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Making poo in 3/4H

25/03/2022 · by mrsfharrison · in Science Learning, Year 3/4H Learning Blog. ·

Today we have recreated the human digestive system using tights, food and apple juice. It’s safe to say the children were suitably disgusted by their experiment.

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