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Friday 8th October
Friday 8th October
Whole Class Google Meet 9am
Whole Class Google Meet 9am
For this session your child will require: -
Writing Pencil
Something to write on (Scrap book, Note pad, Paper)
Task 1: Healthy Habits
Task 1: Healthy Habits
In our meet, we learned about healthy habits.
Healthy habits help us feel good, learn and grow into healthy adults.
Check out the poster beside for some tips on looking after your body.
Task 2: Healthy eating
Task 2: Healthy eating
A balanced diet is essential for good health. Watch the video beside the learn more about healthy eating.
Have a look at the Australian Guide to Healthy Eating (beside) -
Which food included would you like to eat most today?
Are there any foods here you'd like to try?
How could we include more fruit and vegetables in our diet?
Complete the activity below by cutting and pasting images from magazines, newspapers or that you have printed out (you can draw if desired) into the five key food groups.
Australian Healthy Eating Guidelines.pdf
Task 3: Experimenting with Germs
Task 3: Experimenting with Germs
After spending some time at the playground, soccer field, or in the backyard, it can be easy to see the dirt on our hands.
What you can’t see are the invisible-to-your-eye germs that get on your hands throughout the day.
Have a go at this experiment to see the effect those germs have.
What you’ll need:
What you’ll need:
Three slices of bread
Three resealable bags
Instructions:
Instructions:
Label each of the three bags:
Control
Dirty
Clean
Place one slice of bread in the 'control' bag without touching it. You can use clean tongs, or turn the resealable bag inside out and use it like a glove to get the slice inside. Seal the bag.
Remove a second slice of bread and touch the bread with your unwashed hands. Place the bread in the bag and seal it.
Wash your hands with soap and water.
Take a third slice of bread and touch the bread with your freshly-washed hands. Place the bread in the bag and seal it.
Take all three sealed bags and put them in a cool, dry place.
Look at the bread daily and write down your observations, but do not take the bread out of the bags. In a few days, mould should start to appear. What slice of bread gets mouldy first? Which grows the most mould? Which grows the least? If mould starts to appear, take a ruler and measure it and record your observations. You can even draw a picture of the bread each day, or keep a photo diary by taking pictures of the bread each day to watch the changes over time.
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