Science education for young people

Scientell develops and implements education activities such as writing and designing textbooks, creating classroom resources, contributing products towards National Science Week, conducting international science shows and writing educational and fun science books for young people.

At Scientell we’re passionate about contributing towards a love of science in the younger generations. We love to see children embrace and delight in science, and hopefully pursue a career in STEM.

Innovatively written and designed to appeal to a wide spectrum of students, the three Amazing Science books cover the complete Australian science curriculum for each of Years 7, 8 and 9.

Scientell has also edited a series of science text book chapters aimed at high school students for Cengage publishing.

Scientell wrote and designed a comprehensive school education kit for a smartphone game. The resource kit provided learning activities that link applications of Placemaker, a smartphone game, to the Victorian curriculum for primary and secondary school students.

Scientell developed a series of lesson plans including hands-on activities for students on atmospheric science and weather.

Scientell presented a series of hands-on science shows to primary and secondary students at the Velammal International School in Chennai, India.

Scientell co-directors Simon and Paul have published many popular science books for children, including Imagining the Future: Invisibility, Immortality and 40 Other Incredible Ideas. This best seller hooks the next generation on science and mathematics by teaching them to dream big, believe in their ability to make dreams a reality, and turn science fiction into science fact.

Science education for the public 

Scientell has written educational books on climate change and science activities suitable for broad audiences, including, ‘Observing Environmental Change in Australia – Conversations for Sustainability’ for the Terrestrial Ecosystem Research Network.

Scientell has developed a series of booklets for National Science Week highlighting activities to encourage more people (young and old) to get involved with science.

Imagining the Future: Written in an engaging style for young people, Imagining the Future: Invisibility, Immortality and 40 Other Incredible Ideas is a best seller that inspires the next generation to connect with science and mathematics by teaching them to dream big, believe in their ability to make dreams a reality, and turn science fiction into science fact.

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