NUSTEM Pop-Up Shops

Thanks for coming to one of our pop-up shops, we hope you had a lovely time. Follow the links here for more activities you can do at home.

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Recent Pop-Up Shops

Entomology @ Denton Dene 25th June 2023

If you enjoyed observing mini beasts in Denton Dene today, you may be interested in a career as an entomologist. Entomologists are patient and observant as they study insects and their relationships with other animals, environments and human beings. They are creative when finding new ways to use insects pollinate crops and to protect crops, trees, wildlife, and livestock from pests.

Rosie from Scotswood Community Garden has created some fantastic information pages here to tell you more about the mini beasts you may have found.

If you are interested in observing mini beasts at home, why not try our make a wormery activity? You just need an empty 2l bottle, some soil, leaves or vegetable scraps and of course some worms!

STEM Fair @ New York Primary School- 23rd June 2023

NUSTEM visited the STEM Fair at New York Primary School today. We brought along some mini beasts samples and identification sheets, then challenged visitors to create their own mini beasts.

Our friends from Scotswood Community Garden have created some fantastic information pages here to tell you more about the mini beasts you may have found.

If you are interested in observing mini beasts at home, why not try our make a wormery activity? You just need an empty 2l bottle, some soil, leaves or vegetable scraps and of course some worms!

If you are interested in working with mini beasts, here are some careers you could go into:

Blossom Day – Saturday 13th May 2023

NUSTEM visited the Blossom Day at Scotswood Community Garden. We brought along some mini beasts samples and identification sheets, then challenged visitors to create their own mini beasts.

You might have completed the Scotswood Garden mini beast trail. Rosie from the garden has created some fantastic information pages here to tell you more about the mini beasts you may have found.

If you are interested in observing mini beasts at home, why not try our make a wormery activity? You just need an empty 2l bottle, some soil, leaves or vegetable scraps and of course some worms!

If you are interested in working with mini beasts, here are some careers you could go into:

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