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Welcome to Week 5
Welcome to Week 5
Week 5 Welcome.movBIBLE
BIBLE
Lesson 45 (continued) Israel rejects God as their king and asks for a man to be their king.
Bible Reference: 1 Samuel 9 - 10:25 (see Children's bible below)
Key themes:
Man is sinful and rejects God's rule. rejecting God's rule and God's way brings consequences.
God is merciful, gracious and loving.
Lesson 46 God rejects Saul because of Saul's disobedience and chooses David as king of Israel
Bible Reference: 1 Samuel 13:5-14; 15-16:13 (see Children's bible below)
Key themes:
God demands obedience; Listen to His commands. God delights in obedience.
Disobedience brings consequences.
God delights in a heart of faith and love for Him
20210810-ChildrensBible-P132.PDFLesson 45
Lesson 45
20210810-ChildrensBible-P133.PDFLesson 45
Lesson 45
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Lesson 46
My Body
My Body
The Human Body 1.mp4The Human Body
The Human Body
Introduction.
Watch the video on The Human Body.
There is a lot of information to learn this week. You might like to watch one or two videos about the body each day this week or even leave some to watch next week (Week 6) .
Your Heart - Storybots
Lungs - Storybots
Fact: Blood vessels called arteries carry blood away from your heart and blood vessels called veins bring blood back to your heart.
Heart & Lungs.mp4Heart & Lungs
After watching the video see if you can answer the following questions:
Your Heart is a muscle. True or False?
About how big is your heart?
What does the heart pump around the body?
What does a Doctor use to listen to the heart?
What are our lungs protected by?
What is in the air we breathe? O_ _ _ _ _
🦴 Bones, bones, bones! 🦴
Did you know that babies have almost 100 more bones than adults? Watch the video below and find out.
Keep your eyes open for a dancing skeleton at the end!
The Skeleton.mp4Our Skeleton
Our skeleton is made up of joined together b _ _ _ _.
What part of our skeleton protects our brain?
What is the longest bone in our body?
The stapes is the smallest bone in our body. Where is it found?
Muscles.mp4Muscles
How do you make sure your muscles are strong and healthy?
Remember to go outside and exercise every day!
Bones - Storybots
What are the basic needs of every human being?
Air - oxygen
Food and Water
Shelter - a place to rest
Who gives us life?
God
The Brain.mp4The Brain
Your brain is busy working all the time, sending and receiving messages all day.
It gets you to think, feel, talk and move. Even when you are asleep, your brain is still working. It makes sure your heart is beating and that you are breathing.
Brain - Storybots
What activities can you do to exercise your brain each day?
Keeping Fit.mp4It's not just Olympic Athletes that need to have regular exercise.
We all need to eat well, sleep well and exercise every day.
Keeping Fit
Keeping Fit
After watching, you might like to go outside and make an obstacle course for you and your family. You might like to do Olivia's Warm up before everybody does the course.
The Floor is Lava
This is a favourite game of Prep 2.
We hope you enjoy playing it with your family.
⛹🏻‍♀️ Thank you to those who have sent a picture and video doing an Olympic Sport. 🏋🏻‍♀️
We would like to use these illustrations in your journal and possibly any videos we receive in the end of year Prep movie. Please keep the Olympic Worksheet safe at home until we are all back together at Prep. You can keep sending your teacher a photo/video of your sport anytime this week or next. We would love one from everyone if possible please. Thank you.
Optional Activities:
You might like to print out and complete the brain maze, skeleton craft or 5 senses matching board.
The Very Hungry Bear.movTHE VERY HUNGRY BEAR
THE VERY HUNGRY BEAR
First the Bear was cranky, then itchy, but now is he very hungry!
First the Bear was cranky, then itchy, but now is he very hungry!
Eat Well
Eat Well
Look inside your body.movWhat's inside your body - eating food and our senses.
What's inside your body - eating food and our senses.
Being thankful to God
Being thankful to God
When we learned about farms we talked about all that we eat starts from something that is grown. So all that we have comes from God.
Make sure you thank Him for your food. Remember to say grace at home like we do at Prep.
Eating well
Eating well
Thinking about the food pyramid maybe you could count the number of fruit and vegetables you eat each day.
Then complete your healthy vs junk food worksheet
Eat well.movTaste testing.movTaste testing
Taste testing
Can you remember from the first book about our body what the things are in our mouths that help us to taste?
What flavours did Mr Bentley taste?
The enornous watermelon.movThe Enormous Watermelon
The Enormous Watermelon
See if you can follow the clues to see which nursery rhyme character will need to help pull the watermelon next.
CHIP
CHIP
Listen to this story about a greedy seagull called Chip!
Chip.movI want spaghetti.movI want spaghetti
I want spaghetti
Do you love spaghetti?
For many children it is their favourite food.
Cooking Fun
Cooking Fun
Learn about wheat with George the Farner
Learn about wheat with George the Farner
Mrs Bentley's pizza ingredients
Mushroom, tomato, ham, onion, capsicum and cheese
Finished yummy pizza!
The Tummy Song - Storybots
Get your passport here
Get your passport here
Passport.movWatch the video.
Go to the drop down menu in learning at home and click on the Let's learn about our world link. This will take you to a new page with all of the family tree pages and a few other things.
Read/look at the pages one at a time.
When you have looked at a page find a passport stamp with that country on it or write the country on to a blank one and stick it in your passport.
Fruit bowl craft
Fruit bowl craft
Colour the pieces above
Cut the bowl, handle and all the fruit.
Glue handle to bowl.
Glue fruit as shown.
Peas artwork
Begin by colouring in the leaves.
Draw the squiggly tendrils.
Scrunch small squares of green crepe paper to form peas.
Glue 3 peas onto each green pod (card)
Put some glue on one end and pinch together, as shown above.
Repeat on the opposite side.
Glue each pea pod onto the plant.
Woo hoo! You have a beautiful artwork to display in the kitchen.
OPTIONAL Art Activity
Mt Fuji, Japan
Mt Fuji, Japan
Use watercolours, pencils, crayons...
Mrs Ishak used her watercolour set.
When dry, carefully cut around the outside of the mountain and clouds.
You might like to add cotton balls to the clouds.
Once finished Mt Fuji, cut it out and mount on another piece of card.
You could add birds above or some cherry blossom trees below.
You might also like to use a similar technique with the pair of Koi.
Songs
Songs
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