What did you do yesterday?

 Have a look at this game and see if you can remember the answers. If you don't know you can always play it again.

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Plurals

Look at this game. See if you can do the pluralsPlurals Click here

Sebastian's roller skates

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Big bigger biggest

This will help you with unit 5

Unit 5

Some photos from Eugui

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Fluency Book, Chapter 3 - Up in Space

Watch your classmates from 3rd C act out Chapter 3 from our Fluency Book

Don't forget to ask Mr. Felipe for the password!!

Our Day in Space

Here is a game for you to play.

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Do you remember the parts of the body?

Here's a fun song you can listen to in order to study and remember the parts of the body!

How much do you know about animals?

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Th Rainbow fish

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Listen and answer

Who Wants to be a Human Body Expert??

This week we have resumed studying the Human Body and its parts. How much do you know about your body? Play 'Who Wants to be a Millionaire' with a friend and find it out! If you answer the questions correctly you could earn lots of money! Ok, it's not true money, but you will have a lot of fun for sure!

Now it's time to play
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE

Unit 4 Quiz

Unit 4 quiz

SPELL THE BODY PARTS

Play this game and find out how much you know about the parts of the body!

This is a video about life in the Gobi desert

This is the quiz for Unit 4

The snow leopard lives in the Gobi desert. See if you can answer all the questions.

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Distance between planets, and why some planets move faster than others

Find out the distance between planets in this video. There is a lot of space in Space!!

And on this video Bill the Science Guy explains that the planets with the shortest distance from Sun travel faster around their orbit. Mercury needs 88 days to travel around its orbit (the same time you take on your Holidays hehe), but Pluto needs 248 years to do so!!! Reeaaally slow, right?

Constellations

We already know the eight planets (plus Pluto, the dwarf planet) that make up the Solar System. 

But did you know that stars are also part of the Solar System? The Sun is the Solar System's main star. 

A group of stars form a CONSTELLATION

Have a look at some of the main constellations. Some of them have very interesting and funny shapes!

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What do they look like?

THE PLANETS RAP AND THE SOLAR SYSTEM INTERACTIVE MAP

Today we sang the Planets Rap in class. 

We had lots of fun listening and singing, plus we learnt some cool facts about the different planets

Keep practising the song at home! Also those of you budding astronauts can start navigating through the solar system with this interactive map!

CLICK HERE TO ACCESS THE SOLAR SYSTEM MAP