THE FIVE SENSES

VIDEO: HELPING THE ENVIRONMENT (BS4 UNIT 5)

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The share in this blog has no commercial, but educational purposes.

We’re at the recycling centre!

Lots of people recycle their rubbish.

You can bring rubbish from your home ... and put it into the bins.

There are different bins for different types of rubbish.

There are bins for glass. You can put jars and glass bottles in here.

There are bins for plastic. You can put plastic bottles in here.

Cans are made of metal. They go in the metal bin.

Newspapers and books are made of paper. They go in the paper bin.

This bin is for drinks cartons.

Do you recycle your rubbish?

Write a comment and tell me what you  and your family do to protect the environment.

INVENTORS AND INVENTIONS SONG

INVENTIONS AND DISCOVERIES 1

VIDEO: LOOKING INTO SPACE

SONG: FLYING FROM THE SUN TO THE STARS

SONG: MUSCLES AND BONES WITH SKIN ALL AROUND

VIDEO: LEARN ABOUT ELEPHANTS

VIDEO: THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM

Watch this video and learn about the liver, pancreas and how the human body and digestion work.

VIDEO: THE BRAIN

Watch this video and learn about the cerebellum, brain stem, pituitary, cerebrum and other parts of the brain.

Which is the largest part of the brain? Which part of your brain controls body temperature? Which part connects to your spinal chord and controls breathing, digestion and heart rate? Which part controls  emotions? Which part helps us to balance? Write a comment and tell me.

VIDEO: EXPLORING PLANETS

Go on a space adventure with Polkaroo and learn about the planets! ENJOY!

VIDEO: HOW PAPER IS MADE

GAME: FEED THE ANIMALS

Play this game and learn about what some animals eat. Open the 3 feeding stalls' doors and click on I'm ready. Have fun!

FOOD CHAIN GAME

Food chains begin with plant-life, and end with animal-life. Some animals eat plants, some animals eat other animals. 
A simple food chain can start with grass. Rabbits eat grass. Then foxes eat rabbits. 

Play this game and drag the parts of the food chain to the correct place.