Congratulations to this scienctist for his collection of x-rays, which put together carefully shows us joints in motion!
Click here to watch!
Blog designed for my science students but also open to anyone interested in basic experimental science. A place to read more about science, go over the experiments we do in the class, read about new and old science discoveries, publish your topics and projects and lots more.
Wednesday, 20 August 2014
Monday, 23 June 2014
Sunday, 1 June 2014
END OF TERM WORK FOR ESO1 AND ESO 2 STUDENTS
MAKE SURE YOU KNOW WHAT YOU HAVE TO DO!
Depending on your marks you will have to prepare one of the following for the end of term.
If you have less than a 7 in your term mark, you must revise the contents again and take the final exam. It's important to concentrate on the "What should you know" as they are a great summary of the unit to base your knowledge on.
ESO1
If you have to do the final exam, this is a reminder of the Units we've worked on:
FIRST TERM
UNIT 1 - The Universe
UNIT 2 - Planet Earth
UNIT 3 - Living Things
UNIT 4 - Invertebrates
SECOND TERM
UNIT 5 - Vertebrates
UNIT 6 - The Plant and Fungi Kingdom
UNIT 7 - The Simplest Living Things
THIRD TERM
UNIT 12 - Matter and its Properties
UNIT 14 - Atoms and Elements
ESO 2
FIRST TERM
UNIT 1 - The Basis of Life
UNIT 2 - Nutrition
UNIT 3 - Interaction and Coordination
UNIT 4 - Reproduction
SECOND TERM
UNIT 5 - The structure of Ecosystems
UNIT 6 - Ecosystems
UNIT 10 - Energy
UNIT 11 - Heat and Temperatre
THRID TERM
UNIT 12 - Light and Sound
If your teacher has told you you don't have to do the final exam, this is because you've obtained more than 7 in each term. In this case, you will have to do the following extension activities. DON'T FORGET TO BRING WHITE BLANK SHEETS OF PAPER to school next week.
The extension activities must be done on white sheets of paper. On the front cover the title "Extension Activities", your name and your group must appear. You can add pictures. All must be stapled together.
The questions must be done by pen or printed using computer writing and the answers done by pencil.
You are expected to produce clean and well presented work, your answers must be well expressed and sensibly reasoned.
EXTENSION ACTIVITIES - ESO 1
Page 16 - activity 15,18,25
Page 26 - activity 13,20
Page 38 - activity 17
Page 40 - activity 22
Page 50 - activity 18,22
Page 54 - activity 4
Page 55 - activity 6
Page 56 - activity 9
Page 57 - activity 14
Page 58 - activity 15
Page 72 - activity 24,25,26
Page 82 - activity 21
Page 138 - activity 29
Page 158 - activity 18,19,20,26,27
EXTENSION ACTIVITIES - ESO 2
Page 13 - activity 9
Page 18 - acivity 24,27
Page 23 - activity 6
Page 25 - activity 10
Page 30 - activity 30
Page 33 - activity 1
Page 37 - activity 9
Page 39 - activity 12
Page 42 - activity 27
Page 52 - activity 18,21
Page 64 - activity 19,27,28
Page 72 - activity 19
Page 120 - activity 21,29,31
Page 128 - activity 14,16,25
Page 138 - activity 19,24
Saturday, 17 May 2014
MAKING ANIMAL AND PLANT CELLS WITH PLASTICINE
ESO 2 students have represented the animal and plant cells and their organelles with plasticine.
Friday, 16 May 2014
NEW NATURE SPOTTING PICTURES!
Check out the Nature Spotting section for new photos by Martina Zalba E2D.
My favourite is this one. Which is yours?
My favourite is this one. Which is yours?
Wednesday, 30 April 2014
THE FRESHWATER LOBSTER OR CRAYFISH - RIVER PUDIO
Arturo Pérez E2A has brought a freshwater lobster to the class. He caught it in the River Pudio very near school. The crayfish is an invertebrate, arthropod and crustacean. It resembles a small lobster. It lives in rivers and streams that do not freeze to the bottom. They don't usually tolerate polluted water.
Freshwater lobster have two main body parts, the cephalothorax and the abdomen.
Check out this link that Guillermo Repetto has found for more information:
More information here!
Tuesday, 29 April 2014
SURFACE TENSION OF WATER
Salomé Guillen E1E has done this experiment about surface tension of water.
Click here for more information about surface tension.
Well done Salomé!! Keep up the good work!
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