Use with your students to help evaluate and draw conclusions from scientific investigations using the scientific technique. I don’t own any of the images or the video in any document. If you like this resource, please visit and support my shop, ‘Everyday Einsteins’. I’ll be uploading much more for Years 5-8 science which I know you’ll find helpful and affordable. Any mistakes please do let me know so I can rectify asap. This is a word document (doesn’t convert well to Google Docs) with a space to customise with your school. This resource also includes a PDF version so you can print and use straight away.

8 rounds with 55 science and Space themed quiz questions combined! Great for a lesson during World Space Week! Rounds include: • The Science of Space (multiple choice 10 questions linking Science and space) • Rocket Coding (learners use the binary code provided to decode 5 rockets to reveal hidden space themed words) • Scientists in Space (5 scientists have put on their astronaut suits and are heading out to space. Learners need to identify these scientists with links to space) • Elemental words (learners use their knowledge of the chemical symbols of elements to find the word) • True or False (10 statements that are either true or false) • Planet Puzzle (4 images of planets have been chopped up into jigsaw pieces. Learners need to use the puzzle pieces to put the images back together and name the planet) • Higher or Lower (the answers to these questions are numerical. But are they higher or lower than the previous answer?) • Films in Space (can learners identify the 5 movie posters which have ended up in the Kuiper belt?) Currently in PowerPoint should be able to transfer to Google Slides easily. This resource includes: • PowerPoints with questions and answers • Team answer sheet Have fun and enjoy the joy of World Space Week! Any issues or errors please let me know and I’ll rectify ASAP. I don’t own any images in this quiz.