INTERACTION AND THE BODY

Hey Kids, here is your vocabulary list!

Great gift, isn´t it?  ;)

• Cells that carry out the same function group together to form tissue. Muscle tissue, for example, is made up of many muscle cells grouped together (TISSUE).
• Organs that work together forms systems, such as the circulatory system, which is made up of the heart and blood vessels. (ORGAN SYSTEM).
• All living things are made up of tiny units called cells. A cell is the smallest possible living unit. Cells are the building blocks of life. (CELL).
• A group of systems working together form an organism. An organism is a living thing.(ORGANISM).
• Tissues group together to form an organ. Organs, such as the heart, contain different types of tissue which work together to perform a particular function. (ORGAN).

After listening the recording about human body systems and their functions, you have those sentences (the solutions are in capital letters) :)

• The process of breaking down food is called DIGESTION.
• Excretion is carried out by EXCRETORY and also SWEAT GLANDS.
• The respiration system carries out RESPIRATION.
• The circulatory system consists of HEART, BLOOD VESSELS, BLOOD.
• The heart is an organ that PUMPS BLOOD AROUND THE BODY.
• Human reproduction is SEXUAL.

Now, let´s study how the nervous system and the five senses help us interact with the environment...in another post...not today! :)

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SOME IDIOMS

THE ANIMAL KINGDOM

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En este nuevo tema de Science, vamos a ver los vertebrados e invertebrados: los mamíferos, reptiles, anfibios, peces, artrópodos y moluscos. Es un tema del que sabéis mucho porque os gustan mucho los animales. Os propongo un juego para ver cuánto sabéis. Clica aquí y juega    WEB

The animal kingdom is divided into two groups: VERTEBRATES and INVERTEBRATES. Vertebrates have a backbone and invertebrates do not.   ¿Sabéis rellenar las palabras que faltan?

MAMMALS are viviparous. They have hair or fur. They can be herbivores, carnivores or omnivores. Mammals live in different habitats and can move in different ways.

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BIRDS have feathers, wings, two legs and a beak. Birds are oviparous. They lay eggs with hard shells: they live in different habitats. Most birds can fly.

¿Sabrías colocar cada una de las palabras donde corresponde? ¡Seguro que sí!

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REPTILES lay hard eggs on land. They breathe with lungs and have scales. AMPHIBIANS lay soft eggs in water. At first they breathe with gills, then develop lungs when they are adults. They have moist skin.

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FISH have scales and fins. They breathe with gills. They live in rivers, lakes and oceans. They lay soft eggs in water. Fish eat plankton, insects, other fish and water plants. Repasa las partes del pez.

Ahora os voy a poner un par de trampas, Hay dos que no son peces, ¿sabes cuáles? :)

ARTHROPODS are invertebrates. They have a segmented body and limbs with joints. Many have antennae. They have external armour that protects their bodies called an exoskeleton.

MOLLUSCS are invertebrates.They have a soft body and some have a shell. Many have tentacles.They live in water or moist places.

OTRO NUEVO TEMA:  HOW MY BODY WORKS

Our EYES, EARS, NOSE, TONGUE and SKIN collect information and send it to our BRAIN. Our brain helps us to understand the world around us.

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• Our body needs oxygen. Oxygen comes from the air we breathe into our lungs. Our heart pumps the oxygen around the rest of the body in our blood.
• Our body needs food to grow, be active and stay healthy. Our digestive system breaks down the food and absorbs its nutrients. Nutrients travel to the rest of our body in our bloodstream.
• Our skeleton is made up of many bones. It supports our body. As we grow, our bones grow too. Our skeleton protects organs such as our brain, heart and lungs.

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¿Repasamos las partes del digestive system? ¡Qué mejor manera que con estos dibujos!  WEB

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• Muscles help move our bones. All our bones have muscles connected to them. Muscles work in pairs to pull the bones.
• Our biceps muscle contracts (get shorter and fatter) and pulls up our arm.
• Our biceps muscle relaxes.
• Our triceps muscle relaxes (gets longer and tinner).
• Our triceps muscle contracts and pulls down our arm.

THE SOLAR SYSTEM

¡Hola campeones!

Habéis empezado un nuevo tema y es uno de los que más me gusta. Espero que a vosotros también.

The Sun is a star and it is at the centre of the Solar System. There are 8 planets in the Solar System. All the planets move around the Sun. This movement is called Revolution.

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¡Aquí los tenéis! ¿Os lo sabéis en orden? ¡Seguro que sí!

• The Sun is a star.
• The Earth is a planet.
• We live on the Earth.
• The planets move around the Sun.
• The Sun is at the centre of the Solar System.

The Earth takes 365 days, or one year, to complete one revolution around the Sun. Mercury, the closest planet to the Sun, takes only 88 days.

A satellite is an object that moves around a planet or a star. The Moon is a satillate because it moves around the Earth. The Sun lights up the Moon, which looks as if it is changing shape. These different shapes are called the phases of the Moon.

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¡Mirad este vídeo! Con él comprenderéis muy bien el movimiento de rotación y por qué ocurre el día y la noche. Pincha aquí para verlo      WEB

The Earth is always turning on its axis. This movement is called ROTATION and is the reason we have DAY AND NIGHT. On the side of the Earth facing the Sun it is day and on the other side it is night.

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