Tareas de lengua y matemáticas 12/01/21

 

¡¡¡Buenos días chic@s!!!  😃

¡Vamos a por el martes! 💪

Os dejamos las actividades de lengua y mates de hoy:

En lengua ya hicimos ayer la portada de la unidad 4 así que hoy nos toca hacer el texto de la unidad titulado “Los ocho soles”.

Primero tenéis que leer el texto y después contestar a las preguntas en vuestro cuaderno. Leerlo despacio y las veces que necesitéis para comprenderlo bien. No os olvidéis de poner en el cuaderno primero la fecha y después copiar los enunciados de cada una de las preguntas.

TAREA DE LENGUA 

En matemáticas os hemos preparado unos ejercicios de repaso de multiplicaciones y divisiones y unos problemas para que los resolváis. Esta tarea se hace también en el cuaderno.

 TAREA DE MATES 

 

Nada más. ¡Feliz día a tod@s!

 

      Eva y Noelia

Tuesday tasks!

Hi kids,

How was your Monday? Today you have some exercises on Milton but before... you should have a look at this!

We are going to learn the difference among EVERY, ALL,  ANY, BOTH and ANOTHER.

We use EVERY and ALL to refer to the total number of something. ALL refers to the group but EVERY refers to each member of the group.

For example:

"All the students are paying attention".

"Every student is paying attention."

The meaning is very similar but we use them in different ways. 

We use ALL with PLURAL  NOUNS:

"All my friends are invited to my party."

We use EVERY with SINGULAR NOUNS.

"Every day, I study English."

Try this exercise: ALL and EVERY

We use ANY for indefinite quantities in QUESTIONS and NEGATIVE SENTENCES. 

For example:

"Have you got any eggs?"

"I haven´t got any eggs."

We use BOTH to refer to two things or two people. 

For example: 

"Both these dogs are mine."

"Are  both your sisters going to London?"

ANOTHER means "one more" or "an additional or extra" or "an alternative".

For example:

 "Would you like another cup of coffee?"

So, we use... ANY: for questions and negative sentences / EVERY: with singular nouns / ALL: with plural nouns /ANOTHER: one more / BOTH: two things or people 

Hope you have understand it! :)

See you soon,

Ana and Paula

TAREAS DE LENGUA Y MATEMÁTICAS 11/01/21

 

¡¡¡Buenos días chic@s!!!

¡FELIZ AÑO NUEVO A TOD@S!

Esperamos que hayáis descansado y disfrutado muchísimo de estas vacaciones.

Como ya sabéis, debido a las intensas nevadas de estos días, hoy y mañana no podemos ir al colegio pero os pondremos las actividades que tenéis que realizar aquí en el blog.

Las actividades de hoy de lengua y matemáticas serán realizar las portadas en vuestros cuadernos de las nuevas unidades y copiar lo que vamos a aprender en ellas. Os lo dejamos a continuación:

LENGUA

MATEMÁTICAS

 ¡Que paséis un día estupendo!

Un abrazo grande.

Eva y Noelia

Monday tasks! :)

 Hello everyone and HAPPY NEW YEAR!

We hope you have enjoyed your Christmas holiday and you are ready to start this new term! For the moment, we will have to wait two more days to see each other but...there are things we should do!

For Monday you will have to complete this worksheet about your holiday. If you cannot print it...do not worry! you can copy it on a piece of paper and do it there. 

BACK TO SCHOOL WORKSHEET

Bye bye!

Ana and Paula

THE GEOSPHERE

 Have you ever asked yourself what is underneath the ground you walk on every day? The solid part of the Earth is called the geosphere and it is made up of different layers:

The lithosphere is the solid outer part of the geosphere, including the crust and top part of the mantle.

The lithosphere is made up of rocks. These are solid materials which form naturally. Rocks are made up of minerals. Some rocks are made up of different minerals and others are made up of only one material. 

We can classify rocks into three main groups:

SEDIMENTARY ROCKS

IGNEOUS ROCKS

METAMORPHIC ROCKS

Sedimentary rocks are formed by sediments that are carried by rivers and settle at the bottom of lakes , seas or oceans. The sediments are compressed over millions of year. They solidify and become rocks.

LIMESTONE

SHALE

Fossils are commonly found in sedimentary rocks. 

Igneous rocks are formed by the magma in the Earth´s mantle. When magma comes to the surface through volcanic eruptions, it cools and forms igneous rocks. 

BASALT

GRANITE

Metamorphic rocks are originally sedimentary or igneous rocks. These rocks are transformed over time by intense heat and pressure below the Earth´s surface.

MARBLE

QUARTZITE

Watch the video below:

MINERALS are solid substances which form naturally. They are some of the most beautiful things on our planet. They are also some of the most useful things. Minerals are used to make things like computers, smartphones, light bulbs and even the path outside your house. 

We cna classify mineral by their characteristics: colour, lustre (shininess), cleavage and fracture, and hardness. 

AZURITE

QUARTZ

JADE

MICA

Hope you have learnt lots of things about minerals and rocks.