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Science
1 Blank Catch Ball 1 Blank Catch Ball 2 Science Talk Ball
Develop your class’s questioning skills with this
blank catch ball. Get the children to create
their own questions or pre write your own
before the lesson. This simple resource can be
used time and time again. An excellent tool for
SATs revision or communication skills. Ball
provided with 20 pockets. Thanks to Rosemary
Feasey for this idea.
SBBALL
2 Science Talk Ball
This inflatable blue and white ball has 60
questions with an answer sheet provided for
the teacher. The aim is to throw this colourful
ball around the class so that each child that
catches the ball must answer the question
under their left thumb. A stimulating and good
value product which encourages class
communication and builds confidence. 24
inches wide when inflated.
STBA
3 Dissolving - Talk Ball
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3 Dissolving - Talk Ball 4 Electricity - Talk Ball
4 Electricity - Talk Ball
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5 Sun, Earth And Moon - Talk
Ball
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6 Forces In Action - Talk Ball
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7 Independence And
Adaptation - Talk Ball
Get active, excite and encourage children with
our interactive Science talk balls. Designed to
promote classroom communication and build
confidence whilst learning about topics in
Science. Simply throw the colourful ball around
the class in turns, when each child catches the
ball, they must answer the question under their
left thumb.
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5 Sun, Earth & Moon - Talk Ball 6 Forces In Action - Talk Ball 7 Independence & Adaptation - Talk Ball
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