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Suzy Cato explores the workings of the digestive system in her science programme for five to nine year olds. A plate of baked beans is the starting point — but, first, the inevitable by-product of baked bean consumption is addressed in vox pops. Vinegar, funnels and pantyhose are just some of the aids Cato uses to simulate the process; and the changes are contrasted with untouched baked beans at each stage. The results aren't pretty but the explanation is clear and good natured — and the audience outside the studio is spared the resulting smells.
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this is such a useful video, i am a big fan of suzie cato
hi suzy i love your show it's help me with school wor k and guess what i got a distinction award is'nt that great
i love this epic episode m
my class and i watced two times
hi Suzy your video helped us for are homework thanks _Brydie Brigit xoxoxoxoxoxoxox
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Television, 2011 (Full Length Episode)
Popular science for grown-ups
NZ ON SCREEN 2013
This website has been made with funding from NZ ON AIR ›
The synopsis and credits are included
Maddison
Posted at 05.36PM - 04.04.2013
Thanks Suzy my class has watch these clips. My class has be learning about lighthouses and we saw your one with cape reianga lighthouse and we enjoyed it.