WATCH: Listen and watch Whaea Emily's leaf rubbing video.

TALK: Talk with your whanau about plants, the parts of plants, photosynthesis and about the types of plants that surround you.

DO: Go for a nature walk and collect leaves. Create your own leaf rubbing, diagram, or leaf art.

SHARE: Take a photo of your leaf rubbing, diagram, leaf rubbing art work, or any creation this learning has inspired and send it to your teacher.

WATCH: Listen and watch Whaea Emily's video experimenting with sound.

TALK: Talk about sound, tone, experimenting and hypothesis. Talk about how to write your own hypothesis. Discuss what sound is. Share some of your bubbles' favourite sounds.

DO: Experiment with glasses and water, and try different things around your household. Discover what makes the best noises.

SHARE: Email your hypotheses to your teacher and talk about whether you proved it correct or incorrect. Or - send photos of yourself in action experimenting.

WATCH: Listen to and watch Whaea Emily talk about Earth Day.

TALK: Discuss with whanau what makes nature and natural things extraordinary? Discuss Earth Day and share the ways you already look after our earth.

DO: Celebrate Earth Day and collect 10 extraordinary Earth items that are special to you. In addition to this (or alternatively) make an Earth Day piece of art or creation.

SHARE: Take a photo of your extraordinary items, artwork, or creation and send it to your teacher. You could write out your explanation for why something is extraordinary and send this too!

WATCH: Listen to and watch science with Emily about going on a bug hunt.

TALK: Would humans survive if there were no insects? Discuss ecosystems, the roll bugs play, and different types of insects.

DO: Go on a bug hunt, identify what you find, and create a bug profile book.

SHARE:The creepy crawlies you find and bug profiles with your teacher.

WATCH: listen to and watch science with Whaea Emily Fizzy Feijoa Drinks.

TALK: What is fermentation? What foods do we normally eat that are fermented? Are there any family traditions around fermentation?

DO: Follow the recipe to create your own fizzy feijoa drink.

SHARE: Your drink with your whanau! Let your teachers know how it went.

WATCH: Listen to and watch Venn Diagrams with Whaea Emily.

TALK: What are the relationships between different things what are the similarities and differences? Are there any two items you can find that have absolutely no similarities?

DO: Create your own venn diagrams for things around your home carefully considering items properties.

SHARE: Take a photo of your venn diagrams and send it to your teacher.

WATCH: Listen to and watch Orange Fizz Experiment with Whaea Emily.

TALK: Talk about acids and bases. What in your house is an acid or base? What types of food do you eat that are acidic?

DO: Try the orange fizz experiment.

SHARE: If possible, record yourself trying the experiment and share with your teachers.

WATCH: Watch Nanogirl build a catapult plane and explain the science of flight.

DO: Create your own catapult plane (you may need an adult to help)

EXTEND: Create a maths game with your skittles. Challenge your whanau to see who can get the highest score.

SHARE: Take a video of your catapult plane and share it with your teacher (30 seconds max)

WATCH: Watch Nanogirl create bunny ears and explain why they are so big!

TALK: Talk with your whanau about what your learned about bunny ears from Nanogirl.

DO: Create your pair of bunny ears

SHARE: Take a photo of you wearing your bunny ears and share it with your teacher.

WATCH: Watch Nanogirl build a hoop glider.

TALK: Talk with your whanau about things that fly. What do they have in common? How is the hoop glider different to the things you have talked about?

DO: Create your own hoop glider.

SHARE: Take a video of your hoop glider flying and share it with your teacher.