UNIT 1 AND 2 VOCABULARY

VOCABULARIO INGLÉS TEMA 1 Y 2 Español- Inglés Estrella- Star Tierra –Earth Planetas- Planet Sol- Sun Movimiento- Movement Rotación- Rotation of the Earth Translación- Translation of the Earth Universo- Universe, Cosmos Planeta Azul- Blue Planet Hemisferio Norte- North Hemisphere Hemisferio Sur- Southern Hemisphere Ecuador- Equator Paralelo- Parallel Meridiano- Meridian Noche- Night Día- Day Verano- Summer Invierno- Winter Primavera- Spring Otoño- Autumn Mapa- Map Latitud- Latitude Longitud- Longitude Norte- North Sur- South Este- East Oeste- West Mapa temático- Thematic map Mapa topográfico- Topographical map Leyenda- legend

UNIT 1 ABOUT PLANETS

 Read about Solar System planets:

https://science.nasa.gov/solar-system/planets/

UNIT 1 READING IN ENGLISH ABOUT THE SOLAR SYSTEM

Here you can practice reading in English about The Solar System:

https://learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org/sites/kids/files/attachment/reading-practice-the-solar-system-worksheet.pdf

UNIT 1 SOLAR SYSTEM

 Pincha el siguiente enlace y aprende en inglés:

https://youtu.be/jMw6YNphlF0

UNIT 1 PLANETS

 https://listenaminute.com/p/planets.html

UNIT 2 EARTH´S STRUCTURE

The Earth has several layers, the three mains layers are: The Core, the Mantle and the Crust. - The Core is the inner part of the Earth. (15%) - The Mantle is the layer that is between the core and the crust. (84%) - The Crust is the thinnest layer of the Earth. (1%)

THE EARTH HAS FOUR LAYERS, THESE INCLUDE THE CRUST, MANTLE, OUTER CORE AND INNER CORE.

THE CRUST IS THE THIN OUTER LAYER OF THE EARTH. IT´S THE SOLID ROCK LAYER THAT WE LIVE ON. THE EARTH´S CRUST IS EITHER CONTINENTAL OR OCEANIC.

THE MANTLE IS THE THICKEST SECTION OF THE EARTH. THIS LAYER IS MOSTLY MADE UP OF MAGMA. MAGMA IS A SEMI-MOLTEN ROCK.

THE OUTER CORE IS THE LAYER WHICH SURROUNDS THE INNER CORE. IT´S A LIQUID LAYER MADE UP OF IRON AND NICKEL.

THE INNER CORE IS RIGHT IN TEH CENTER OF THE EARTH, IT´S THE HOTTEST PART. THE INNER CORE IS SOLID AND IT´S MADE UP OF IRON AND NICKEL.

UNIT 2 LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE

Click and whatch the video about latitude an longitude: 

https://www.britannica.com/video/Lines-latitude-longitude-position-place-Earth/-251585

The Prime Meridian is an imaginary line on a map of Earth. It is the starting point for the measuring system called longitude. Longitude is a system of imaginary north-south lines called meridians.

The Earth is a spinning sphere, or ball. The center of the spin is a line called the Earth’s axis. The axis meets the Earth’s surface at two points – the North Pole and the South Pole. Each meridian runs between the North Pole and the South Pole.

Meridians are used to measure distance in degrees east or west from the prime meridian. The prime meridian is 0° longitude.

The 180th meridian is the line of longitude that is exactly opposite the prime meridian. It is 180° longitude.

Lines of longitude east of the prime meridian are numbered from 1 to 179 east (E). Lines of longitude west of the prime meridian are numbered from 1 to 179 west (W).

Other lines on a globe are called lines of latitude. They are used to describe positions north or south of the Equator.

The Equator is half way between the North Pole and the South Pole. Lines of latitude circle the Earth parallel to the Equator. For this reason they are also called parallels. The distance between each parallel is also measured in degrees.

Together, the lines of latitude and longitude can describe the location of any place on Earth. For example, the city of Paris, France is located at 48.8566 degrees North and 2.3522 degrees East.

Sydney Harbor in Australia is 33.8523 degrees South and 151.2108 degrees East.

UNIT 2 THE GEOSPHERE

 WATCHING NEXT ENGLISH VIDEOS ABOUT GEOSPHERE:

https://youtu.be/2Kku4Ifcl7w?si=ekthwleCaMmVVXDH

https://youtu.be/CM18jdpXDOE?si=VoC--bxtyi6sE4Nl

UNIT 4 OZONE LAYER

 https://listenaminute.com/o/ozone_layer.html

UNIT 4 WEATHER FORECAST

 https://es.liveworksheets.com/worksheets/en/English_as_a_Second_Language_(ESL)/Weather/What's_the_weather_like$_cq1969469dr

UNIT 4 BE A WEATHER WATCHER

Practice your English:

What·s the weather like?:

https://es.liveworksheets.com/worksheets/en/English_as_a_Second_Language_(ESL)/Weather/What's_the_weather_like$_cq1969469dr

UNIT 4 THE WEATHER

Aunque algo básico, aquí podéis repasar un poco el vocabulario en inglés relacionado con el tiempo atmosférico.

UNIT 5 CLIMATE ZONES

https://youtu.be/5tC8OOxOFEk?feature=shared

UNIT 5 CLIMATE CHANGE

 https://listenaminute.com/c/climate_change.html

UNIT 5 TYPES OF CLIMATE

Reading about types of climate:

https://www.blogger.com/u/1/blog/post/edit/6195521966741483292/8281939828055283400

After that, you should do the activities.

UNIT 6 PREHISTORY

 

UNIT 6 PREHISTORY

 

UNIT 6 VOCABULARY OF PREHISTORY

PREHISTORY- PALEOLITHIC- NEOLITHIC- METAL AGE- CAVES- TRIBES- NOMADS- TOOLS- BONES- STONES- WOOD- FIRE- HOUSES- AGRICULTURE- FARMING- CLAY- SEDENTARY- JEWELRY- TOWNS- WARRIORS- TRADE- KINGS

UNIT 7 MESOPOTAMIA

 

UNIT 7 EGYPT