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May 11, 2018

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AROUND THE WORLD (Part 2): continents, countries, capital cities, mountains and rivers.

SOCIAL SCIENCE EXAM ( WEDNESDAY, 29th NOV. 2017 ): Continents. Countries and capital cities. Mountains and rivers. CONTINENTS AND OCEANS (I recommend you to listen to the song, it's full of content!). Continents are like big pieces of land. There are seven continents on Earth. The continents are called: Africa Antarctica Antarctica is a continent that doesn’t have any countries. It is one of the coldest places in the world. People don’t live here. Asia Australia Europe Europe is home to the smallest country in the world, the Holy See or the Vatican. It is the smallest country both in size and population. North America South America Most of the continents have lots of different countries on them. A country is also a piece of land. But countries are much smaller than continents . Each country has its own government. The government makes the rules that everyone has to follow. The five oceans are called: The Pacific Ocean The Atlantic O

UNIT 6: SPORTS MAD

I ’m going to be a teacher when I’m older. He ’s not going to play football anymore. Are you going to buy a new T-shirt? I speak English well . I play tennis badly . I do my homework correctly . Remember! We use adverbs to describe how somebody does something. To create adverbs we normally add 'ly' to an adjective. quick - quick ly slow - slow ly Be careful! 'good' is an adjective 'well' is an adverb This is a good book. I read well . Read the sentence. Circle the answer which is true for you! a. I play football ____________________ well / badly / superbly b. I do my homework ____________________ badly / quickly / carefully c. I run ____________________ quickly / slowly / terribly d. I speak English ____________________ well / loudly / quietly e. I play computer games ____________________ badly / superbly / well f. I ride my bike ____________________ carefully / fast / slowly

VERY VERY IMPORTANT MESSAGE!!!!

Dear pirates, Do you know what to be a pirate means? Are you sure you want to be HONORARY PIRATES? I am sure you are very good pirates, that is why I chose you to complete the mission. However, today I felt really sad when I saw you trying to cheat opening the chest. You are not in Canada and you shouldn’t try to open the chest because the mission is not finished. I read your letter and I accept your apologies. In the end, everybody makes mistakes, also pirates. And even your own captain! You have paid to travel to Canada. You will do the Adventure on Friday. Once you are in Canada you will have to look for the key to open the chest… Where is the key? That is still a secret… but I can tell you it is very very close to your pirate ships. Thank you for being honest. Honesty is crucial to be pirates. See you soon. The Messenger Parrot P.S. I also want to answer some of your letters. Andrés, when the Adventure finishes I will go with Mr. Rodrigo to find n

INTERACTION: THE NERVOUS SYSTEM AND THE SENSE ORGANS

PARTS OF THE BODY THE NERVOUS SYSTEM The nervous system is made up of the brain, the spinal cord, and a large network of nerves that covers all parts of the body. Together the nervous system helps different parts of our body communicate and allows our brain to control what is going on. The biggest part of the brain is the cerebrum. The cerebrum makes up 85% of the brain's weight, and it's easy to see why. The cerebrum is the thinking part of the brain and it controls your voluntary muscles — the ones that move when you want them to. So you can't dance — or kick a soccer ball — without your cerebrum. Next up is the cerebellum. The cerebellum is at the back of the brain, below the cerebrum. It's a lot smaller than the cerebrum at only 1/8 of its size. But it's a very important part of the brain. It controls balance, movement, and coordination (how your muscles work together). Another brain part that's small but mighty is the

All pirates on board! Science Exam. Last letter from the MP.

All pirates on board! Here I wrote some of the questions that could be in the final Science Exam… OR ARE THEY REALLY IN THE FINAL EXAM? Anyway, get ready to answer these questions. To practice I recommend you to look for the answers using either your notes or your book, as we did in class. What are the four points on a compass? / What do NE, SE, NW, and SW mean on a compass? In which hemisphere is Spain located? How many autonomous communities does Spain have? What are the two archipelagos in Spain? What is the longest river on the Iberian Peninsula? How many years are in a century? Which two main cultures lived on the Iberian Peninsula during the Middle Ages? What system controls everything we do: thinking, walking, walking and breathing? (Think about the system that sends messages and signals to our brain). What is the sticky substance inside our ear canal that helps protect our ears from dirt and infection? A balanced diet includes carbohydrates, fibre, p

What are you waiting for to pay?

