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Facinating workshop looking at how the body actually works. How does your brain tell your feet to move? Electricity of course! How does your stomach digest your food? Chemistry of course! How does your blood get to your toes and back again? Through a pump and some valves of course!
The body is very complicated and uses biology, chemistry and even physics to keep going.
We will be learning about the skeleton, digestion, the heart, kidneys, lungs and the brain.
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