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Showing posts with label Videos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Videos. Show all posts

Saturday, 28 November 2015

The world around you!

Our world is fascinating! We are now learning awesome things about our planet Earth. Take a look at the videos below!

Learn about the cardinal points and how to read a map:

Learn about the 7 continents:

Ready for some music? Listen to the continents song, it will help you remember their names easily!

Play the next GAMES and enjoy!


The Earth
Continents
Oceans
Countries




Would you like to learn more about Geography? Play these games with your parents or older siblings!
http://world-geography-games.com/
 

More resources here:
Interactive map maker
National Geographic: Kids world atlas 

Have fun!

Big MUZZY!

For over 25 years, MUZZY has been introducing millions of children world-wide to a second language. Now you can enjoy his adventures at home!
Muzzy in Gondoland:
Part 1:
Part 2: 
Part 3:
Part 4: 
Part 5:
Part 6:

Muzzy comes back:
Part 1:
Part 2:
Part 3:
Part 4:
Part 5:
Part 6:

Do you know there is a new version of your favourite cartoon? Take a look!

Friday, 27 March 2015

Interviews!

We have been practising a lot of questions and answers in class with Michael and Luke. Now it is the time to prove yourself. Can you do better than the girls on the videos? 
We will hold a competition after our Easter break! Get ready!

Monday, 16 March 2015

Saint Patrick's Day!

St. Patrick's Day or the feast of Saint Patrick is celebrated on March 17th every year in honor of the anniversary of his death in 460 AD. St. Patrick was a patron of Ireland and devoted his himself to the christian religion. 

There are many symbols that represent this festive holiday and one is the Shamrock, the official flower of Ireland. St. Patrick used the shamrock to explain the holy trinity to the Irish and legend says that if you fund a four leaf clover on Saint Patrick's Day it will bring you luck. Each of the four leaves of the lucky clover represent hope, faith, love and luck! 

There are other popular symbols too: Leprechaun, Pot of Gold, rainbows, the harp and the color green. There are many countries in the world that celebrate St. Patrick's Day with parades, parties, dancing, drinking green colored beverages, eating corn beef and cabbage and many people wear green clothing, hats and shammrock pins to avoid being pinched. Don't forget to wear green on this Irish holiday!

Do you want to know Saint Patrick's story? Watch the next video:
Learn more with this Irish song!
Would you like to make a shamrock?
You can have fun playing these games: Find the pairs and Saint Patrick's sliding puzzles
Tomorrow is Saint Patrick's Day, remember to wear something green, or you will be pinched!

Thursday, 12 March 2015

Inside my house!

Do you live in a house or in a flat?
Houses have a lot of rooms inside. Take a look!

But not all the houses are the same... some of them are HAUNTED! Watch this SHORT STORY and play this GAME... if you dare!

Here are more games for you to practice and have fun:
MEMORY GAME
BURST THE BALLON GAME
PAINT THE BEDROOM
LABEL THE BEDROOM
HANGMAN ROOMS

Do you remember Goldilocks? She goes into a strange house... Watch her story here and sing the GOLDILOCKS SONG!

It is getting late, I need to go to the dining room and have dinner! See you tomorrow!

Wednesday, 11 March 2015

Landforms of the Earth!

Get to know more of our planet!

Source: Social and Natural Sciences 2. Oxford University Press España

Watch this video for more information:

Learn more about landforms here!

Most of the Earth is covered by water. Some of it is fresh, but MOST of it is salt water, located on seas and oceans.

How much water on the planet is fresh? Learn with this GAME!

More games here!
Water safari: Mangroves

Have fun!

Monday, 23 February 2015

Day and night

Have you ever wondered why there is day and night? Take a look at this video!
Click on the next links for more information and games!
The Earth and beyond
Earth, Sun and moon
Day and night

 Day and night are caused by the spinning of the Earth:


 The seasons are caused by the rotation of the Earth around the Sun:
Source: Social and Natural Sciences 2. Oxford University Press España
Good night!