Dear pirates, What are you waiting for to pay? Didn’t Mr. Rodrigo tell you that the last day to pay is Friday? After that day, the adventure will be stopped! You need to hurry up! These are the Pirate Crowns you have right now: Group A Pink Pirates: 20 Orange Pirates: 10 Red Pirates: 49 Yellow Pirates: 36 Green Pirates: 8 Blue Pirates: 37 Group B Pink Pirates: 50 Orange Pirates: 2 Red Pirates: 14 Yellow Pirates: 26 Green Pirates: 45 Blue Pirates: 60 Remember that once you find the chest, you will be declared honorary pirates . But to be an honorary pirate you will have to explain why you are a pirate and how you are going to change the world . NOT EVERYONE CAN BE A PIRATE! For example: I am a real pirate BECAUSE... I am very kind. Kind people are brave people. I take care of the environment. The environment is my life. I protect my friends, my family, my classmates and all that people I love, they are my best allies. I

LAST MESSAGE!

Summer is a great time for pirates to rest, enjoy the good weather and also...to read a lot! Pirates love reading to learn about things around the world. It is said that a book is a dream you hold in your hands. Don't you like dreaming? Let your pirate mind travel to the most exciting and original places you could ever imagine... These are my Summer Reading Recommendations: EASY Magic School Bus (ficción o no ficción, 40-50 páginas) Amelia Bedelia (Nivel 2, I can Reads , 50-60 páginas) Usborne Young Reading (Series 1, 40-50 páginas) MEDIUM Junie B. Jones (novelas, 60-80 páginas) Magic Tree House (novelas, 80-100 páginas) Time Chronicles (novelas con recursos al final, 30-50 páginas) DIFFICULT The Boxcar Children (novelas, 120-150 páginas) The Worst Witch (7 novelas en la colección, 100-120 páginas) Geronimo Stilton (novelas, 100-120 páginas) And after our hard and difficult Pirate Adventure, another important

Treasure Adventure to IRELAND

Ahoy there matey! Everyone on to the ship. Let's go to Ireland ! Ireland is a beautiful country located in Europe to the Northwest of Spain. The capital city is Dublin. In Ireland, they speak English (99%) and Gaelic (30%). On this journey, we'll get to learn about the geography, landscape, climate, traditional food and other interesting facts. Don't forget to bring a raincoat and umbrella -- Ireland is lush and green for a reason. ☔ As in every country, you will have to fulfill a mission ... Very soon you will find it in your class blog! In the meantime... do you know anything else about this wonderful Northern European country? Write your comments below to share them with everyone in class!

Pirate Anthem

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yo5c9-HV6uMApQlErFe1vJOQ9NtQw_q6/view?usp=drivesdk Este año nos lo hemos pasado muy bien, 3º A, 3º B Nos hemos convertido en verdaderos piratas, 3º B, 3ºA Hemos conocido a Jack y a Barbossa también Nos han acompañado y nos han guiado hasta el final. Ahora podemos ver el mundo de otra manera Estamos preparados para cambiar el mundo ¡Y mejorarlo! ¡Y disfrutarlo! Nada nos parará. Tenemos nuestra propia moneda pirata La necesitamos para viajar y disfrutar El loro mensajero ha sido nuestro aliado Nos ha aconsejado hasta llegar a Canadá ¡Te queremos! Este curso nunca lo vamos a olvidar, 3º A, 3º B Nos hemos divertido y hemos aprendido un montón, 3ºB, 3ºA ¡Molamos! ¡Y lo sabemos! ¡Vamos allá! Este año nos lo hemos pasado muy bien, 3º A, 3º B Nos hemos convertido en verdaderos piratas, 3ºB, 3ºA Canadá nos espera, queremos encontrar… ¡El tesoro!

INVITATION TO THE FINAL PIRATE CEREMONY

Así comenzó todo... Está a punto de comenzar “La Aventura del Tesoro”… ¡y vosotros aún sin saberlo! He aquí la urgencia de este comunicado queescribo a continuación. Aunque todavía Rodrigo no os lo hacontado, estáis a punto de comenzar un trepidante viaje mundialpor ocho países de lengua inglesa. ¡Si, has leído bien! ¡”LaAventura del Tesoro” va a tener a los alumnos de tercero dePrimaria del CEIP Carmen Iglesias como verdaderosprotagonistas! Y así acabará la aventura el próximo miércoles 13...

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