Friday, June 3, 2016
Modelling the Digestive System (aka making poop!)
Our plate served as the mouth with the knife cutting up food like our teeth, and the added water to show what role saliva plays
Muscles around the stomach work to physically break down the contents of the stomach juices in the stomach chemically break it down to create chyme.
The contents of the stomach her squeezed through a hole in the corner of the Ziploc baggie, which represents the sphincter at the bottom of our stomach.
The food that is passed through our small intestine collects in a mass at the end of the stocking, as it would in our large intestine. Here we squeeze the excess liquid out, simulating the process that our large intestine carries out removing liquid from the food we are digesting .
Lemon juice is added to represent gastric juices that further help to break down the food in the Ziploc bag which is acting as a stomach.

Muscles around the stomach work to physically break down the contents of the stomach juices in the stomach chemically break it down to create chyme.
The contents of the stomach her squeezed through a hole in the corner of the Ziploc baggie, which represents the sphincter at the bottom of our stomach.
The contents of the stomach trouble through a nylon stocking, the length of which represents her small intestine. The liquid that seeps out through the nylon sucking represents the nutrients being absorbed from our small intestine, into our bloodstream.

The food that is passed through our small intestine collects in a mass at the end of the stocking, as it would in our large intestine. Here we squeeze the excess liquid out, simulating the process that our large intestine carries out removing liquid from the food we are digesting .
Once the excess liquid has been squeezed out from the bottom of the stocking, acting as the large intestine, it's contents are squeezed out into a paper cup which represents the rectum. Here we find the final product of our digestive system. 

Thursday, June 2, 2016
Churchill School of Rock Performance at Westfest
Churchill School of Rock Performance at Westfest
Performance time is 11:00am, Saturday, June 4th
Location (see reverse and below) is at Laroche Park
Meeting time is 10:30 - in the Audience Area
Come wearing your Churchill School of Rock 11 T-Shirt (or a blue shirt)
Apply sunscreen before coming and bring a full water bottle (a hat if needed is ok)
Bring your guitars and ukes to the meeting area. Try to have them tuned, but if needed let us know and we can get them tuned well before our start time
The event is free, so gain access via the entrances, and look for Churchill Teachers gathering in the audience area in front of the main stage. NO ONE IS TO ATTEMPT TO ENTER THE STAGE AREA UNTIL INSTRUCTED BY A TEACHER THAT IT IS TIME TO DO SO!
We have a limited time on stage, so our playlist will possibly change at the last minute, so look to your teachers for instructions after each song.
Come ready to be flexible, to be focused, and to have fun!!!
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