What is Twig Science Reporter?
Twig Science Reporter is your go-to weekly science news show for K–8 classrooms, designed to bridge the gap between the classroom and the ever-evolving world of science. Developed in collaboration with Imperial College London and the experts behind our Twig Science program, Twig Science Reporter sparks your students' natural curiosity about the world by delivering captivating news stories each week.
What can I find on Twig Science Reporter?
WEEKLY EPISODES
Show your students the latest breakthroughs in science and engineering with our weekly science show. A new episode goes live every Thursday, along with a fun Kahoot! quiz for students.
FEATURES
Looking for more classroom resources? Dive deep into a range of fascinating science topics with our collection of short videos, multimedia activities, and glossaries.
VIDEOS
Uncover the answers to questions that ignite your students’ curiosity and meet the most extraordinary creatures through captivating and thought-provoking videos.
FACT PACKS
Have your students ever wondered how rainbows are made? Or how old the Sun actually is? Show them incredible facts about popular science topics with our fact packs — including discussion questions and key learning points.
Our Partnership with Imperial College London
Imperial College London is a global leader in scientific research and innovation, consistently ranked among the very best in the world. Specializing in the technical fields of science, engineering, medicine, and business, Imperial is where groundbreaking discoveries are translated into real-world solutions that benefit society.
United in our shared mission to provide every student with access to top-tier STEM education, we forged a remarkable partnership with the brilliant minds at Imperial to develop Twig Science, a comprehensive K–8 program aligned with the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS). Through Twig Science, students don’t just learn about science, they take on the roles of real-life STEM professionals — from biologists to engineers — and dive into the wonders of science through creativity, problem-solving and critical thinking.