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Presentation 1 – Our Bodies

Presentation 1 – Our Bodies. Learning objectives. To recognise that humans are unique and have both similarities and differences. To understand how to take accurate measurements and record data. . Unique. This means that we are all one of a kind. There is only one person just like us.

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Presentation 1 – Our Bodies

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  1. Presentation 1 – Our Bodies

  2. Learning objectives • To recognise that humans are unique and have both similarities and differences. • To understand how to take accurate measurements and record data.

  3. Unique • This means that we are all one of a kind. There is only one person just like us.

  4. Spot the difference! • Look at the people in your group. • What can you spot that makes you different from each other?

  5. Who is the tallest? • Did you know that the tallest living human is 251 cm in height? • Can you find out how tall that is using a tape measure or metre stick? • Who is the tallest member of your class? • Create a class census – this is a collection of statistics all about your class!

  6. What did you discover? • Share some of your class census information. • Who is the tallest person in your group? • Who is the smallest? • How many people have blue eyes?

  7. Class records

  8. Class facts

  9. We are all unique! • Today we have been learning: • To recognise that humans are unique and have both similarities and differences.

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