Wallet

You can make a wallet with a brick. Step by step in ecoblog

Derechos del niño

El abecedario de los derechos del niño.

November 20th. A,B,C....rights

Trabajos realizados por los alumnos de 6º

Colouring book

Colouring book about Rights.
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Thanksgiving day

The Magic Kingdom

The Magic Kingdom

The Magic Kingdom is part of Disney World in Florida, USA. It is a very big theme park. Cinderella's castle is very famous.

Where can you find Disneyland in Europe? In Paris, of course!

It has got the Walt Disney Studios.

At the theme parks there are lots of rides. How exciting! You can see shows and meet Disney characters.

There are Disney theme parks in other countries too, for example in Tokyo, Japan.

Scotland

Scotland is part of the United Kingdom. Traditionally, men in Scotland wear a skirt. It is called a kilt. Edinburgh is the capital city of Scotland. It has got a very famous castle. There are a lot of shops and museums there. Every summer there is a big festival in Edinburgh.

The U.S.A.

The United States os America (U.S.A) is a very big country. there are fifty states and millions of inhabitants. 

People speak English because their ancestors were from Great Britain and Ireland, so English is their native language.

The American flag has fifty stars, one for each state.  

The capital of the U.S. (United States) is Washington, D. C. , but there are many other important cities: New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Boston, etc.

Videos about Canada

Introduction to Canada:




Ottawa



Niagara Falls



Québec



Information about Canada:

http://www.kids-world-travel-guide.com/canada-facts-for-kids.html

CANADA

We continue with our project about countries in the Anglosphere. This time we will study Canada and its environmental programs. 

CANADA

Canada, in North America, is a very big country. Its capital is Ottawa, a clean and modern town with wide avenues and parks. The Candadian flag is white and red.

This country has two official languages: English and French, because it was a French and a British colony. Most people speak English but in the East people speak French.

Many Canadians live in the southern part of the country. Other important cities are Toronto, Montreal, Quebec and Vancouver.

Waste collection

Answer these questions about this topic:

1. Are there different recycling bins in your school?

2. Which ones?

                    Glass bin

                    Batteries bin

                    Paper bin

                    Plastic bin

                    Organic bin

3. How many of them?

4. Why do you think it is important to recycle?

Habits of paper consumption

Complete with: Never, Sometimes, Usually and Always.

1. If you throw a paper in a bin and it drops on the floor, do you pick it up?

2. Do you prefer to use disposable things rather than durable ones?

3. Do you think about the origin of the paper that you use?

4. Do you think about the destination of the paper that you throw away?

5. Do you think that you can consume all the paper you want if you have enough money?

6. Do you think that it is a good idea to share your old textbooks with other students?

7. Do you make the most of the paper you use?

8. Do you use waste paper as draft?

9. Do you recycle paper?

Habits of consumption and waste production

We continue our Ecoschool Project:       


Complete with: Never, Sometimes, Usually and Always.

1.  Do you think if you truly need something before you buy it?
2.  Before throwing away something, do you ponder if you could fix it o reuse it?
3.  Do you usually think about the origin of the products you consume?
4.  Do you take care of the objects of your classroom?

5.  Do you use bins for throwing away plastic bags, wrappers, papers...?
6.  If you find some papers on the floor, do you pick them up?
7.  Does it bother you when you see dirty places in your school?
8.  Although there are cleaners in my school I try not to litter.    

9. Do you usually think about these cleaners’ job?
10. Do you recycle?

New Zealand

In this unit, our journy begins in a country full of hobbits. This is the marvellous country that inspired The Lord of the Rings movies. Let's find out more about this place famous for its adventure sports and its wonderful natural landscapes.

First, let's have a look to these videos about these islands:

http://kids.nationalgeographic.com/kids/places/find/new-zealand/

Five things to do there:
 



These sports are amazing!




This place really existed!




After that, observe carefully all these picture. Then you'll have a great knowledge about this country. 
 

http://viajes.101lugaresincreibles.com/2013/01/65-fotos-que-inspiran-un-viaje-a-nueva-zelanda/

I'm wearing...

These are our projects about clothing.

3ºC

THE TIME

Here are some activities about the time. Enjoy them!

http://www.teachingtime.co.uk/clock2/clockwordsres.html
http://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/ks1/maths/telling_the_time/play/popup.shtml
http://classroom.jc-schools.net/basic/math-time.html
http://www.teachingtime.co.uk/

AUSTRALIA

1.    In which continent is Australia?

2.    Which is the capital city of Australia?

3.    Which is the second most important city in Australia?

4.    Write 5 important places to visit in that city.

5.    Write 5 things you can do in Australia.

6.    Write the name of some of the unique animals you can see in Australia.

7.    Draw a picture of its map and mark these places:

                   
• Sydney       
• Camberra            
• Ayer’s Rock
• Tasmania     
• Adelaide    
• Queensland        
• Melbourne          
• Alice Springs

EMERGENCY VET

This is our next text about Unit 3: Work and Play

EMERGENCY VET

Sarah Green has got an interesting job. She's a vet. Vets are doctors for animals. But Sarah isn't an ordinary vet. Her speciality is birds. She works with swans, geese and other big birds. She rescues them.

'Swans are beautiful birds', says Sarah, 'but they are not always clever. Sometimes they land on the ground and they can't take off again. Swans need to be on water. They can't take off from the ground. When they walk away from the water, they get lost. Sometimes they walk in the road. So I come and rescue them. It's my job.'

Sometimes big birds land in people's gardens. People call the police and the police call Sarah. Sometimes the birds are hurt. Perhaps they have a broken wing. Sarah looks after them until they are better.

'I work with other animals too. I look after dogs and cats when they are ill. But birds are my speciality. I love them'