What is outside and inside our body? Gentle and playful invitations for kids to learn about the workings and functions of internal and external body parts through sensory activities, playing with working models of human organs (heart and lungs), and life‑sized art activities where kids represent internal body parts with everyday materials (for example, a bunch of loose threads for a brain; a slinky opened up for the large intestine).
How is our body different from other animals? Kids explore similarities and differences (no bones in octopus vs bones in humans, gills vs lungs, fixed eyes in owls vs moving eyes in humans) and learn about adaptations and needs of living organisms, doing small experiments and watching short videos to see how bodies are designed for different environments.
All about spooky skeletons Dive deep into bones and skeletons, conduct experiments like the thumb challenge and egg drop, make skeleton artworks, and dance like skeletons.
What does our body need to grow, move and remain healthy? Explore movement (exercise), nutrition, and hygiene; do a messy digestion experiment, learn basic food groups, try movement exercises and pulse checks, and discuss good hygiene.
All Bodies are beautiful Engage with stories and activities to observe and appreciate unique features like eye colour, hair, skin, and body build.