Tomorrow we are making molds of their teeth using modeling clay and plaster of paris. I love this kind of hands on learning! It's fun and really helps them to 'get it' and remember it.Visit Lara's blog to what everyone's talking about this week!
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
science fun
We are using this cirriculum to study the human body this year in science. Right now we are learning about the digestive system. One of the suggested activities was to drink water through a straw upside down to prove that it is not gravity that pulls food into our stomachs but is actually involuntary muscles that do the work. The kids thought this little experiment was pretty funny.
Tomorrow we are making molds of their teeth using modeling clay and plaster of paris. I love this kind of hands on learning! It's fun and really helps them to 'get it' and remember it.
Visit Lara's blog to what everyone's talking about this week!
Tomorrow we are making molds of their teeth using modeling clay and plaster of paris. I love this kind of hands on learning! It's fun and really helps them to 'get it' and remember it.Visit Lara's blog to what everyone's talking about this week!
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
5 comments:
ha! ha! too funny.
What a cool way to learn that!
That looks fun if it doesn't come out your nose instead!
That's funny. Great way to learn.
hahaha that is cute! :) will you homeschool me darcy, it sounds like so much more fun
Post a Comment