lunes, 7 de febrero de 2022

 




ENGLISH:

1) We have analysed this line graph about the amount of men and women working as scientific researchers answering questions as:

- What does the line graph show?

It shows how the number of men and women working as researchers. 

- What is the difference between the blue and the orange line? Why are they different?

The blue line corresponds to women and the orange one to men. The blue line decreases as long as women start having family responsabilities in their lives among other factors as gender discrimination. The consequence is that there are lees female scientific researchers.


2) A video to think 💬(slow down it in the )

Women in Science

3) Study irregular verbs from "to be" to "drive".


NATURAL SCIENCE:

1) We have seen again the different levels of organization of living things from individual to the biosphere:

Individual-population-community-habitat and ecosystem-biome-biosphere

See the picture below to understand it better:

2) Now do the same with a living thing you like: a microorganism, a flower, a tree, an insect, a type of fish or mammal... anything.

-Think about your living thing and represent it as an individual, as a population with its same spiece, as a community with other living things, in its ecosystem and habitat, the biome it uses to be in the world and the biosphere.

See the examples:

EXAMPLE 1


D. represented a clown fish as an individual, secondly as part of a population, thirdly as part of a community with other species, next in its habitat (swimming in corals and anemones) in an ocean ecosystem. He also drew the biome it belongs to in east of Asia and finally the biosphere. Good job D.!!  👏👏

EXAMPLE 2


C. worked about the levels of organization of living things with human beings.

She started drawing a woman, then she drew her in a population, then in a community with other living being (the dog) and in a city ecosystem living in a house as their habitat. In the biome level she drew the continents because there are human beings in almost every biome and finally the biosphere.

Goood C.!! 👏👏



BOYS AND GIRLS ENJOY YOUR TUESDAY 😉

SEE YOU TOMORROW





 

If you are curious to know about the scientists above click here:

Seven women who shaped the world


Dear children,

Today Monday, February 7, we start a special week about women with scientific professions. Every day I will post an image related to this theme until February 11: 

                         International Women´s Science Day.


ENGLISH:

1) Introductory video for the week:

International Day of Women and Science

2) Study irregular verbs from "to be" to "drive".


NATURAL SCIENCE:

We have seen again these concepts: what an ecosystem, biome and biosphere is.
1) See carefully the following two pictures pictures about levels of organization:

2) Watch this video to understand better about what a biome is:

3) Study from page 46 to 51.

HAVE A NICE MONDAY

4 days left for the Women´s Science day 



viernes, 4 de febrero de 2022

 


ENGLISH:

- Study irregular verbs from "To Be" to "cut".

- Don´t forget finishing the revision activies in your pupil´s book pages 41 and 41 (some can be done on your book others in your notebook)


NATURAL SCIENCE:

1) Read pages 52 and 53.

2) Watch the video below:

Ecosystems and biomes

3) Not compulsory activities to review:

Food chain

Food chains and food webs

Types of ecosystems

Ecosystems

4) Study Natural Science from page 46 to page 51. Pages 52 and 53 need longer time, so don´t study them at the moment.





jueves, 3 de febrero de 2022



 

ENGLISH:

Study irregular verbs list from "to be" to "burn". They are eight verbs.

NATURAL SCIENCE:

1)Read pages 50 and 51.

2) Copy this diagram in your notebook (landscape position):

3) Page 60 activities 1, 2, 3 (only group A)



miércoles, 2 de febrero de 2022

 




ENGLISH:
"The Age of the Dinosaurs Book":

Group A: Read pages 38 and 39. Complete activities pages 56 and 57 (except exercise 5)
Group B: Read pages 32 and 33.  


martes, 1 de febrero de 2022

 


ENGLISH:
We have seen how to use the verbs "play, go and do" with sports and a vocabulary activity.

1) Copy in your English notebook.

HOW TO USE PLAY, GO AND DO WITH SPORTS

- Play: It´s used with sports where a ball is used as fooball, tennis, pin pon, basketball, golf, hockey...
- Go: in sports or activities finished in -ing. For example: swimming, jogging, running, skiing, iceskating, horseriding...
- Do: With sports or activities where a ball is not used and not finished in -ing.

2) Do activities f and g in your notebook:



NATURAL SCIENCE:

1) Read pages 48 and 49 in your book.

2) Watch these videos about trophic relationships.

What is a food chain?



3) Copy this summary in your notebook:

SUMMARY

PAGES 48 AND 49

    A trophic relationship shows how living things are related each other in an ecosystem by food.

The trophic relationships in ecosystems are balanced and they work as a cycle.

Elements in a trophic relationship:

- Producers: They make their own food (photosyntesis). Plants.

- Primary consumers: They feed on plants. They are herbivores.

- Secondary consumers: They feed on primary consumers. They are carnivores.

- Tertiary consumers: They feed on carnivores and some in hervibores too. They are omnivores.

- Decomposers: They break down dead living things and they are helpful for soil because they help soil to get nutrients. Decomposers are worms, some bacteria, fungi...

   

     Ecosystems have:

- Food chains between different organisims (producers, consumers, decomposers)

- Food webs: These are formed by groups of food chains.




lunes, 31 de enero de 2022

 



ENGLISH:

1) Copy in your English notebook:

PRESENT SIMPLE "TO BE" 
I am
you are
he is
she is
it is
we are
you are
you are
they are

PAST SIMPLE "TO BE"
I was
you were
he was
she was
it was
we were
you were
they were

2)Complete activities pages 40 and 41 from your Pupil´s book. These activities are for 2nd February, so you can dose them in several days (pódeis dosificarlas en varios días)

NATURAL SCIENCE:

1) Read pages 48 and 49 (Trophic relationships) in your Natural Science book.
2) Watch this video about trophic relationships in an ecosystem: