Scientists have a system to group all the living things so they can study them. One of the ways of grouping or classifying them is called the Kingdoms of Life. But exactly how many Kingdoms of Life there are is not an easy question to answer. Find out why
Here you have two drawings about the different types of rock and the rock cycle.
Rocks are amazing! You can find them everywhere on earth and they can have different shapes, forms and textures. We are going to learn the three main types of rock and how they are formed, as well as some examples of each one.
Remember you can activate the English subtitles to help you understand better when you watch it at home!
Here you have some ideas to make your Earth's day poster. Remember that you can use your creativity to change some parts or to do something totally different!
Click on the link to study the physical map of Spain. Do not forget to play it in "ESTUDIA" mode, so you can learn the different mountain ranges and valleys before you actually play.
PHYSICAL MAP OF SPAIN - WHAT'S THE NAME?
Click on the link to study the rivers of Spain. Do not forget to play it in "ESTUDIA" mode, so you can learn them before you actually play.
Here you have the climate zones map, already coloured. Remember it must be finished for Thursday!
In this video you can revise the body systems we have studied about in class but you will also be able to learn a few more things if you are interested on it.
It's time now to use some of your senses and the nervous system to watch, listen to and learn from this video!!! Enjoy it!
The process by which we take in oxygen and eliminate carbon dioxide is carried out by our respiratory system. Watch this video to know more about it!
Prehistory is divided into two big Ages: the STONE AGE and THE METAL AGES.
In the Stone Age we also have different periods. Here you have some videos summarising how first humans lived in the Paleolithic and Neolithic Periods.
Remember that the Mesolithic Period is an archaeological term describing specific cultures that fall between the Paleolithic and the Neolithic Periods. While the start and end dates of the Mesolithic Period vary by geographical region, it dated approximately from 10,000 BCE to 8,000 BCE.
Here you have the videos we've watched in class. Click on the link and enjoy them!
