I had a great time with this.

Click around the sites from Science Spot Kid Zone and find something else to thrill us all!

Watch the BBC programme, Shock and Awe, the Story of Electricity. On my machine!

Want to learn about cockroaches?

Or explore Switch Zoo. (Very silly.)

There are hundreds of programmes on youtube for flowers, pollination, fruit, plant botany.

I found a song about photosynthesis!

Can you find one to recommend to me?

Talk to me about plant biology. I love hearing words like stomata.

Watch this video. I know the voice is difficult to follow, and it's a bit academic, but it's from the Hong Kong University, and identifies some of the ferns you can find on the paths we walk.

And why don't plants have things like hearts and brains or lungs?

Or maybe they do? What's your idea?

Conduct some experiments on leaves you can pick up outside.

Remove or add water, soil, sunlight. Examine the CGP book on plant cells. Can you see any of these features in the leaves you can find in a sub-tropical environment?

I notice that the leaves here seem more waxy than at home. What do you think?