Hemos
comenzado la Unidad 8 del libro de Inglés, titulada All around the town. En ella
l@s niñ@s aprenderán los nombres de los lugares de la ciudad. También
aprenderán qué sitios podemos encontrar en una ciudad y a pedir y dar
información sobre direcciones. A su vez, aprenderán sobre seguridad vial y los
servicios de emergencias de la ciudad.
Al igual que siempre, os recomiendo que hagáis las actividades del libro digital.
VOCABULARY
GRAMÁTICA Y PREGUNTAS PARA PRACTICAR
Estructuras principales
Here’s / There’s the
cinema.
Is there a (bank)?
Yes, there is.No, there isn’t.
Are there any (museums)?
Yes, there are.No, there aren’t.
How do I get to the (post
office)?
Go straight on. Turn left
/ right.
It’s (between / in front
of / next to).
How do I get from the (bank) to the (post
office)?
How do I get from here to
there?
Which way do I go?
Otras estructuras
My (dad/ mum)’s a
(firefighter /police officer/ doctor/ nurse).
(He/She) wears / drives /
rides …
Where can you cross the
road?
Where can you buy (stamps/
medicine...)?
Where is the train
station?
How many (cars) are there?
There are (ten) cars
Vocabulario
reciclado de Primer curso:
bookshop, café, cinema,
hospital, restaurant,
supermarket, sweet shop,
swimming pool, toy shop, zoo, car, boat, bus, helicopter, lorry, motorbike,
train...
Hemos comenzado la unidad 5 del libro de Ciencias de la
Naturaleza, que tiene por títuloMatter and materials(“Materia y
materiales”), y en ella veremos:
·La
diferencia entre materiales naturales y materiales hechos por el hombre.
·Las
principales propiedades de los materiales.
·La
diferencia entre masa y volumen.
·La
diferencia entre mezclas homogéneas y heterogéneas. Ejemplos en la vida real.
·Los
cambios en la materia.
·Los
estados físicos: sólido, líquido y gas.
·Los
usos de los materiales.
Os adjunto el
vocabulario más importante y preguntas para repasar los contenidos de la
unidad.
VOCABULARY
plastic
= plástico
glass
= cristal
paper
= papel
metal
= metal
cotton
= algodón
wood = madera
chair = silla
window = ventana
spoon
= cuchara
pencil
= lápiz
stone
= roca
man-made
= artificial, hecho por el hombre
wool
= lana
transparent
= transparente
hard
= duro
soft
= suave
opaque
= opaco
rigid
= rígido
flexible
= flexible
magnet
= imán
magnetic
= magnéticoflexible
= flexible
float
= flotar
sink
= hundirse
waterproof
= impermeable, resistente al agua
mass
= masa
volume
= volumen
mixtures
= mezclas
salad
= ensalada
chocolate
milk = chocolate con leche (bebida)
lemonade
= limonada
homogeneous
mixture = mezcla homogenea
heterogeneous
mixture = mezcla heterogenea
heat(ing)
= calentar
cool(ing)
= enfriar
bend(ing)
= doblar
solid
= sólido
liquid
= líquido
gas
= gas
slide
= tobogán
tunnel = túnel
swing = columpio
window = ventana
wall = pared
door = puerta
chimney = chimenea
rain boots = botas de agua
glasses = gafas
sweater = jersey
fork = tenedor
QUESTIONS TO REVIEW
•Name 3 natural materials and 3 man-made materials. For example:
Natural materials:
cotton, wool and stone.
Man-made materials: glass,
paper and plastic.
•What’s your chair made of ? It’s made of metal and wood.
•Is stone/ wool/ wood/ a car/a pen... natural or man-made? It’s ...
•Is a t-shirt made of cotton or wood? It’s made of cotton.
•Does wood float on water or sink? Wood floats on water.
•Name a material that floats/ sinks. For example: wood floats and stones
sink.
•Why are windows made of glass? Because glass is transparent.
•Say a properties of these materials: glass, rock, cotton, rubber and
metal:
Glass is transparent.
Rock is hard. Cotton is soft. Rubber is flexible. Metal is magnetic.
•Is plastic waterproof? Yes, it is.
Is paper waterproof? No, it isn’t.
•What type of mixtures are there? Heterogeneous mixtures and homogeneous
mixtures.
•Name a homogeneous and a heterogeneous mixture. For example: chocolate
milk and pizza.
•What are the three states of matter? Solid, liquid and gas.
• To make ice, do we cool water or
heat it? We cool it.
•When we ice skate, is the water solid or liquid? It’s solid.
•Point to something made of glass, point to something waterproof, point
to something flexible, point to something opaque, point to something that we can bend.
