domingo, 22 de diciembre de 2019

Algebra: Monomials and polynomials.

Title: Algebraic Languague.
Level: N1M1 ESPA
Subject: Maths

Description:

This unit is about Algebra, and how to perform basic mathematical operations (such as sum, substraction and multiplication) with simple monomials and polynomials. Pupils will also learn how to translate a written exercise into algebraic languague, and also to solve simple one-step or two-steps equations.

Activities will be found in this link:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/122evWyXYmH7dKEY5G5f1nDldzgt14P2C/view?usp=sharing

And all the details of the Unit can also be found here:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/14BUoC5iPWLuNfpCFDi_9LdK2TswnzUaP/view?usp=sharing

Borja Pérez Ortega

miércoles, 18 de diciembre de 2019

HUMAN VOICES. SINGING EVERYWHERE!

This Unit is devoted to the world of singing.

It has been designed for Primary 6th. Subject: Music

Some of the learning outcomes are…

. To distinguish the different human voices.

. To know the tessitura that each person can sing, musical interval affordable for the singers.

. To recognise the different voices by audition, only listening to them.

. To enjoy listening to musical extracts from different music eras.

The main tasks are…

. Montserrat Caballé's life research

. Her life brief summary for the Kahoot

. Identify male and female voices and their names in the L2

. Listen and apreciate several opera´s excerps

Because of that, our pupils will spend two sessions of 55 minutes each enjoying activities like…

1st SESSION

 

  • Brainstorm about their favourite singers, the style they sing, if they are men or women…and write their names on the blackboard.
  • Show them flashcards with opera singers.
  • Watch this video. The first time, without image, and ask the pupils about the singer (male or female?)  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KxnBjAaJWCc
  • Identify male and female voices and their names in the L2 listening to excerps like those: SOPRANO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YuBeBjqKSGQ
  •                  TENOR https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWc7vYjgnTs
  • Order the different human voices in the flashcard from the sharpest to the lowest and add the "countertenor" that we have already heard.

2nd SESSION

  • Work in pairs: show to your colleague the info you have chosen at home.
  • Make a short presentation about her life.(flipped classroom)
  • Solve the questions you have in this Kahoot

https://create.kahoot.it/share/a566628d-909e-405b-aeaa-b76deb8fd402

  • Summarize the info you can see at this link about the way that human voice is produced.

 https://study.com/academy/lesson/the-human-voice-lesson-for-kids.html#/lesson

  • Enjoy different excerps from opera singers breathing as similar as they do while they sing. Appreciate the details and the main differences. Try to relax as much as you can.
  • Fill the gaps of the Autoevaluation Rubric and write the name of your favourite opera singer at your porfolio.

You can see the activities here…

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qiEbUSyN2DM_ymtt72grhsMQeljDP-jr/view?usp=sharing

More details…

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tDSj1Ncc_6HUTvSBiTeng2_CpaykI8CE/view?usp=sharing

I hope you enjoy it!

Adelaida Domínguez Carrasco

 

 

Enviado desde Correo para Windows 10

 

Unit: Taking care of our health

UNIT: TAKING CARE OF OUR HEALTH.                                          

Level: Level 4 of Primary Education

Subject: Natural Sciences

Context: This unit takes place in the first term of the scholar course where students learn about their own body, how our body works and what we can do to keep healthy. This unit helps students to be aware and understand the importance of maintaining our body healthy by keeping the right habits in our daily. Food and a balanced diet is included in this unit, which is a good topic to practice cultural aspects like typical food from other countries and compare them to ours.

Objectives:

- To distinguish between healthy and unhealthy habits.

- To recognize different aspects of health.

- To learn how to have a balanced diet and its importance.

- To know how to make right decisions and avoid accidents.

Activities:

Session 1. Introduction

- Brainstorm: Do you know any healthy habits? What do you do to stay healthy?

- Kahoot: Healthy habits previous knowledge.

- Flashcards games. Useful vocabulary for the unit.

- Healthy habits video. Questions about the video.

