bumblebee mystery’, a learner-led investigation into the habitats of bees and other pollinators in your local area! On page 36 here: bsa.sc/Sstar
Educake Science retweeted
We chatted with some Heads of Science about how they would use Educake if students have to isolate.
You can now watch the recording and get some ideas for using Educake for remote learning:
vimeo.com/468549856