English
Royal Society of London
The Royal Society is the independent scientific academy of the United Kingdom…
Reads at Pre-K Listens at Pre-K–1
Print & create
Answer keys·No prep·Free with an account
28 worksheets · answer keys · full story · quiz · Ages 3-5 · CEFR A1
Plus adds 116,000+ more stories in 27 languages, audio for every one, and printables for all of them.
Just want Royal Society of London?
Hello! We are the Royal Society of London. We are a special group, like a club, for people called scientists. Scientists love to learn new things about the world. They ask big questions and do fun experiments to find the answers. Our job is to help these scientists learn and share what they discover.
We started our club a very, very long time ago. We began our work in a big city called London. A king, King Charles II, said we could be a special group for science. He gave us permission to meet and share our ideas. It was very exciting! Soon, many famous scientists wanted to join us. A scientist named Isaac Newton joined our club. He and other members did many experiments. They learned so much about how the world works. They shared all of their new ideas with each other. Sharing helps everyone learn more and more.
We are still here today, helping scientists learn. We help them make amazing new discoveries about our world. They study big things, like the stars and planets in space. They also study very tiny things, like the germs that can make you sick. After they learn something new, we help share it. We put their work in books and online so everyone can learn from it. We believe that sharing science helps make the world a better place for all of us.
A Club for Science
Hello! We are the Royal Society of London. We are a special group, like a club, for people called scientists. Scientists love to learn new things about the world. They ask big questions and do fun experiments to find the answers. Our job is to help these scientists learn and share what they discover.
We started our club a very, very long time ago. We began our work in a big city called London. A king, King Charles II, said we could be a special group for science. He gave us permission to meet and share our ideas. It was very exciting! Soon, many famous scientists wanted to join us. A scientist named Isaac Newton joined our club. He and other members did many experiments. They learned so much about how the world works. They shared all of their new ideas with each other. Sharing helps everyone learn more and more.
We are still here today, helping scientists learn. We help them make amazing new discoveries about our world. They study big things, like the stars and planets in space. They also study very tiny things, like the germs that can make you sick. After they learn something new, we help share it. We put their work in books and online so everyone can learn from it. We believe that sharing science helps make the world a better place for all of us.
Wow facts
About
The Royal Society is the independent scientific academy of the United Kingdom, dedicated to promoting excellence in science for the benefit of humanity.
Take a Quiz
Question 1 of 3
What kind of people are in our group?
Explore next
Want to do even more?
Go beyond exploring. Unlock tools that turn every story into real learning.
Storypie Plus for families
Full stories, quizzes, and printables. Nights and car rides, sorted.
- Unlimited audio stories
- Create Mode: your child stars in the story
- Offline downloads
- Printable worksheets & coloring pages
Why Storypie for Schools
Students engaged. Prep in seconds. Evenings back to you.
- Worksheets & Quizzes
- Classroom Management
- Formative Assessment
- Custom Curriculum & Lesson Plans
- 27 Languages
Why Storypie for Homeschool
Curriculum done. They'll ask for more. Hours back in your day.
- Worksheet Generator
- First-Person Audio Stories
- Built-in Comprehension Quizzes
- Custom Curriculum & Lesson Plans
- Print & Go Activities