Session 2. Health aspects. Preventions and health care

- Writing: What is to be sick/ill? What do you feel when you are sick?

- Differences between: Physical health, mental health and social health. In pairs talk about it and find three examples of each one. Then, explain to the rest of the class.

- Pictures description. What are they doing wrong?

- Online game

Session 3. Balanced diet

- Debate: What is a balanced diet? Do you keep a balanced diet? Typical food from different countries (fish and chips, burgers, sushi, pasta? Healthy or unhealthy?

- In pairs, plan a menu for a day. Write down a shopping list including each of the food groups.

- Role play: At the market.

Session 4. Final task

- Project: Find out information about the olive oil and its benefits in our diet. Plan, design and prepare an exposition in groups of 3.

Session 5. Exposition

- Presentation of your project.

Resources:

Pics: https://www.freepik.es/vector-gratis/dibujos-posturas-correctas-e-incorrectas_1154697.htm

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VPHGa09cFuE

Online game: https://learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org/word-games/health-and-illness

Kahoot: https://kahoot.com/

Google drive: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NC4pu2dWFrIulUD5yXea8exslIJcL01t/view?usp=sharing

Alicia Alía Gómez-Cobián    

Unit:Taking care of our health

UNIDAD: TAKING CARE OF OUR HEALTH.                                         

Curso: 4º Educación Primaria 

Asignatura: Ciencias Naturales 

Justificación: Esta unidad se lleva a cabo en el primer trimestre del curso académico donde los estudiantes aprenden sobre su propio cuerpo, cómo nuestro cuerpo funciona y qué podemos hacer para mantenernos saludables. Esta unidad ayuda a los estudiantes a ser conscientes y comprender la importancia de mantener nuestro cuerpo sano guardando hábitos correctos en nuestro día a día. Los alimentos y una dieta equilibrada están incluidos en esta unidad, dando pie a la práctica de aspectos culturales como las comidas típica de otros países en comparación con las nuestras.

Objetivos:

- Distinguir entre hábitos saludables y no saludables.

- Reconocer diferentes aspectos de la salud.

- Aprender a llevar una dieta equilibrada y su importancia.

- Saber tomar decisiones correctas y evitar accidentes.

Actividades:

Sesión 1. Introducción

- Lluvia de ideas: ¿Conoces algún hábito saludable? ¿Qué haces para estar sano?

- Kahoot: Hábitos saludables. Conocimiento previo.

- Juegos de flashcards. Vocabulario útil para la unidad.

- Video de hábitos saludables. Preguntas sobre el vídeo.

Sesión 2. Aspectos de salud. Prevenciones y sanidad.

- Escritura: ¿Qué es estar enfermo / enfermo? ¿Qué sientes cuando estás enfermo?

- Diferencias entre: salud física, salud mental y salud social. En parejas hablan sobre esto y encuentran tres ejemplos de cada uno. Luego, lo explican al resto de la clase.

- Descripción de las imágenes. ¿Qué están haciendo mal?

- Juego online

Sesión 3. Dieta equilibrada

- Debate: ¿Qué es una dieta equilibrada? ¿Mantienes una dieta equilibrada? Comida típica de diferentes países (fish and chips, hamburguesas, sushi, pasta? ¿Saludable o no saludable?

- En parejas, planifican un menú para un día. Escriben una lista de la compra que incluya cada uno de los grupos de alimentos.

- Role play: en el mercado.

Sesión 4. Tarea final

- Proyecto: Buscan información sobre el aceite de oliva y sus beneficios en nuestra dieta. Planificar, diseñar y preparar una exposición en grupos de 3.

Sesión 5. Exposición

- Presentación del proyecto.

