Online+Learning

These activities are to be completed when you have access to a computer. Sometimes this will be at school during IT lessons with your teacher or maybe it will be at home when you've completed all other set homework.

Bones and Harry In a team of 2, check out the activities on this interactive site. You'll need to keep some notes about what you've learned (at least 10 things) and at the end of the session print them on Yellow paper for use as a 'postit note' on a classroom wall. Don't forget to include your team names at the bottom and remember to edit your work before printing.

Brainpop - Nutrition This is a chance for your to do something you really enjoy... watching movies. View this movie, then spend some time completing the activities, reading the emails and the section FYI before completing the quiz and emailling your results to your teacher.

Yucky.com Everyone's favourite site and the one your parents cringe at! It's about all things Yucky..... including some bodily functions! Your task is to produce an A5 Fact Card about one of the bodily functions you have found to be most interesting. Use - What, Where, How, Why and Which Body system? to help guide your research. You'll also need to include a self generated image/photo/diagram on your fact card. (This means you __can not__ copy/paste/scan in a picture from the web/book). Your information needs to be factual - (correct). Sentences need to make sense, begin with a capital letter and end with correct punctuation.

The Magic Schoolbus. Take a trip into the human body with the Magic Schoolbus team. How many photos can you snap and don't forget to complete the quiz at the end. It's pretty tricky if you don't do all the activities first. You'll need to __show your teacher__ your final quiz score before moving onto the next activity.

BBC - Human Body and Mind Choose from the first 5 activities on the Interactive Body page to complete. Looks easy enough.... however, I think you'll be looking for assistance on this one, so choose a partner to work with once you've had a go on your own.

Keeping Healthy This is a quick interactive task to get your brain working. Use it as a warm up before a lesson.

How Your Body Works. There's heaps to do on this web site! Click on a body part to watch movies, read articles, solve word finds, and do activites.