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Tuesday, 23 May 2017

FOR SINCE ALREADY JUST YET

CIRCLE THE CORRECT WORD TO COMPLETE THE SENTENCES.

1. She has played basketball for / since / yet December.

2. They haven’t seen it for / since / yet.

3. Would you like some lunch? – No, I’ve just / yet / for eaten.

4. My brother has worn glasses for / already / yet for two years.

5. I've felt sad already / for / since  ten o'clock.

PRESENT PERFECT

WRITE SENTENCES USING for AND since. USE THE UNDERLINED VERB TOO.

- Michael moved to his house in 2005. He still lives here.
1 Michael has lived in this house since 2005.
2_________________________________________________________________________

- Laura started studying French two years ago, in 2015. She still studies English.
3_________________________________________________________________________
4_________________________________________________________________________

- Jane and Peter visited America. Their last trip was in 2009, eight years ago.
5_________________________________________________________________________
6_________________________________________________________________________ _______

GOOD ELECTRICAL CONDUCTORS

IN THE CLASSROOM, WE HAVE SEEN HOW DIFFERENT OBJECTS ARE GOOD ELECTRICAL CONDUCTORS.
CAN YOU IDENTIFY THE POWER SOURCE?
AND THE RESISTOR?

Friday, 31 March 2017

NATURAL S. VOCABULARY UNIT 5

VOCABULARY  UNIT 5 – LIGHT AND HEAT



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bounce

prism

rough

insulator

ray

smooth

lens

density

surface

obstacle

reflected

transfer

opaque

refracted

translucent

Friday, 24 March 2017

Light & Sea

Inspired by Sorolla, we painted the sea and its light.

CLICK ON THE PICTURES TO WATCH THEM BETTER.












Tuesday, 14 March 2017

DENSITY - COUNTRIES

        Population density shows us how populated an area is. We calculate population density by dividing the number of inhabitants by the size of the area they live in. The measurement for area is square kilometres (km2).


              Monaco is one of the smallest countries in the world, however its population density is 19500 inhabitants per km2. Russia is the biggest country in the world but its population density is only 9 inhabitants per km2.

                  CobeƱa, our town, had a population density of 332 inhabitants per km2 in 2016.

Thursday, 9 March 2017

POPULATION VOCABULARY

VOCABULARY  UNIT 4 – POPULATION


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birth

inhabitant

statistics

census

overcrowded

supply

demography

density

unemloyment

emigration

poverty

decrease

immigration

rural exodus

increase