The last unit of science this year is Objects and Machines. Watch this video to understand more:

This month as we've been learning about empathy, here is a video about a child who thinks about others and puts himself in their shoes:



And a Class Dojo video about empathy


These students made this video to explain their feelings about empathy


This last video shows us how we often give more importance to trivial material things in life, when we should be grateful for what we have.

Here are some great front pages for this topic, Ancient History.

Click on the picture to find games to help you with history!

Salvador Dalí - Surrealism

The 5th years copied these versions of Salvador Dalí pictures in their own special way. If you want to find out more about Dalí and Surrealism click here to go to the Arts and Crafts page of the blog.

Madrid

To celebrate San Isidro we reproduced some of the most emblematic buildings and streets in Madrid. Here is a collage of the 4th year's work.

And here are some more pictures of the 4th, 5th and 6th year's work:

They're amazing! What is YOUR favourite place in Madrid?

San Isidro 
Here is a presentation I did to explain who San Isidro was and why he is the Patron Saint of Madrid.

Watch this video if you want to find out more about the Romans in France and Spain

Listen to this funny song about the Romans!

Ancient History

Watch these videos to understand more about Ancient History...

Click on the picture to go to a page where you can find information about the Romans in Spain. The first to tell me where this is in Spain will get two positives!

Prehistory Paintings on PhotoPeach 4B

Prehistory Paintings on PhotoPeach 4A

Prehistory

Watch these videos to understand more about the Paleolithic, Neolithic and Metal Ages. They will help you to revise for the exam on Friday. You can also watch them in Spanish if you want to.

Visual Prehistory

These three videos will help you to see the difference between the different periods of Prehistory and revise for the exam on Friday. Watch them and then try to reproduce the diagrams without looking at the videos.








Thank you to Beatriz Cánovas for creating them!