Year 4: Science

October 10, 2022

Year 4 have been learning about how to care for our teeth and how poor care can lead to tooth decay. In their scientific investigation, they used eggs to represent our teeth and eggshells to represent the enamel. Eggshells have a similiar chemical composition to tooth enamel so the children were able to clearly see the impact of tooth decay. 





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