Recursos:

Fotos: https://www.freepik.es/vector-gratis/dibujos-posturas-correctas-e-incorrectas_1154697.htm

Vídeo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VPHGa09cFuE

Juego online: https://learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org/word-games/health-and-illness

Kahoot: https://kahoot.com/

Enlaces google drive: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NC4pu2dWFrIulUD5yXea8exslIJcL01t/view?usp=sharing

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fIb1es7wFmDhwuYGtP-pw00RmJvsYB7d/view?usp=sharing

Alicia Alía Gómez-Cobián    

Animals and plants - Final Project

https://twitter.com/antoniogs801/status/1207413456707735553 

Aquí te dejo el enlace del post hecho vía Twitter y el enlace que aprece en el tweet es el archivo de Drive compartido.

Template to design a CLIL didactic unit

 

Subject: Natural Science                            Teacher: Antonio Gragera Sánchez

 

Title of the Unit: Animals and plants                    Course / Level: 3rd  Elementary School



Description: This unit is framed at the beginning of a new content block. The student has previously learned contents about his own body, good habits and healthy meals. In this particular unit and in the following two, the main goal is that the student knows aspects of his/her nearest environment, and especially, the knowledge of other living beings (animals and plants). Therefore, the first theme of this new block will be "animals". Great topic of interest for students as well as very motivating at these ages.



 

1. Learning outcomes / Evaluation criteria 

·         To learn the names of some animals and plants.

·         To recognize and name living and non-living things.

·         To distinguish between animals and plants.

·         To find out how some animals protect their bodies.

·         To learn the names for body coverings.

·         To recognize what food animals eat.

·         To identify and count some baby animals.

To put a sequence of pictures in chronological order about the cycle of life. 

2. Subject Content 

·         The chronological steps of the living things' cycle of life.

·         How animals move.

·         How animals protect their bodies

·         Animals eating habits.

The reproduction of animals.


Antonio Gragera Sánchez

Fwd: THE EARTH PLANET





This unit is about Earth in the Solar System. Its purpose is for students to improve their language skills, acquire specific vocabulary and be able to:
To know the relative position of the different bodies that form the Solar System
To analyze and identify the ways of representation of our planet.
To locate geographic spaces and places on a map using geographic coordinate data.
To know the time in any place in the world, using the time zone.

The activities and all the details are in the following links.

THE EARTH PLANET



This unit is about Earth in the Solar System. Its purpose is for students to improve their language skills, acquire specific vocabulary and be able to:
To know the relative position of the different bodies that form the Solar System
To analyze and identify the ways of representation of our planet.
To locate geographic spaces and places on a map using geographic coordinate data.
To know the time in any place in the world, using the time zone.

The activities and all the details are in the following links.

All By Myself

Subject: Self knowledge and personal autonomy.       Teacher: Sira Criado Escudero

Title of the Unit: All By Myself            Course / Level: First childhood education

 

1.      Learning outcomes/ Evaluation criteria

 

     To name in the object language the main parts of our body (head, arms, legs, eyes, mouth)

     To answer in the correct context the questions made in the object language according to their basic necessities

     To try to elaborate sentences or to use words or fixed structures with the goal of express basic necessities

     To use fixed structures and conventional forms of the object language on grettings

     To recognize, represent and express feelings in the object language

     To answer questions about themselves (what is your name, how old are you)

 

2.        Subject Content

The contents related with the studied subject expressed in the L2 will be:

 

     Parts of the body according to their age (head, arms, legs, eyes, mouth)

     Basic necessities (I have a wee-wee, I am hungry, I need to poo)

     Greetings (hello, bye-bye)

     Feelings (sad, hungry, scared, happy)

     Simple and daily answers and questions about themselves.

 

 

3.      Language Content / Communication

 

3.1 Vocabulary

Taking into account the division established by Paul Nation we will pose the vocabulary we incorporate as of general use because in that stage we try to settle solid language bases and to create a confortable, confident feeling necessary for them to rise interest in using the object language in a spontaneous and fluent way. In spite of this, we will use a technical, specific, subject-based language according to their age.

 

The vocabulary related to sphincter control and basic necessities (eating, drinking) as well as that intended to greetings or feelings.

