Click on the image and see how a peaceful scene springs to life.
Super Duper Antibodies
Let’s fight the flu virus with this game!
Happy Father’s Day!
Science Book
Thank you for bringing this book in class, Africa. ‘The Little Giant Book of Science Facts’, by Glen Vecchione, a fascinating book containing hundreds of facts about animals, plants, humans, inventions, computers and much more!
The Naughty Chameleon
Watch this fun story about a chameleon:
Happy St Patrick’s Day!
Are you wearing GREEN?
This March 17th make sure everyone is seeing green with some St Patrick’s Day fun. Get to know a bit more about this celebration by clicking on the shamrock:
Now click on the pot of gold to try some online games:
And even more games if you click on the horseshoe:
‘Where Children Sleep’
Where Children Sleep, by James Mollison, a book for you to better understand the lives of other children around the world.
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Video: ‘Clean it up!’
Kids, remember the importance that we need more than water to get rid of germs! Watch this video and find out.
Hand Washing Experiment
The other day we carried out an experiment. The purpose of the activity was to identify the best and most effective way to wash our hands and remove bacteria.
Materials: Cooking oil, ground cinnamon, measuring spoons.
Preparation:
1- Make groups of 3.
2- Each of the 3 children: rub 1 tablespoon of cooking oil over your hands until completely coated.
3- Sprinkle 1 teaspoon of cinnamon (this represents bacteria) on your hands and rub it all around.
Experiment:
Wash your hands by rubbing them briskly for 20”.
Pupil 1: Use old water only.
Pupil 2: Use warm water only.
Pupil 3: Use warm water and soap.
Results:
Let’s compare our hands now.
Warm water and soap is the best solution!
TIP: Don’t use a bar of soap when washing hands because the bacteria stays on it from use to use.