Social Science Review:

 Dear students:

Please, check the following activities:

1.) What are the names of the four time zones in Europe? Could mention some countries that are included in each time zone? When it is 12:00 o´clock in London, what time is it in Paris, Berlin and Moscow?

2.) Copy and complete the text about Europe:

Europe is the __________ smallest continent in the world after Oceania. To the north it reaches ___________. To the west it reaches the _____________. Ocean and to the east it reaches the ____________. Europe has ____________ countries. The biggest country is ___________. The biggest country entirely located in Europe is _____________.

3.) Order these mountain ranges from the east to the west. Check the maps in your activity book or in your notes.

- The Alps // The Pyrenees // The Urals // The Caucasus // The Carpathian Mountains

4) What is a Fjord? Check the Video

Check the video to answer the question above !!

5) How do glaciers shape the landscape?

Check -> How do glaciers shape the landscape video!!

Natural Science Review part II

 Dear students, 

Let´s try to complete the following:

Match the following definitions:

1) Kidneys: // 2) Bladder: // 3) Blood Vessels: // 4) Trachea: 5) Bronchi:

a) It´s an organ in the bnody where urine is stored.

b) They are tubes that carry blood around the body. Arteries and veins are both blood vessels.

c) They are two tubes that connect the trachea to the bronchioles in the lungs.

d) They are two organs that filter blood to remove waste liquids.

e) It´s the tube that connects the mouth to the bronchi.

Answer sheet: 1) --> d) ; 2) --> a) ; 3) --> b) ; 4) --> e) ; 5) --> c)

Draw a heart and label the following parts:

a) Right atrium.

b) Right ventricle.

c) Left atrium.

d) Left ventricle.

e) Superior cava vein.

f) Inferior cava Vein.

g) Aorta artery.

h) Pulmonary arteries.

i) Pulmonary veins

j) Septum (it divides the heart in two sides, right &left)

Could you describe the function of the following systems and its organs?

- Digestive system

- Respiratory system

- circulatory system

- Excretory system

What are the functions of the different blood cells?

Natural Science Review Part I

 Dear students,

Please try to review your notes and answer the following questions:

Part I

1.) In what part of the body does food mix with gastric juices?

Food mixes with gastric juices in the _______________

2.) In what part of the body does food mix with bile from the liver?

________________________________________________________

3.) What do we call solid waste substances that are expelled through the annus?

________________________________________________________

4.) What are the three stages of digestion?

________________________________________________________

5.) What organ contains millions of bronchioles and alveoli?

________________________________________________________

6.) What gas do we absorb from the air in our lungs?

________________________________________________________

Part II.

Let´s find the name of the organs or parts of the body:

a.) What organ has four chambers and functions like a pump?

b.) What part of the body filters blood to remove waste and extra water?

c.) Which part of the body absorbs nutrients from the food we eat?

d.) Where does our body store solid waste, or faeces?

e.) Where is the urine is stored before we expelled it?

f) What are the large tubes that carry from the lungs to the muscles?

Writing_ Let´s reply to the following email!

 Dear students,

Please, read the following email and try to reply it in your notebook.

You should try to be careful with the grammar, vocabulary and spelling mistakes.

From: Mr. Williams

To: students

Subject: End of school year field trip

Dear students,

I am writing you to let you know that the teachers of year 6 are considering the possibility to have an end of school year field trip with all of you. We believe it gives you the opportunity to have a great ending of your hard work. There is still time to organize it, so we would like to know your opinion. Do you agree about this possibility?

There are several options. We are thinking to travel to Granada and Málaga, so that we can visit the monuments in those provinces and also learn a bit about the culture of Andalucia. There is also the possibility to travel to Galicia and do a little bit of Camino de Santiago for three days. On the other hand, we could also travel to Valencia, visit one of the most famous museums of Spain, go to the amusemnt park of Terra Mitica and spend a couple days at the beach playing water sports.

If you agree, what suggestion would you like the most?

I am looking forward to hearing from you.

Kind regards / sincerely,

Mr. Williams

The Excretory system, mindmap and videos!!

Dear students,

Let´s try to create a mindmap of the excretory system, so that we can remember the most important parts and ideas:

Our Excretory System

The excretory system is made up of all the organs that remove waste substances from the body. These substances can include excess water and other waste substances.

Exhaling and Sweating

Our body also removes waste by sweating and exhaling. Sweat is made up of the waste water and salts that are stored in our sweat glands. When we sweat, the waste water is expelled through pores in our skin. When we exhale, we also expel waste substances.

