THE WATER CYCLE 2

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9pqh6tlEOhs

THE WATER CYCLE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5gFI3pMvoI

SONG: SOLID, LIQUID, GAS

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhhFwdJqvfw

VIDEO: USES OF WATER

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qkIEjgynmYY&t=15s

PLANTS GAME

PLANTS NEED WATER
HELP PLANTS GROW!
PLAY THIS GAME:

DR BINOCS: PARTS OF A PLANT

VIDEO:

ANIMAL GAMES

LOTS OF GAMES!
HAVE FUN!

WILD AND DOMESTIC ANIMALS

Video:

GAME: IS IT A LIVING OR A NON-LIVING THING?

LET´S PLAY!
( Es posible que no funcione en móviles y tablets)

LIVING AND NON-LIVING THINGS

LEARN:

SONG: BRUSH YOUR TEETH

CLICK ON THE PICTURE AND WATCH THE VIDEO

VIDEO: ANCIENT EGYPT

Learn about pharaoh Cleopatra.

Click on the picture.

LEGO ANIMATION VIDEO: FINDING TUTANKHAMUN

ANCIENT HISTORY: EGYPT

-Egypt is a hot country in North Africa.

-They lived near a river called River Nile.

-Egyptian kings were called pharaohs..

The pharaoh was the most important person in the country. He wore crowns.

-They built pyramids and temples.

-They invented hieroglyphic writing.

-When an important person died, they wrapped their body in bandages. They made a mummy.

-The most famous pharaoh was Tutankhamun. His tomb was discovered in 1922.
It contained a huge treasure.

VIDEO: PREHISTORY

Learn more about this period of History.
Click on the picture.

PREHISTORY

This is the oldest period. People lived in caves.

They hunted animals, fished in the rivers and collected plants and fruit to eat.

They wore animal skins.

They made tools with stones and animal bones.

They painted animals and hunting scenes in the caves.

They learned to use fire.

In Spain, there are cave paintings in Altamira (Santander) and Atapuerca (Burgos).

VIDEO: THE WATER CYCLE

SONG: SOLID, LIQUID, GAS

WATER

Water has no colour.
Water does not smell.
Water does not taste anything.
States of matter: solid, liquid, gas.
Living things need water: people, animals and plants.
Uses of water: drinking, cooking, washing, cleaning, brushing our teeth, watering plants, swimming...
Saltwater (sea, oceans).
Freshwater (rivers, lakes, waterfalls...)
Drinking water
Non-potable water
Surface water
Ground water