For example: I have a wee-wee, I am hungry, I want some water, I need to poo. Specifically, We will focus on this vocabulary:

     Body parts

     Feelings

     Grettings

     Seassons:

     Months:

     Days of the week

 

3.2 Structures

Routines:

We will use the object language in our daily routines to fix the L2, as main goal.¡. To acquire this L2 in the morning we will be singing theme songs as:

 

     good morning song

     days of the week

     the months of the year

     the four seasons

Also, considering our pupils are really young we will frequently repeat questions as:

     does anybody need a wee-wee?

     are you hungry?"

     are you thirsty?

 

Besides, we will daily work on the emotional education using resources as BITS, Digital board, story-tellingreviewing the most frequent and common feelings.

Gramatical Contents:

 

This educational unit will be a background, constant ongoing project through the entire course. While being so, we will add new vocabulary, verbs and fixed structures always starting from simple and close-to-their-background knowlegde contents to more complex and less familiar ones, also in their mother tongue.

We will use vocabulary related with the body, feelings, greetings, basic necessities and simple structures and questions, simple tenses and fixed structures which let the kids express their ideas with confidence and security.

 

Specifically, we will focus on this vocabulary:

 

     Body parts: head, shoulders, arms, belly, legs, foot, eyes, mouth, nose, ears, hands, fingers, knees, toes, hear, lashes, chin, chest, belly button, ankles.

     Feelings: Sad, hungry, happy, scared, ill, relaxed, bored, in love, sleepy, furious, sensitive, proud, shy.

     Grettings: Hello, Good morning, Bye bye, Good Bye, thank you, you are welcome.

Seassons: spring, summer, fall, autumn, winter.

     Months: January, February, March, April, May, Jun, July, August, September, October, November, December.

     Days of the week: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday

 

Always from the most general to the most specific.

 

 

As for basic structures that we will use daily:

 

     Do you need a wee-wee? Yes, I need a wee-wee. No, I don't need a wee-wee

     Do you want to have a poo? Yes, I have to do poo. No, I don't have to do poo

     Are you hungry? Yes, I am hungry. No, I am not hungry

     How do you feel? I feel well, I feel bad, I fell ill.

 

Classroom management:

Expressions we usually use in the classroom to control the management and dynamics of the class such as actions that allow us to control the classroom environment:

 

     Sit down on your chair, please

     Be quiet, please,

     Rise up your hand to speak, please

     Let's clean up the classroom please

Let's tidy up the toys please

3.3 Discourse type

We will always have a speech based on a basic, very repetitive language which relies on images and gestures that allow us to ease the connection between same concepts not only in the mother tongue but also in the object language with no need of using translation as a resort.

 

3.4 Language skills

The linguistic skills we are going to work on are speaking and listening.

Our main objective consists in basically allowing and facilitating children's acquisition of a second language in a way as similar as possible to the acquisition of the mother tongue, that is, without teaching grammar as such, and based on the relationship that we almost unconsciously make between what we hear and what that symbolizes.

4.       Contextual             (cultural) element

 

To talk about themselves, their basic necessities and to establish basic skills to improve their conversation.

5.      Cognitive (thinking) processes

Understand and repeat.: Based on the relationship that we almost unconsciously make between what we hear and what that symbolizes.

 

6.      a) Task(s)

Understand and elaborate sentences and responses in the L2 according to the vocabulary and grammatical contents we have been establishing.

6.       b) Activities

The activities that we are going to do are meant to be as playful as possible, always trying to ensure the atmosphere in favor of participation, trust and student's ability to not respond only using separate words but also simple sentences in contextualized contexts. Enabling this properly will translate into a major student interest in learning through all the tasks.

 

Some of the activities will be:

 

        Order activities: Simon says

        Body expression: Represent popular songs (head, knees and toes shoulders, hello hello ...) like the ones linked in the next section.

        Vocabulary activities: card game to match the letter with your word

Role play : one kid will be the teacher and will ask the other about their necessities.

 

7.      Methodology

 

7.1 Organization        and       class distribution / timing

The methodology will be active and participatory.

The class disposition must boost corporal expression, body language and both individual and group learning.

