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Science: Materials
Let’s find out about making things.
Look at all the people making things.
He’s making an animal. He’s making chairs.
What’s he making? Is it a chair? No, it isn’t – it’s a mushroom.
Look! Lots of mushrooms. They’re made of wood.
Can you see the bird? It’s made of wood, too.
Wow, what’s she making? It’s a necklace.
What’s it made of? It’s made of metal.
Look, more. They are all made of metal.
What is she making? Oh, books! There’s a brown book and a
blue book. What are they made of?
Paper! They’re made of paper.
What’s this man making? It’s made of wood … Oh, look
chairs.
Wow, what’s she doing? She’s making beautiful fabric.
Look at this fabric. There are lots of colours.
What’s that? Can you see? It’s wool, black wool.
There are lots of different colours of wool. What colours can
you see?
He’s making the fabric with the wool. Wow!
Look – jackets, hats and a bag. What are they made of?
Have you got anything made of wool?
Have you got anything made of wood?
Look at your book. What’s it made of?
Music: Musical instruments
Can you hear the music? Listen to all the different
instruments. Fantastic!
Look. It’s a music lesson. The children are playing
instruments.
There are drums. And what’s this? It’s a guitar.
This is a trumpet. Listen.
The boys are playing the drums. Wow, drums are loud!
Some instruments are quiet. Listen to this music. It’s quiet.
This is a violin.
This is an electric guitar. It’s fun. This guitar is loud! Listen.
The teacher is playing the piano. He teaches music.
The children love music lessons.
Look at all the different instruments.
Can you play an instrument?
Art: Portraits
It’s time for Art! Look at the children in their Art lesson.
He’s drawing. She’s painting.
We use paint and paintbrushes for painting … and we use
pencils for drawing. Lovely colours!
This woman is an artist. She’s painting. What is she painting?
She’s painting a picture of a girl. This is called a portrait. A
portrait is a picture of a person. It can be a girl or a boy, a
mum or a dad.
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Look at the girl. She’s got long, blond hair. Look at the
portrait. Can you see the long, blond hair?
Look at the girl’s face. Is she happy? Or is she sad?
Look at the portrait.
Wow! This artist is good at painting.
Portraits can be paintings, or they can be drawings. Portraits
can be photographs, too!
Look, these are all portraits.
Look at the people in the photographs. Is she happy?
Look at the people in the paintings. This man is old. This
woman is sad.
Look at this portrait. Is it a painting … or a drawing … or a
photograph?
You can make a portrait, too. You can paint, or draw, or take a
photo! Smile!
Science: Plant or animal?
Let’s find out about food. We eat lots of different kinds of food.
Look at the children. It’s lunch time.
Mmm … what food can you see?
Can you see cake? Can you see juice? Can you see tomatoes?
Can you see bread?
We eat bread every day. But where does bread come from?
Bread comes from a plant.
Look at this farm. Can you see the plants?
This is wheat. Bread is made from wheat.
We drink milk every day. Where does milk come from?
Milk comes from an animal. What animal can you see?
It’s a cow. Milk comes from cows.
Look! Can you see the milk?
Cheese and ice cream are made of milk. So they come from
an animal, too.
Do you like cheese? Do you like ice cream?
Now look at this salad. Can you see the tomatoes?
Where do tomatoes come from?
Yes, tomatoes come from a plant, too.
Look at the tomato plant. The red tomatoes are ready to eat.
What about eggs? Do eggs come from a plant … or do eggs
come from animals?
Yes, eggs come from animals. Eggs come from chickens.
Do you like eggs?
Now, think. Look at the carrots and potatoes.
Where do they come from?
Do they come from a plant … or an animal?
Yes, they all come from plants.
Let’s eat!
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