SCIENCE VIDEOS WEEK 19/3-26/3

These are the videos you need for Science over this week and next week. I've put all three in the same post so it's easy for you to see. With each video do the same routine:

1. Read the questions.

2. Watch the video and see if you can answer these questions.

3. Copy them into your notebook and write the answers. You can pause the video if necessary.

Watch the video and answer the questions:

1. Where was there growing demand for independence?
2. What happened in 1895?
3. Who was interested in Cuba?
4. What was the USA unhappy about?
5. What happened in February 1898?
6. When did war break out?
7. What happened in the Battle of Manila Bay?
8. Who leaded the revolutionaries against the Spanish?
9. Where did Teddy Roosevelt earn his fame?
10. What happened in Puerto Rico?
11. When was the truce?
12. Why was the war with the Philippines longer and more costly?

1. When was the Second republic proclaimed?
2. What were the names of the presidents of the 2^nd Republic?
3. What was the novelty in the new Constitution?
4. What were the new reforms?
5. Why were there violent conflicts?

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When was Alfonso XIII proclaimed king?

What happened during his reign?

What happened in the war in Morocco?

Who was General Primo de Rivera?

What did he do?

What is a coup?

Who established a military dictatorship?

What were the measures he took?

What did the population want?

When did Primo de Rivera lose support from the king?

Where did Alfonso XIII go into exile?

Good morning everybody!
How are you doing? Today I'm going to put some videos on the blog for science. One is extra work but in the mail we'll be sending to your parents it tells you what you need to do.
Here is an example of the Father's Day card and two geometric Meninas. See if you can guess whose they are!

 

I'm also going to put a video for the Art class of next week, which is to make a Van Gogh chair. There is a template but if you want a challenge you can try to design your own. Those who want to can send their photos of artwork in the email we use to communicate with your parents. If not, then when we go back you can bring them to me physically.
Anyway, bye for now
Yvonne

Van Gogh pop up chair

Here is a video to help you to do the piece of artwork for next week.

Good morning!
I hope you're up and about getting ready or already studying. You know that I can check up on you in the platform because I can see everything you do there. Please make sure you take a photo of your Father's Day card or keep it so that when we come back I can include it in the third evaluation. Watch any films you see in English. Today we'll be sending the work for this week until next Wednesday to your parents.
Anyway, I'm going to continue preparing things for you to do.
Bye for now

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Quizizz

Press here to go to Quizizz and key in this code - 125429 -to play a game about Mixtures. Maybe you can arrange to play at the same time as your friends!

Click here to play a game about Comparatives and Superlatives

Learn/Practice English with MOVIES (Lesson #2) Title: The Lord of the Rings

Why don't you watch this excerpt from The Lord of the Rings instead of having a snooze after lunch?

Here is a copy of the photocopy I gave you last week about Phrasal Verbs, because the one I gave you wasn't very clear but we didn't have time to do any more. I hope you can understand it now.

And here, the Simpsons explain 10 phrasal verbs in their own special way. Click on the picture to go to the explanation.

Superlatives︳Superlative Adjectives ︳English for Kids ︳Grammar for Kids

Why don't you watch these videos about Comparatives and Superlatives to revise them?

How to Compare Things in English. Comparative Adjectives

Click here to go to an explanation of modal verbs. And then you can watch the video by pressing the link below:

modals video presentation