Our cells absorb nutrients and oxygen. As a result, they produce waste substances like carbon dioxide and water. Our blood transports these waste substances to our lungs, they are

expelled when we exhale.

MINDMAP questions!!

What´s the main function of the excretory system?

What´s the first organ that undigested food and waste products pass through?

What happens in the large intestine?

Where are the faeces expelled?

What is the function of the kidneys?

Where is the urine stored?

What occurs in the urethra?

Do we remove waste in other ways?

Click to watch "Excretory system" video I!!

Click to watch "Excretory system" video II

The circulation system! Please, read and review!

 Dear students, 

Let´s review and underline the info related to the Circulatory system:

Circulation

When blood enters the heart, it´s pumped into the lungs. In the lungs, the red blood cells absorb oxygen. This oxygenated blood is pumped back into the heart. The heart then pumps the oxygenated blood around the body.

The blood vessels are tubes that connect the heart to the rest of the body. There are three types of blood vessels.: arteries, veins and capillaries. Arteries carry blood away from the heart. Veins carry blood back to the heart. Capillaries are tiny blood vessels that connect the smallest arteries to the smallest veins. Capillaries have very thin walls so gases, nutrients and waste products can go through them to the cells.

Click to watch "circulatory system" video!!

Let´s create a mindmap:

How are the nutrients and oxygen are transported to the organs and bones?

What´s the function of the heart?

What are the red blood cells responsible for?

What do white blood cells do and platelets?

How many types of blood vessels do we have?

What is the difference between arteries and veins?

Please, underline the process of circulation with the 5 steps.

PET & KET Practice!! Please, check the speaking example video!!

 

Hello everyone! Just for you, if you want to have a look at the KET and PET tests and practice a bit, you can click on the next links:

Speaking example:

Example B1 preliminary for schools Speaking test - Video!!

LET'S GO FOR IT!

1. PRELIMINARY ENGLISH TEST (PET)

2. PRELIMINARY ENGLISH TEST (PET)

3. PRELIMINARY ENGLISH TEST (PET)

1. KEY FOR SCHOOLS (KET)

2. KEY FOR SCHOOLS (KET)

3. KEY FOR SCHOOLS (KET)

Practice I _ PET and KET

 Dear students,

Let´s try to answer the following activities:

 Hello everyone! Just for you, if you want to have a look at the KET and PET tests and practice a bit, you can click on the next links:

LET'S GO FOR IT!

1. PRELIMINARY ENGLISH TEST (PET)

2. PRELIMINARY ENGLISH TEST (PET)

3. PRELIMINARY ENGLISH TEST (PET)

1. KEY FOR SCHOOLS (KET)

2. KEY FOR SCHOOLS (KET)

3. KEY FOR SCHOOLS (KET)

Europe´s rivers - mindmap and video

 Dear students,

Let´s continue with Europe´s rivers.

 

- Could you create a mindmap with the following questions?

- What European rivers flow into the Artic Ocean?

- Where do the Thames, Elbe and Rhine flow?

- Where is the Baltic sea located? What rivers flow to the Blatic sea?

- What are some European rivers that flow to the Atlantic sea?

- What´s the second longest European river? Where does it flow?

- What rivers flow to the Black sea and to the Sea of Azov?

- Are there any European rivers that flow to the Meditarranean sea from Spain, France and Italy? Which are those?

- Which is the longest river in Europe and where does it flow?

Watersheds and rivers in Europe video!! 

Major seas and rivers of Europe continent video!

PET AND KET PRACTICE TESTS

Hello everyone! Just for you, if you want to have a look at the KET and PET tests and practice a bit, you can click on the next links:

Speaking example:

Example B1 preliminary for schools Speaking test - Video!!

LET'S GO FOR IT!

1. PRELIMINARY ENGLISH TEST (PET)

2. PRELIMINARY ENGLISH TEST (PET)

3. PRELIMINARY ENGLISH TEST (PET)

1. KEY FOR SCHOOLS (KET)

2. KEY FOR SCHOOLS (KET)

3. KEY FOR SCHOOLS (KET)

Respiratory system: drawing of the respiratory system

 Dear students,

Let´s try to create the following drawing about the respiratory system in your notes:

Please, indicate each of the parts: mouth and nose; trachea; lungs, bronchi; diaphragm and bronchioles.

Please, watch Respiratory system video!!