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OKIDO TURNS CURIOUS SCHOOL CHILDREN INTO CREATIVE SCIENTISTS

From OKIDO after-schools-clubs and organised workshops to teacher resource packs and big discounts on magazine subscriptions... We can help your school explore the wonderful world of science.

LEARNING THROUGH PLAY

Children develop and learn about the world around them through play. OKIDO’s thoughtful 'hidden-learning' and 'learning-through-play' strategies encourage this, with activities for all stages of development and education.

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All our activities are developed by science experts and tested by adults and the real experts - children.

SUPPORTING THE CURRICULUM

Generated by scientists, reinforced by educators and closely aligned with EYFS and KS1, OKIDO’s topics introduce science while also supporting literacy and numeracy.

Messy Coding Wheel

Download and print our Messy Monster Coding Wheel to add to OKIDO Issue 86 DNA Download OKIDO_MessyCodingWheel

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OKIDO Printables

TIN CAN TIDY Print Messy and the gang to decorate your recycled tins! Download pdf here

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SCIENCE Activities

OKIDO downloadable activities OKIDO has created some wonderful early years resources for young scientists to enjoy at home – from scientific experiments to nature trails to making a time capsule – the resources are educational, fun and can be adapted to your needs.

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BRITISH SCIENCE WEEK 2021

British Science Week, run by the British Science Association is a ten-day celebration of science, technology, engineering and maths, featuring entertaining and engaging events and activities across the UK for people of all ages.

What Teachers Say

Dr. Alicia Blum-Ross
London School of Economics

I recently ran a workshop for 3-5 year olds using ‘squishy circuits’ - teaching them the basic concepts of circuitry using play-doh. For such young children this visual introduction allowed us to get into the activity without a lot of preamble, and provided an excellent hook for later reflection and discussion.

Miss Riddoch
Pointers School

Okido is an excellent club for young children. The lessons are well planned, super organised and contain content that is extremely age appropriate for the pupils. Okido are excellent facilitators... and have the kids engaged and excited throughout the lesson. I highly recommend this club to anyone with young children.

Juliet Plants
Parent

We LOVE this magazine!! Have been subscribed for almost a year and my son is excited every time the postman comes. Thank you!!