In the link below there is a very easy game to go over the continents and oceans. Don't worry if you see Australia instead of Oceania, I'll explain the difference at school.
First of all I 'd like to share with you some of the drawings I have received in the last days.
Today we have to do a bit of Social Science. We started a new unit a few days ago (unit 3: water), and we talked about rivers, oceans, seas and lakes. Today we are going to talk about rivers. This is the information you can find on PB page 46 .
The first photograph shows some important aspects about rivers.
This second photograph tries to explain the stages of a river (son los diferentes lugares en el río, desde que comienza hasta que desemboca: from the source to the mouth).
(como dice Gabriel, tengo que dejar de ir a esa escuela de arte).
So, after reading that information, let's see if you can do the next activities...
1. Draw a river and label the most important parts.
2. Try to do the next worksheet. Read it carefully and slowly.
3. I found a song about rivers. You may like it (en la canción aparecen muchas cosas sobre ríos que no hay que aprender, pero sí que hace un repaso de las distintas fases que puede ser interesante).
No hace falta decirlo, pero una vez que hemos visto contenidos nuevos, ya podéis ir repasando: las partes del río, los distintos lugares... Poco a poco.
How are you today? We begin a new month, and that is always a good thing
Let's start with some drawings by Miguel and Hugo E.
And now, Social Science.
We start Unit 3 today: Water. So we are going to talk about...anyone? Yes, water.
If you have your book with you, you can read pages 44-45. I have used those pages to write the next word map.
If you observe the physical map on page 44, you will see many examples of bodies of water (seas, oceans, rivers and lakes...). But we need a better map or Google to do the next activities :
1. Write five oceans and tell me if they are in the Northern hemisphere, Southern hemisphere or both.
2. Write five seas, five rivers and five lakes and say where they are (the continent is enough).
Now have a closer look at a map and observe the Iberian Peninsula. Answer the next question:
3. Which bodies of water border (rodean) Spain? Read pages 44-45 again (or my word map) before you try the next quiz (link below). 4. QUIZ
Have a nice Wednesday! See you tomorrow ;) Ramón C.
Hi, little explorers! We have started a new unit in Social Science today. Let's begin with a very simple game to locate the different oceans and continent on the map. click here! Good luck! Ramón C.
