Europe

Hi!
Don't forget the excellent resource from Enrique Alonso to learn geography.
Now that we are learning the European countries and their capitals, practice with the interactive maps every day so it's easier for you to remember them.
Here is the link again:
Interactive maps
Bye!

Pronouns

I really want you to understand and be experts on pronouns. So I've looked and found these games for you to practice.
Enjoy and learn!
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Please leave a comment.
Which one was your favourite? Which one helped you the most?

The digestive system.

Hi again, everybody!
After some time missing, here I am with new links to help you with your learning.
Here you've got two videos about the digestive system:
Video from Peekaboo that might help you understand the process of digestion
And...
Video showing the path of the food through the digestive track
In the last one you can see how the epiglottis work!
Hope you enjoy them!

The nervous system in 3D

Do you want to see how all the nerves are all around your body? And how they are connected to the spinal cord and it to the brain? Have a look at this 3D model and move it all around!
Enjoy!

Skeletal and muscular systems

More games!
Now the turn is for Natural Science. These games may help you memorize the names of the bones and muscles. Clic on the skeletal and muscular systems in the link below and enjoy!
Bones and muscles games

Playing with maps

Hi again!
Do you remember the interactive maps you played with in class? Well, here's the link so you can practice at home. There are not only maps of Spain. You can also learn about Europe and other continents, some Autonomous Communities, and some countries.
It would be a good idea if you started playing with the physical geography of Spain, its relief and rivers, since it's the unit we're about to start.
Enjoy!!
Clic here to start playing:
Interactive maps

Welcome to your blog!

Hi kids!
This is the first post of this brand new blog.
I created it so you can have access to videos and games to review and practice what we've been working on in class. I hope you like it and you find it useful.
Please, leave comments so it is more interactive and I get to know what is useful for you or not.
Welcome to your blog! Remember to make it yours by commenting a lot!
Cheers!!!