
About Made in Scotland
Celebrate 30 years of Dolly the Sheep and journey through Scotland’s most iconic inventions and discoveries.
Using real objects from our Collection, pupils explore Scottish innovation in action. Can your class crack the clues and identify the mystery object along the way?
What will my pupils do in the session?
Pupils will:
- Discover the people and the stories behind some of Scotland’s most iconic inventions and discoveries, including the work of Mary Sommerville, Alexander Graham Bell and David Gow
- Learn what makes Dolly the Sheep so special
- Take part in our interactive game, Scottish or Nottish?
- Investigate and identify a mystery object.
About Digital Schools Sessions
Our Digital Schools Sessions bring the museum to your classroom. Our free sessions are led by our team of Learning Communicators and are broadcast using Microsoft Teams.
Definitely check these sessions out and sign up, your class will love them!
P2/3 Teacher, North Lanarkshire
- Curriculum links
SOC 1-02a, SOC 1-04a, SOC 2-03a
SCN 1-20a, SCN 2-20a
LIT 1-01a / 1-02a, LIT 2-01a / 2-02a, LIT 1-07a, LIT 2-07a
- Sustainable development goals
4, 8, 9, 11
- Meta skills framework
Self-management: Focusing, Curiosity, Adaptability
Social intelligence: Communicating, Feeling
Innovation:Curiosity, Sense-making, Critical thinking
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