Science for Kids: Stage 1 - Hop, Hop and Away

The video is part of a science series for kids, focusing on the living world. It includes a story about Stanley, a stick insect, who embarks on an adventure and learns about the use of plants and animals in Aboriginal practices. The lesson highlights the importance of plants and animals in human life, particularly in cooking and cultural practices. The video encourages children to explore and understand the living world through engaging narratives.

What is the main focus of the Stage One Science for Kids series?

• Art and creativity

• History and ancient civilizations

• The living world and scientific skills

• Mathematics and numbers

What does Uncle Greg use to prepare the fish for the picnic?

• A barbecue grill

• A sharp knife and lemon myrtle

• A frying pan

• A microwave oven

What does Stanley mistake for an earthquake?

• A strong wind

• A passing car

• A kangaroo's movement

• A falling tree

What does Kara the kangaroo explain about the use of paperbark?

• It is used for making clothes

• It is used for wrapping fish

• It is used for building houses

• It is used for making toys

What are the people doing with the smoky piece of bark?

• Building a shelter

• Starting a fire

• Cooking food

• Making a canoe

What lesson is highlighted at the end of the story?

• The significance of teamwork

• The benefits of modern technology

• The use of plants and animals by the Darwal people

• The importance of recycling

What Australian plants are mentioned as being available at local supermarkets?

• Waratah and kangaroo paw

• Eucalyptus and wattle

• Banksia and grevillea

• Finger lime and lemon myrtle