Simple machines

Tools and Machines

Simple machines

Simple machines have one or two parts.

We use a wedge to cut objects.

We use an inclined plane to push objects up or down.

We use a pulley to lift objects.

 Some simple machines are called tools. Tools and machines help us every day.

Uses of materials

Changes in materials

Mass, volume, and mixtures

Materials 1

Materials 2

Natural and man-made materials

Joints and senses

Bones and muscles

Our 5 senses

Bones and muscles

Bones game 1

Bones game 2

Bones game 3

Bones game 4

The food groups

Remember, there are five food groups:

1. Potatoes, bread, cereals, and pasta

2. Fruits and vegetables

3. Fish, eggs, meat, beans and pulses

4. Milk and dairy

5. Oil and butter (and sweets)

  

Ready for a game?

Build a food pyramid

Five food groups year 2 from CRISTINA ÁLVAREZ

The Digestive System

The Digestive System

Our digestive system has different parts: 
mouth, esophagus, stomach and intestine.

In your mouth, your teeth chew the food, and the tongue mixes it with saliva.

The food goes down a long tube called the esophagus.

The food goes into your stomach, which is like a bag.

The food goes into your intestine, where the nutrients pass into your blood.

Diamante de Gould

Do you remember this bird from our trip?  It's very pretty!

Can you colour it?

Parts of a flower

These are the parts of a flower.

Now you try!

Mosses and ferns

Mosses and ferns don't have flowers and they can't make seeds. They reproduce with spores.

Deciduous and evergreen trees

Deciduous trees lose their leaves.

Evergreen trees are always green.

Animal nutrition

               

       

Herbivores, Herbivores

Eat no meat

Grass, leaves, and bushes

are all they eat!

                   

     

Carnivores, Carnivores

They eat meat

Chicken, fish and insects

they like to eat

         
    

Omnivores, Omnivores

Eat leaves and meat

Plants and animals are tasty treats!