 

7.2 Resources / Materials

One of the most important thing about material will be photos, images and pictures to allow the kids identify their feelings and necessities with the visual support. 

 

We will use the object language in our daily routines to fix the L2, as main goal. To acquire this L2 in the morning, we will be singing theme songs as:

 

  • good morning song
  • days of the week
  • the months of the year
  • the four seasons

Also, considering our pupils are really young we will frequently repeat questions as:

  • does anybody need a wee-wee?
  • are you hungry?
  • are you thirsty?

 

Besides, we will work daily on the emotional education using resources as BITS, Digital board, story-telling… reviewing the most frequent and common feelings.

In addition to aforementioned,  we will use the next materials to carry out this activities helped by the interactive whiteboard to sing songs, view videos, dance and repeat. We always use the L2 in the daily routines

Starting with routines will imply singing the "good morning song". The main goal is to acquire the L2 in a natural way, easy and simple and the best way to develop this goal is using songs. The song we will use in hour "Hello/good morning routine it will be:

-good morning song : good morning Mr. Rooster:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CCClRXsYiik&list=PL0dcW_ozM95OX7N0Hel7suIBurGjTuUg_&index=4

- then the teacher will review, everyday, the days of the week singing the next song. Also the pupils must think about what  day of the week is that day, for example, Monday. 

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

- once we had been reviewing the days of the week, we will continue checking the season we are in using the next song:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBLFMXU8FLI

- to end the hello/good morning routine we need to review the weather of the day. To develop this part of the routine we will use weather flashcards. The teacher will choose a child to think about the weather, selecting then the correct flash card. 


Now the Hello/routine have been done, so it is time to start with the next routine. Sitting down on the carpet, the teacher will ask, one by one, to their pupils "How are you today?", then she or he must  answer about how she/is feeling today. In that case we will use flashcards as well and, of course, the L2 and nonverbal vocabulary, so, gestures and funny faces.

 

Then, to continue this routine we will sing the feeling song:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l4WNrvVjiTw

Also we will make a story telling about "The colours monster". A book based on the differents feelings a monster might feel and the colours that he turns on depending on the feeling he is filled with. As toddlers begin to experience a range of emotions that they cannot  put into words yet, this is the perfect book to help them out. The protagonist is a sweet monster which wants to explain how he feels and uses colour to do so. It is an innocent but powerful opportunity for children to make sense of how they feel and learn colours along the way (Anna Llenas, ISBN-10: 1783703563)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ih0iu80u04Y

Ending with our daily routines materials we will say "goodbye" with this song:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PraN5ZoSjiY

to improve the L2 and acquire differents ways to say goodbye we will sing the next song:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQfvAlmr5g0

Also we will use in our classroom different images as well as posters to beep up this "goodbye" routines related to the songs we had been talking about with a single objetive: reinforce all learning experience  in a visual way. 

 

During the day and trying to introduce de L2 in all our activities, we will keep on making questions to our students such as "do you need a wee-wee?, "Are you sick?", "do you need to go to the bathroom?" reinforcing  all learning with also visual aids and with pictures decorating our classroom. 


Also we will learn our body parts to improve the L2 and to ease the scaffolding of their learning. To Learn this we will lean on the next song:

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

 

In addition, we will work on this simple worksheets, adapted to their knowledge and training  level, and the next kind of posters. 


7.3  Key Competences

Emotional education to express basic necessities, quick replies, language elaboration as well as understanding basic sentences.

 

 

8.      Evaluation (criteria and instruments)

     To name in the object language the main parts of our body (head, arms, legs, eyes, mouth…)

     To answer in the correct context the questions made in the object language according to their basic necessities

     To try to elaborate sentences or to use words or fixed structures with the goal of express basic necessities

     To use fixed structures and conventional forms of the object language on grettings

     To recognize, represent and express feelings in the object language

                             To answer questions about themselves (what is your name, how old are you)


 https://drive.google.com/open?id=1R9I63K4s8J449Ss6BrUlng26SMl4rJKU


SIRA CRIADO ESCUDERO