Today we had a visit from Jacqui Grant. She taught us a music lesson through a story about a little star.
Today we had a visit from Jacqui Grant. She taught us a music lesson through a story about a little star.
Today we looked at how our body makes us poo. We started off the lesson by eating a jam sandwich.
Miss Stevenson demonstrated what happens in our mouth by mashing a jam sandwich up with a little water (saliva) in a bowl.
We then saw the sandwich work its way down the Oesophagus into the Stomach. In the Stomach a little Acid was added (Vinegar) and the Stomach was squeezed to break down the food.
The sandwich then left the Stomach and went into the Intestines. It travelled through the Intestines and the Nutrients (water) squeezed through the wall of the Intestines (tights) into the body. The pupils squeezed the digested sandwich along the “Intestine” and finally at the end watched the “poo” arrive.
Today we had lots of fun. We learnt all about worms – we collected worms from the field, read them Superworm, collected the materials we needed to make a Wormery and then made our own Wormeries with a partner.
Today we continued to study the brain and looked at mindfulness. We then drew a picture from a simple line or shape. Mrs Hosie then taught us about Chemical Reactions.
We also read Rosie Revere, Engineer. Learning about what Engineers do. We then designed our own buildings which had to stand by themselves and have an opening door.
P1 popped along to the upper school World of Work Workshop. We wanted to see the skulls from the Dean Park and some materials being used in heart operations.
Today we made pizza in class – and of course ate it too. It was delicious.
Today we learnt all about our Guard Dog, Ape and Wise Old Owl sections of our brains. We then spoke about ways of relaxing our Guard Dogs.
Try this yoga at home to understand a little of what we have been talking about.
P1 had lots of fun solving halves and quarters of shapes and numbers. We played Twister and had to read out the fraction when we landed on it.
Ask your child about the 5 Golden Rules of being around dogs. The ECC joined us also for our visit.
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