NATURAL SCIENCE UNIT 6: MOVEMENT

Contenidos:

-El sistema locomotor: partes que lo componen y funciones principales.
-El esqueleto: huesos principales.
-Los músculos: algunos importantes.
-Las articulaciones principales. 
-Hábitos de cuidado del sistema locomotor y prevención de accidentes.

Criterios de evaluación:

-Conoce los distintos aparatos que forman parte del sistema locomotor.
-Explica las funciones del sistema locomotor.
-Nombra los principales huesos, músculos y articulaciones y los localiza en su cuerpo.
-Comprende la necesidad de adoptar hábitos saludables.

Vocabulary:

Locomotor system
Movement
Skeleton
Bone
Muscle
Joint
Healthy habits
Hard
Soft
Elastic
Tough 
Bending


Our locomotor system helps us move. It allows us to dance, run and play football! It is composed by the skeleton, the muscles and joints.

Skeleton and bones

 

Bones are hard. They support our bodies and protect the organs. For instance, our skull protects our brain from being damaged.  

Muscles

 

Muscles are soft, but elastic and tough. They help our skeletons move.

Joints

Joints are the parts of the body where two bones meet. They allow us to bend.

 

We must take care of our locomotor system. 

SOCIAL SCIENCE UNIT 6: SPAIN AND ITS COMMUNITIES

CONTENIDOS:

-La población española. Características principales.
-Movimientos migratorios en España. Grupos étnicos presentes.
-Las Comunidades Autónomas: concepto y ubicación en el mapa.
-Ciudades importantes de España.

CRITERIOS DE EVALUACIÓN:

-Describe las características más importantes de la población española.
-Identifica y nombra los grupos étnicos más numerosos en España.
-Localiza en el mapa las Comunidades Autónomas principales.
-Nombra algunas ciudades importantes de España.

VOCABULARIO:
Population
Autonomous Community
Province
Migration
Immigrant
City

In Spain, there live more than 46 millions of people -this is called population. There are more women than men, and women usually live longer. More people live in cities, and less people in small villages.

Many people from different countries have come to live in Spain during the past decades. Also, many people from Spain have gone to different countries in the last few years.

Most immigrants in Spain come from Romania, Morocco, the United Kingdom and Ecuador. Spain has always had an heterogeneous population and it's important that we learn to respect others, no matter their appearance or origin.

Spain is divided into 17 Autonomous Communities and 2 Autonomous Cities: Ceuta and Melilla. Autonomous Communities are groups of provinces that share a common identity.

The most important cities in Spain are: Madrid (Comunidad de Madrid), Barcelona (Cataluña), Valencia (Comunidad Valenciana), Sevilla (Andalucía) and Zaragoza (Aragón), among others. The capital of Spain is Madrid.

Play:

• Autonomous Communities:   https://mapasinteractivos.didactalia.net/comunidad/mapasflashinteractivos/recurso/comunidades-autonomas-de-espaa/9f69dbbf-8dda-4403-b8e1-47d77887b7a6

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