Monday, 2 February 2015

Animal habitats

Different animals live in different habitats. Some of their habitats are very hot. Others are very cold. Some have lots of plants, or very few.
Animals adapt to their habitats. Watch this video and learn how!
Most land animals and plants live in rainforests:
 Few animals live in deserts. The weather there is very hot during the day and very cold at night time.
 Few animals live also in polar regions. It is so cold...brrrrrr...there is snow and ice everywhere!
 Many animals and plants live in forests. They can be cold and rainy or warm and dry.
Source: Social and Natural Sciences 2. Oxford University Press España
Use these games to practice!

Monday, 12 January 2015

Animal classification

At school we are now learning about animals. They are all so different!
- Some animals have got a backbone or vertebral column. They are called VERTEBRATES.
- Some other animals haven't got a backbone. They are called INVERTEBRATES.

Are these animals vertebrates or invertabrates?
And these?
We can also classify animals in many other ways. Watch this video to learn more!

How good are you at classifying things? Check it out with this GAME: Classification machine

Thursday, 8 January 2015

Happy new year!

We are back to school and full of energy to start 2015!

Are you ready to enjoy and learn English?

You can train yourself with these online games. If your parents have got a tablet or a smartphone, ask them to download these apps from your App Store or Google Play! How far can you get?

Monkey Puzzles(by Cambridge English Online Ltd)
Monkey Puzzles World Tour(by Cambridge English Online Ltd)
Funland (by Cambridge English Online Ltd)
LearnEnglish Kids: Phonic Stories (by the British Council)
LearnEnglish Kids: Videos (by the British Council) 
See also http://learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org/es/

Have a great year and make improving your English one of your New Year's resolutions!

Thursday, 18 December 2014

Merry Christmas!

It is Christmas! A great holiday time to enjoy with your family and friends. Here you can find lots of ideas to have fun and practice your English!

You can  WATCH this FILM!

You can LISTEN to these SHORT STORIES:
My favourite day

Last year we had lots of fun dancing this Christmas carol. You can DANCE it too!

LISTEN TO and SING these Christmas songs!

You can also PLAY these amazing GAMES!
 Whose present

And READ these E-BOOKS on Oxford Owl:





Remember you have PLENTY of books available in http://www.oxfordowl.co.uk/


1) Click on "My class login"


2) Write our username and password:
Username: gummy bears
Password: santodomingo


3) Choose your book and enjoy!

Wednesday, 10 December 2014

Plants: their parts and adaptation

Take a look at these videos about the different parts of plants and their functions. They are amazing!

Do you know that plants adapt to their environment? Check it out in the next video!

Plants are great!

Saturday, 6 December 2014

We know more about plants!

These days we are learning lots of things about plants.

There are different TYPES of plants, depending on its type of stem:
                                                                                 Source: Social and Natural Sciences 2. Oxford University Press España
New plants grow in this way:
   1. A seed falls on the ground.
   2. A tiny root and a tiny stem grow.
   3. The roots and the stem grow bigger.
   4. The first leaves start to grow.
   5. The tree is big and has flowers.
   6. The flowers die and the fruits grow.
                                                                                  Source: Social and Natural Sciences 2. Oxford University Press España
  You can watch this process here:

...and look at these amazing flowers!


We eat different parts of plants:
                                                                                  Source: Social and Natural Sciences 2. Oxford University Press España

 Enjoy your fruits and vegetables!

Monday, 10 November 2014

Protect, don't infect!

We get ill when a part of our body is not functioning well. A high temperature, cough or pain are SYMPTOMS that we are ill.

Watch this movie about how you can be a PDI agent! Spread the word, not the germs!

 Remember:
- Wash your hands often.
- Cover your mouth when you cough or sneeze.
- Stay home if you are ill.

In this way you will protect yourself and others from germs!