Wednesday, 2 April 2014

The Animals general introduction.

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Living things can belong to these three categories: -Animals. -Plants. -Human beings. Features of living things: -They are born. ...

The mammals!!

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We, mammals, are vertebrate and viviparous. Characteristics of mammals : --> - They have lungs to absorb the oxygen ...

Our world.

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Can you distinguish among atmosphere, litosphere and hydrosphere? The land is the litosphere . The sea, rivers, lakes and so on are th...

Unit 1 general introduction.

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We already know, from year 1 Science course, that we have five senses . They are: smell, taste, hearing, sight and touch or feeling.
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Living thing or non-living thing?

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Now you know the differences between a living thing and a non-living thing; watch this video and say whether it´s alive -living- or not. ...
Thursday, 23 May 2013

The primary sector.

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The primary sector takes raw materials from nature. Economical activities included in the primary sector: Agriculture and farming: ...

Economic sectors.

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There are three economic sectors: The primary sector : it gets raw materials . The secondary sector : it manufactures products . It is ...
Wednesday, 1 May 2013

Parts of a city or a town.

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A neighbourhood is a localised area in a city or a town.                     This is New York City neighbourhood map: The...
Thursday, 18 April 2013

Urban and rural life.

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Cities are large urban areas where lots of people live. Urban communities smaller than a city are towns . They have...
Tuesday, 5 March 2013

What do you eat?

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Plants make their own food. Animals have to eat in order to grow and reproduce. Some animals eat other animals , they are carnivore an...

What do you know about bats?

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Print, read and colour!

Birds.

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Birds are vertebrate and oviparous. They have a beak and wings. Finally, most of them can fly: