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Spring 2018
Life cycles: hibernate
Duration: 15 minutes
First broadcast: on School Radio
Available for over a year
Gemma begins a new term and today she's thinking about animals and winter hibernation.
Spring 2018
Life cycles: day and night
Duration: 15 minutes
First broadcast: on School Radio
Available for over a year
Today Gemma considers how the time of day can affect our moods and feelings.
Spring 2018
Our senses: sight
Duration: 15 minutes
First broadcast: on School Radio
Available for over a year
Gemma considers our sense of sight, including the inspiring story of Louis Braille.
Spring 2018
Our senses: hearing
Duration: 15 minutes
First broadcast: on School Radio
Available for over a year
Gemma finds out about sound and hearing, including the story of Beethoven becoming deaf.
Spring 2018
Our senses: taste
Duration: 15 minutes
First broadcast: on School Radio
Available for over a year
Gemma is cooking fudge in her kitchen and thinking about our sense of taste.
Spring 2018
Special days: Mothering Sunday
Duration: 15 minutes
First broadcast: on School Radio
Available for over a year
Gemma looks forward to celebrating Mothering Sunday and finds out about its history.
Spring 2018
The way things are: How the rhinoceros got his skin
Duration: 14 minutes
First broadcast: on School Radio
Available for over a year
Gemma explores some popular stories that explain why things are the way they are...
Spring 2018
The way things are: Why the sun moves slowly across the sky
Duration: 14 minutes
First broadcast: on School Radio
Available for over a year
Gemma hears another traditional story - this time explaining why the sun moves slowly...
Spring 2018
Special days: Holi
Duration: 15 minutes
First broadcast: on School Radio
Available for over a year
Gemma is looking forward to Holi and finding out what happens during the festival.
Spring 2018
Special days: Easter
Duration: 15 minutes
First broadcast: on School Radio
Available for over a year
Gemma looks forward to celebrating the festival of Easter and the end of the Spring term.
