Song: Clickety-clack

Some of your classmates used this song from "Birdsongs and Eco-wonders" in their project. It's a song about dolphins and echolocation.

 If you wonder what echolocation means... Babylon online dictionary says: "It's a method of locating objects by calculating the amount of time it takes for an echo to return (as in sonar or radar)".

20 dogs

Hammershark media presents: Twenty dogs. 

It's a funny song naming 20 different dogs.

Can you say it faster?

Actions from Jclic

 From Begoña Ruiz, CEIP Sainz de Veranda, Zaragora

Experiment

Here you have an easy science experiment to do at home...

Orbits

An orbit is a curved path followed by a planet, satellite, spaceship... around another celestial body.

Click on the following link, from bbc, to play.

Can you see how the Earth and the Moon move around the Sun?

Today's the World Book Day

April the 23rd is an important date for world literature, since it was the date of death of Cervantes and Shakespeare.

 It's incredible to discover the pleasure of reading.

Click on the following link, for activities related to this day: Quizzes, treasure hunts, webtasks, webquests... and enjoy!

http://www.isabelperez.com/bookday.htm

Year 5 projects

Olimpic games

The first Olympic games took their name from the Greek city of Olympia. They were held every four year, started in 776 BC (2,788 years ago). At that time this festival took place to honor Greek gods. The most important was called Zeus.

The modern Olympic games opened in the first week of April 1896 in Athens, Greek. They have been cancelled twice due to First and Second World War.

Host cities are selected by the IOC (International Olympic Committee ) membership, usually seven years in advance. 

This summer Olympic Games will be held in London from July the 27th to August the 12th. Coming soon!

What's your favourite game in the Olympics?

English breakfast

If you go to England and ask for an "English breakfast", you will have eggs, bacon, sausages, fried bread, mushrooms, tomato and baked beans. However most of English at home have a bowl of cereals, a slice of toast, orange juice and a cup of coffee or tea. 

Many children have a bowl of cereal.

What do you have for breakfast?

Year 5 projects

Year 4 projects

Language curiosities

The sentence "the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog" uses every letter of the alphabet.

Year 4 projects

Nations of the world by Animaniacs

If you had the choice to move anywhere in the world, where would you like to live?

Underwater hockey

Underwater hockey (also called water hockey) is a sport that has two teams participating in it. They maneuver a puck across the bottom of a swimming pool.

Do you play any sport?

Dinosaurs

A dinosaur is a type of reptile which used to live about 60.000.000 years ago. There were many different types of dinosaur, some of them were very large.
 

You can learn all kinds of dinosaur facts and play games from Dinosaur Train! I recommend you to click on the "field guide".

A pier...

 A pier is a structure leading out to the sea, including bridge and building support over water, typically supported by piles or pillars. It used to protect and provide access to ships or boats, also used as a place of entertainment.

Have you ever seen one? Where?

Funny chicken from chickenmafia.com

Easter spelling from British Council

Can you spell it?

Look at the picture, burst the balloons and spell the word.

How does hail form?

If you wonder how does hail form, watch this video...

 

Easter egg hop from ezone

Catch as many chicks, eggs and butterflies as you can, but avoid the hens!

How many points did you get?

"Giving directions" video from English 180

An Easter tale by (u)