The Imagination Station Staff Blog
The What, Where, Why and How of STEM and STEAM ...
What is STEAM? Where do we use it? Read on to find out why and how we use STEAM to create our awesome programmes.
The What, Where, Why and How of STEM and STEAM ...
What is STEAM? Where do we use it? Read on to find out why and how we use STEAM to create our awesome programmes.
Creativity in the Community: Imagination Statio...
What happens when you combine the St. Albans Community Day and Imagination Station? A fun-filled, giant LEGO bonanza!
Creativity in the Community: Imagination Statio...
What happens when you combine the St. Albans Community Day and Imagination Station? A fun-filled, giant LEGO bonanza!
4 Ways DUPLO Can Drive Your Child's Early Skill...
What is DUPLO? With all the diversity and creativity of Classic LEGO bricks, read more to discover how DUPLO stimulates all kinds of neural and physical development.
4 Ways DUPLO Can Drive Your Child's Early Skill...
What is DUPLO? With all the diversity and creativity of Classic LEGO bricks, read more to discover how DUPLO stimulates all kinds of neural and physical development.
Let Go, Let LEGO
We loved LEGO when we were little, but what's the value of LEGO in our adult lives?
Let Go, Let LEGO
We loved LEGO when we were little, but what's the value of LEGO in our adult lives?
What's in a worksheet? All sorts!
Our website groups our worksheets into broad areas of the curriculum: Living World, Material World, Physical World, and Planet Earth and Beyond. Here we’ve compiled some lists to help you...
What's in a worksheet? All sorts!
Our website groups our worksheets into broad areas of the curriculum: Living World, Material World, Physical World, and Planet Earth and Beyond. Here we’ve compiled some lists to help you...
What's in a worksheet? Engaging Experiments!
We’ve included lots of experiments because we love getting excited about learning, and that’s especially easy when you’re exploding anything in the name of science!
What's in a worksheet? Engaging Experiments!
We’ve included lots of experiments because we love getting excited about learning, and that’s especially easy when you’re exploding anything in the name of science!
