-D y -Z EN FINAL DE PALABRA

ORTOGRAFÍA DE LA -D

ORTOGRAFÍA DE LA -Z 

PALABRAS TERMINADAS EN -D O EN -Z 

PALABRAS TERMINADAS EN -D Y EN -Z 

PALABRAS TERMINADAS EN -D Y EN -Z II

PALABRAS POLISÉMICAS

 

POLISEMIA 

LAS PALABRAS POLISÉMICAS 

PALABRAS POLISÉMICAS II 

PALABRAS POLISÉMICAS III 

PALABRAS POLISÉMICAS IV

ESCRIBO NOTICIAS

Ahora que he aprendido muchos aspectos sobre el periódico, el periodismo y cómo se estructura y se escribe una noticia, voy a ponerme manos a la obra y voy a redactar mis propias noticias.

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LA NOTICIA

 

 


LA NOTICA I

LA NOTICIA II

PRODUCCIÓN DE UNA NOTICIA

¡QUÉ NOTICIAS!

DAILY ROUTINE PRESENT TENSE

 

Daily Routine 1

Daily Routine 2

Daily routines - exercises

Everyday activities - exercises

Verbs 1

DAILY ROUTINES

 

 

LA COMUNICACIÓN

Cuando nos comunicamos, intercambiamos información o expresamos opiniones o sentimientos.
En la comunicación siempre hay los siguientes elementos:

- Emisor: el que elabora y envía el mensaje.
- Receptor:el que recibe el mensaje.
- Mensaje:lo que se dice o se comunica.


LA COMUNICACIÓN I 

LA COMUNICACIÓN II 

LA COMUNICACIÓN III

TIPOS DE COMUNICACIÓN: 

 VERBAL                                   NO VERBAL 

HELLO THERE!

Can you remember Wh- words in English? 
We use them to start a question. 

 

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              Question Words (?)

 What / When / Where / Who

Questions - exercises

++++++++ADJECTIVES++++++++++

What are adjectives?

comparative adjectives

 

Ben is tall               Tom is short

Ben is taller than Tom         Tom is shorter than Ben

Study the examples. How dou you form comparative adjectives in English?

Click on the picture to have some practice with comparative adjectives.

 

Play here Comparatives 3 - type

+++++++++++DESCRIBING PEOPLE+++++++++++

  

She has brown eyes  

She has blue eyes  

He has green eyes 

He has black   eyes s

 

 

She has long blonde hair

p

 

 

 

 

 

INVERTEBRATES

Listen to the song and find out the characteristics of invertebrate animals:

INVERTEBRATES

They do not have a backbone.

We can classify invertebrates into six groups.

1-   ARTHROPODS

Arthropods have an external skeleton called exoskeleton.

 

                                                                                                                 1.4-insects- FLY

1.1-crustaceans-CRAB                         1.3-aracnid-SPIDER             They have three body parts:

They have two body                                             They have two body                                                  head, thorax and abdomen.

parts: cephalothorax and abdomen.                             parts: cephalothorax and abdomen                                   They have two antennae and three

Their exoskeleton is very hard.                                           They have four pairs of legs                                       Most have one or two pairs of wings.                    They have five pairs of legs                                                        and up to eight eyes.                                                                                                  

and four antennae.           

                                        1.2-myriapods-CENTIPEDE     

                                        They have long , thing, segmented bodies.

                                         They have many pairs of legs and two antennae.

  

2- MOLLUSCS

These are a big group of invertebrates. There are three subgroups.

 

     2.1 gastropod- SNAIL                                                 2.3 cephalopod-SQUID

                                        2.2. bivalves- MUSSELS

 

3-EQUINODERMS- STARFISH

           

                                              They live at the bottom of the sea.                                                          

  They are covered by  a hard, spiny skin     

 

4-SPONGES

                                                         

They live in water.

         They are very simple animals, they have no muscles,

          nervous system or circulatory system.

  

5-ANNELIDS-WORM

                

They have long, soft bodies with moist skin.                                         

Many annelids are parasites and live inside other animals.                    

They can live in water and on land.                   

    

6- CNIDARIANS JELLYFISH

Cnidarians live in the sea.

                  They have a soft, jelly-like body with one opening. This  opening is surrounded by venomous tentacles.