Science - What happens inside our mouth?

 After missing last week's science lesson, due the the funeral, we had lots of catching up to do today! We worked really hard to recall what each of the organs in our digestive system does, before focusing on the mouth and teeth. We considered what the role of teeth is, discussing what might happen if we didn't have any teeth! 

We then learned that we have 4 types of teeth: incisors, canines, premolars and molars, labelling a diagram and explaining functions, before creating our own little book of teeth!







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