Smash it up

Smash it up

material properties
Foundation / Kindergarden
Years 1-2
Years 3-4
Years 5-6
Years 7-10
Smash It Up! is a high-energy science spectacular that explores the fascinating science of breaking, stretching, crushing and exploding. Through jaw-dropping demonstrations, hilarious audience participation and plenty of big bangs, participants discover how forces, materials and molecules shape our world. Aligned with the Australian Curriculum, the show brings concepts such as material properties, states of matter, forces, pressure and scientific inquiry to life in a memorable, hands-on experience that inspires curiosity and a love of STEM.
Outcome & Benefits
Smash It Up! combines spectacular science, audience participation and big laughs to create an unforgettable STEM experience. Participants explore forces, pressure, materials and molecular science through smashing, stretching, imploding and exploding demonstrations. Perfect for schools, festivals and community events, this high-energy show inspires curiosity, critical thinking and a lifelong love of science.

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Extremely helpful staff. Will definitely recommend it to my colleagues - Really enjoyed our visit and will come back soon.

Global Village Learning

Tara, Thank you for your enthusiasm, positivity & the way you engaged our students & value added to their knowledge! A fabulous experience!

Puckapunyal PS
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