Online games, designed by the Centre for Applied Research in Educational Technologies at the University of Cambridge to introduce and reinforce key concepts in biology, ecology and plant science. They might make enjoyable activities for your science students at the end of term, as a plenary, or for a STEM Club.

Have you ever thought of making a model planet where the ecosystem is almost closed to everything except light? A great idea for STEM Clubs.

Carnivorous plants can capture your pupils' imagination with a wide range of cunning tactics to deceive and entrap their prey. In addition a variety of experiments can be performed on the remarkable digestive physiology of these plants.

Three amazing films introducing pollen and pollinators as you've never seen them before.

The Wild Oats awn (hair) is hygroscopic and moves rapidly (within a minute) in response to small changes in humidity. The Student Sheet shows one way of anchoring the seed and exposing it to different conditions so that movements of the awn can be observed and measured.

Stimulate your thinking beyond the classroom with these lively podcasts from the Naked Scientists - stripping science down to its bare essentials.