REPASO MATEMÁTICAS. GEOMETRÍA

 POSICIONES RELATIVAS DE RECTAS

ÁNGULOS. TIPOS DE ÁNGULOS

SIMETRÍA Y TRASLACIÓN

REPASO MATEMÁTICAS. MEDIDA

 LECTURA DE RELOJES ANALÓGICOS

LECTURA DE RELOJES DIGITALES

HORAS, MINUTOS Y SEGUNDOS

REPASO MATEMÁTICAS. CÁLCULO

 TÉRMINOS DE LA SUMA Y DE LA RESTA. PRUEBA DE LA RESTA

TÉRMINOS DE LA DIVISIÓN. PRUEBA

TÉRMINOS DE LA MULTIPLICACIÓN. DOBLE. TRIPLE.

SUMAS Y RESTAS COMBINADAS

SUMAS, RESTAS Y MULTIPLICACIONES COMBINADAS

PROPIEDAD DISTRIBUTIVA DE LA MULTIPLICACIÓN

SUMAS, RESTAS, MULTIPLICACIONES Y DIVISIONES

MULTIPLICACIÓN POR NÚMEROS DE DOS Y TRES CIFRAS

DIVISIÓN ENTRE UN NÚMRO DE DOS CIFRAS

ESTIMACIÓN DE SUMAS Y RESTAS

ESTIMACIÓN DE MULTIPLICACIONES

REPASO LENGUA NOVIEMBRE

 ¡Buenas tardes!

Aquí os dejo un repaso de lo que hemos dado durante este mes de noviembre.

Como siempre os digo, no os obligatorio hacerlo, pero sí muy recomendable.

Los puntos que hemos dado son:

- Com.Oral: Fichas 3 (instrucciones) y 5 (normas).

- Comp. Lectora: Fichas 2,4 y 6. El poema. ¿Cuántos versos tiene este poema? ¿Cuántas estrofas? Mide los versos y recuerda que si la última palabra es aguda se suma 1, si es llana se queda igual, y si es esdrújula se resta 1. 👉PINCHA AQUÍ PARA DESCARGAR👈

- Escritura: Fichas 5 (las fichas de información) y 6 (Noticias). 👉PINCHA AQUÍ PARA DESCARGAR👈

- Vocabulario: Ficha 2 (palabras derivadas). 👉PINCHA AQUÍ PARA DESCARGAR👈

- Gramática: Ficha 4 (numerales e indefinidos). 👉PINCHA AQUÍ PARA DESCARGAR👈

-Ortografía: Fichas 4 (palabras esdrújulas) y 5 (escribo sin faltas: hubo, había y habrá) 👉PINCHA AQUÍ PARA DESCARGAR👈

¡Un besito y buen finde!

Seño Elena

REPASO MATEMÁTICAS. NUMERACIÓN

 

NÚMEROS DE SEIS CIFRAS

NÚMEROS DE SIETE CIFRAS

APROXIMACIÓN DE NÚMEROS

Science Unit 2: IMPORTANCE OF PLANTS IN THE ENVIRONMENT AND THE PEOPLE

 IMPORTANCE OF PLANTS IN THE ENVIRONMENT 

- Provide food

- Relise oxygen

- Protect the soil.

IMPORTANCE OF PLANTS IN THE PEOPLE

- Provide food

- Medicines

- Fabric cotton

-  Paper and furniture

- Decoration

SCIENCE - UNIT 2: TYPES OF PLANTS

 TYPES OF PLANTS: SEED PLANTS AND SEEDLESS PLANTS.

SEED PLANTS:  

- FLOWERING PLANTS: 

Have flowers and fruits.

Produce seeds.

Example: olive tree, orange tree, saffron...

- NON- FLOWERING PLANTS: 

Have cones.

Produce seeds.

Example: fir, cypress, pine...

SEEDLESS PLANTS: 

- MOSSES: Live in moist places.

For example: soil, rocks tree trunks.

- FERNS: Live in moist places.

For example: forest, river banks.

ENGLISH HOMEWORK 12TH OF NOVEMBER

Hi guys!!!

Here you have the text to answer the questions we copied in class.

See you!!!

I love you!!!!

Text: "The Best Pet? Choosing the Right Friend!"

Many kids dream about having a pet, but choosing the right pet can be hard. Three of the most popular pets are dogs, cats, and hamsters, and each one has unique qualities. Dogs are often the biggest and friendliest of these animals. They can be playful and loyal, and they make great companions. A dog is much bigger than a hamster and usually friendlier than a cat. However, dogs need a lot of attention and exercise. Some people think dogs are the best pets because they are the most loyal and protective. They can be good watchdogs and are great for people who want an active friend.

Cats are very different from dogs. They are smaller and usually quieter than dogs. While a dog may bark loudly, a cat will often just purr or meow softly. Cats are also more independent and don’t need as much attention as dogs. Many people think that cats are easier to care for because they don’t need to be walked. A cat is often the best choice for someone who wants a calm, quiet pet that they can leave alone for longer periods. Some people believe that cats are the smartest pets because they learn quickly and are very observant. They are also cleaner than dogs, as they usually take care of their own grooming.

The smallest pet of the three is the hamster. Hamsters are tiny and require little space, making them the easiest pet to keep in a small home. They are quieter than both dogs and cats and do not need much exercise. A hamster is also much cheaper to take care of than a dog or cat. However, hamsters are not as friendly as dogs or cats and are not as playful. They spend a lot of time in their cages and are most active at night, which can be a disadvantage for some people. Still, for kids who want a small pet that is easy to care for, hamsters are the best option.

In the end, the best pet depends on what you are looking for. If you want a big, friendly pet that will always be by your side, a dog might be the right choice. If you prefer a quiet, independent friend, a cat is a better option. And if you want a small, low-maintenance pet, a hamster could be the best fit. No matter which pet you choose, each one can bring happiness in its own unique way!

UNIT 2 SCIENCE: Plant nutrition and plant reproduction

 PLANT NUTRITION

Photosynthesis: process by which plants make their food.

-NEED: water, mineral salts, carbon dioxide and sunlight.

-RAW SAP: plants take in water and mineral salts through their roots.

-Plants use sunlight to transform carbon dioxide and raw sap in elaborated sap.

PLANT REPRODUCTION

- PISTIL: female part, and contains the ovary.

- STAMES: male part, produce pollen.

- CORALLA: form the petals.

- CALYX: form the sepals.

(Look at the drawing in the cartapacio)👀

TYPES OF FRUITS

- FLESHY FRUITS: Contain a lot of water 

Ex: orange, grapes, strawberry, watermelon, pear..

- DRY FRUITS:  Contain little water.

Ex: almond, pistachio, walnuts, chestnuts...

PARTS OF A PLANT (SCIENCE) UNIT 2

 Hi guys!😊

The parts of plants are: root, stem and leaves.

 ROOTS: absorb water and nutrients from the soleil.

THICK ROOT 

SMALL ROOT    

ROOT STORE FOOD 





STEM: Support the plants.

Carries water and nutrients to the plant.

TYPES: 

- HERBACEOUS STEM (grasses)

- WOODY STEM (trunk of the tree)

LEAVES: Are responsible for making food.

DIFFERENT SHAPES AND EDGES:

LEAF SHAPES:                      LEAF EDGES:

Round                                       Smooth       

Ovate                                        Toothed

Triangular                                 Lobed

Hand-shaped

Linear

Needle-shaped

Heart-shaped

spear-shaped