Objective

By the end of this lesson, you will learn about the topic of poo and its importance in biology.

Materials and Prep

• A computer or tablet with internet access
• Paper and pencils

No prior knowledge is required for this lesson.

Activities

1. Watch a video about the importance of poo in nature and biology.
2. Discuss the video and ask the student questions about what they learned.
3. Draw a picture of an animal and label its different body parts.
4. Explain the process of digestion and how waste is produced as poo.
5. Engage in a hands-on activity where the student can create their own model of poo using playdough or clay.
6. Encourage the student to ask questions and have a discussion about the topic.

Kindergarten Grade Talking Points

• "Poo is a natural part of our bodies and animals' bodies."
• "Animals eat food, and their bodies turn the food into energy."
• "Sometimes, the body cannot use all the food, so it creates waste."
• "This waste is called poo, and it comes out of our bodies."
• "Poo helps plants grow because it contains nutrients."
• "Different animals have different types of poo, just like they have different body parts."
• "Poo can look different depending on what an animal eats."
• "It's important to wash our hands after touching poo to keep ourselves clean and healthy."