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February 19, 2024

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4th grade. Countable and uncountable nouns.

Countable and uncountable nouns. Countable nouns are nouns that can be count. Apples, pencils, cars, children.... They take articles such as a or an . An apple, a pencil.... When asking we need to use.. How many ....? Uncountable nouns are nouns that cannot be count. Sugar, milk, water, oil, rice,.... They cannot take a or an. Some can be used. They cannot have plural forms. Sugar s , oil s When asking we need to use: How much.. ? Uncountable nouns need a quantifier in order to be able to be count. For example: A cup of tea A glass of juice A piece of cake A slice of cheese, of bread A bar of chocolate A spoon of sugar A can of soda/soup A carton of milk A bag of chips/crisps A loaf of bread Now let's put into practice what we have learnt. Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Exercises 3 Game 1 Game 2 Game 3

2nd Grade. Spain. Social Science. RV

We are going to learn about where we live!!!! Look at this!! S pai n is part of Europe Madrid is the capital city of Spain. To the north , Spain shares a border with France and Andorra . Portugal borders Spain to the west . Gibraltar lies to the south . We find the Mediterranean Sea on the east . The Cantábrico Sea is found on the north. The Atlántico Ocean is found on the south. There are 17 autonomous communities and 2 autonomous cities , Ceuta and Melilla , located in the African continent. The Canarias Islands are located in the Atlantic Ocean and the Baleares Islands are located in the Mediterranean Sea. Let's sing!! Time to study! Are you able to learn them all? ⬇ game Each autonomous community has its own capital. Time to study and play! ⬇ game Each of the autonomous communities has at least one province. There are 50 provinces. Let's sing again!!!! Wohooooo Time to learn all the provinces and play!! ⬇ game QUIZZIZ TIME!!

5th grade. Living things

We have started learning about LIVING THINGS. What are living things? Living things are organisms that are born, grow, reproduce and die. Living things VITAL FUNCTIONS : NUTRITION, REPRODUCTION and INTERACTION. NUTRITION Living things need water, food and air in order to grow. They transform nutrients into energy in order to live. Animal nutrition -Carnivores: animals that eat only meat -Herbivores: animals that eat only plants -Omnivores: animals that eat both, plants and meat. Plant nutrition Plants absorve water and nutrients from the soil through the roots. This is called RAW SAP . On the leaves through the process of photosynthesis, the raw sap changes into ELABORATED SAP. REPRODUCTION Living things can reproduce ASEXUALY or SEXUALY . - In asexual reproduction, only one organism is required, for example the bacteria. - In sexual reproduction, two different types of individuals are required: male and female. This sexual reprod

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