PROMOCIÓN 2014-15

miércoles, 10 de junio de 2015

miércoles, 27 de mayo de 2015

lunes, 25 de mayo de 2015

Science Vocabulary words for Unit 9 updated

Section 1

Bounces – to move up or away after hitting a surface.

Let – to allow

Silhouette – a dark shape seen against a light background.

Candle – a piece of wax shaped like a stick with a wick.

Shadow – a black silhouette produced by an object that blocks the light

Artificial – not natural, made in a factory.

Frosted – covered by white crystalline coating like snow

Tracing paper – a translucent paper for tracing maps, drawings or design

Curtains – a hanging piece of fabric used to shut out the light on a window or door.

Section 2 and 3

Lens – a piece of transparent material that refracts Light.

Diffuse – to spread or scatter widely

Magnify – to make something look larger than it is

Smooth – texture not rough

Reflecting – to send back light or energy from a surface

Toward – in the direction of

Surface –(the outer layer) any face of a body or thing

Specular – like a mirror

Convergence lens – (moving towards or meeting at some common point) refracts the light rays so the object looks bigger

Sharp – having a thin edge that can cut. One who is clever at cheating

Vacuum – a space absolutely devoid of matter

Focus – (v) the exact place or position where beams converge.

Shiny – filled with light

Mirror – a reflecting surface usually of glass

Texture – the physical structure of a material

Refract – to cause a ray of light to change direction as it passes through different substances like a glass of water,

Section 4 wordlist

Spectrum – an array of Light waves. The set of colours into which a beam of light can be separated or arranged of waves such as light waves or radio waves.

Primary – a first section

Absorb – to take something in.

Drops – a small amount of liquid produced in a globule

Prism – geometrical body form by two equal poligons

martes, 5 de mayo de 2015

Información Práctica - Pruebas de Conocimientos y Destrezas Indispensables (CDI) - 1. CDI Primaria./br Pruebas

Summary Section 1 - thank you Paula Prieto

Energy can change.

Everything in nature is made of atoms, which contain tiny particles called protons and electrons. Protons have got a positive change and electrons have got a negative one.

When there is a equal number of protons and electrons in a object, we say that those object is electrically charged.

Electrons can move and change. It can move from one object to another and they can change.

There is a force of attraction between objects that have got opposite electric changes .

There is a force of repulsion between objects that have got identical energy changes.

We can do an example of those types of energy with two balloons.

viernes, 1 de mayo de 2015

ENSAYO de MATEMÁTICAS CDI CORREGIDA

Aquí tenéis corregida la prueba CDI de matemáticas que hicimos el miércoles 29 de abril.
Haz clic en la imagen

jueves, 16 de abril de 2015

Wordlist Sections 4&5

Renewable – unlimited

Dam – a wall of rock that separates two parts of water.

Blade – a wide flat part on a tool

Reduce – to make less or smaller

Reuse – use again

Recycle – to put through a particular process so that it is fit to use

Waste – (v) to fail to use something fully or in the correct or most useful way.

Standby – something that is always ready for use.

Packaging – things wrapped up and tied for sending a parcel. The material in which objects are wrapped before being sold.

Tourbine – a machine having blades inside, driven by pressure of water, gases or air

miércoles, 15 de abril de 2015

science: 21 de abril ( unidad 7)
27 de abril (examen de las capitales)
19 de mayo (unidad 8)
28 de mayo (unidad 9)
3 de junio (mointais and rivers exam)

ingles:22 de abril (module 8)
6 de mayo (Science quiz questions exam)
21 de mayo (module 9)
26 de mayo (essay exam)
2 de junio ( module 10)

viernes, 10 de abril de 2015

Section 2&3 wordlist and Summary topics

Sections 2&3 Wordlist

Stored

Light bulb

Weightlifter

Mat

Replaced

Natural gas

Power plants

Layers

Underground

Science Homework for Monday – wordlist and exercises

Science Homework for Tuesday – Summary and quiz questions for Section 2&3

Summary 2&3 should include:

Explain the weightlifter energy transformation

Explain Non-renewable energy, the 4 different types

What are fossil fuels?

jueves, 9 de abril de 2015

Unit 7, Section 1 wordlist and summary

Section 1 Wordlist

Mass – a quantity of matter

Uranium – a radio active rock

Radio active – possessing or producing energy from breaking up of atoms.

Kinetic – involving or producing movement

Potential – possible as opposed to actual

Torch – a small light that is held in the hand, usually gets its power from batteries.

Thermal – of, connected with or preserving heat

Summary What is Energy?

Energy is the ability of an object to transform itself or transform other objects.

Forms of Energy – mechanical, chemical, electrical, thermal, light and nuclear energy.

Mechanical – deals with Kinetic or Potential energy

Kinetic = movement, depends on mass and volume of object.

Potential = possibility to move. Depends on mass and position of an object.

Chemical energy – from chemical change

Electrical energy – from electricity, through wires.

Thermal – heat.

Light – natural source, and artificial.

Nuclear energy – separating the atom of a radio-active substance.

Energy	Definition	Examples
KINETIC	Related to the movement of an object	bus
POTENTIAL	Related to the position of an object	waterfall
CHEMICAL	Chemical compounds of a substance	banana
ELECTRICAL	Related to Electric current	Bolt of lightning
THERMAL	heat	radiator
LIGHT	light	Sun, torch
NUCLEAR	Stored in the nucleus of atoms	Power plant

lunes, 23 de marzo de 2015

23 de marzo

lengua -pag140 act 1,2,3,6,7,8y9
science-3 quiz question each section unit 5 with the answers of the questions
mate-pag 118 act 29 y pag 119 act 37 y 40
cambrige -solo para el pet - pag 23 el numero 2

lunes, 16 de marzo de 2015

16 de marzo Deberes

English - pag 55 act 2 y 3 SB copy all
Lengua - pag 132 act 1,4,5,6 y 8
Science- 2 quiz questions for each section 1,2,and 3 ( except for section 4 ) and copy summary section 3 ( the summary of section 3 is in the blog )

wordlist section 3

Section 3 wordlist

Milky – white, pale or not transparent

Fold – an enclosed place

Alive – not dead

Glands – a cell or group of cells

Cylindrical- having the form of a cylinder

Vesicle – a small sac or cyst

wordlist section 3

Section 3 wordlist

Milky – white, pale or not transparent

Fold – an enclosed place

Alive – not dead

Glands – a cell or group of cells

Cylindrical- having the form of a cylinder

Vesicle – a small sac or cyst

section3 summary

Gametes - sperm cells system penis,testicles scrotum external s.x.organs

vasdefenders,s vesicles prostate internal sex organs

uretha carries semen out of the body

maturesat puberty sperm cell created then from testicles goes through tubes ( vd)

to the vesicles prostate opens for the semen when if closes the urine exaculation - semen comes out of body take care of your genitals boys wash with soap

girls wash with waterline

Summary Section 3

Fetus – a young animal before birth after the organs have started to develop.

Pregnant – when a woman has a fetus or zygote inside her.

Orifice – an opening in the body.

Internal – inside

Hollow – with nothing inside

Cycle – a circular schedule

Fertilize – to unite female and male sex cells.