Yesterday--THE BEATLES (6º primaria)

Aquí os dejo las lyrics de la famosísima canción YESTERDAY de los Beatles

Yesterday, all my troubles seemed so far away.
Now it looks as though they're here to stay.
Oh, I believe in yesterday.

Suddenly,
I'm not half the man I used to be,
There's a shadow hanging over me,
Oh, yesterday came suddenly.


Why she had to go
I don't know she wouldn't say.
I said something wrong,
Now I long for yesterday.

Yesterday, love was such an easy game to play.
Now I need a place to hide away.
Oh, I believe in yesterday.

Why'd she had to go
I don't know she wouldn't say.
I said something wrong,
Now I long for yesterday.

Yesterday, love was such an easy game to play.
Now I need a place to hide away.
Oh, I believe in yesterday.
Mm mm mm mm mm mm mm

Aquí abajo os dejo el video

y un video que incluye las lyrics

Para mañana miércoles 30 de enero, debéis de escribir en el cuaderno todas las frases en PAST SIMPLE que haya en las canción.

SCIENCE--SPAIN IN THE 20TH AND 21ST CENTURIES

A BRIEF SUMMARY OF THIS UNIT

- THERE WERE MANY ECONOMIC CHANGES IN THE EARLY 20TH CENTURY.

- THE BEGINNING OF THE 20TH CENTURY WAS A PERIOD OF SPLENDOR IN LITERATURE, SCIENCE AND ART.

- THE CIVIL WAR STARTED IN 1936. AT THE END OF THE WAR FRANCO'S DICTATORSHIP WAS IMPOSED.

- A TRANSITION TOWARDS DEMOCRACY BEGAN AFTER THE DICTATORSHIP.

-THE CURRENT CONSTITUTION WAS ADOPTED IN 1978.

-SPAIN IS CURRENTLY A PARLIAMENTARY DEMOCRACY.

THE EARLY DECADES OF 20TH CENTURY

From the 1900s to 1936 Spain experienced a period of great change, including:

• Fast and intense industrial development: Production and work in the factories increased after 1900.
• Major social changes: Emigration from countryside increased and cities became very large and the industrial development created bigger differences between classes.
• There were serious political problems: there were several strikes and protest.

After the elections, The Second Republic was proclaimed in 1931:

• It established a Democratic Goverment: Citizens have equal right, and woman obtained the right to vote.
• It started major social reforms to improve the living conditions of the citizens.

THE CIVIL WAR AND THE DICTATORSHIP

In 1936 started the Civil War when a group of military rebelled against the Republic.. It lasted until 1939. This war caused many deaths and economic loss. The military rebelled won, and a dictatorship led by General Franco was imposed. This new political system:

• The freedoms and the political rights of people were suspended.
• Many people were persecuted for their beliefs.
• Many Spaniard had to leave Spain to work.

THE TRANSITION AND THE EARLY 21ST CENTURY

General Franco died in 1975 and Juan Carlos I was proclaimed king of Spain. From that moment:

• The Democratic transition began: the political freedoms and political right were restored.
• The current Constitution was approved in 1978.
• There was a great economic and social modernisation. Services Sectors, trade and education grew along the industry
• Spain joined  the European Union in 1986

VOCABULARY

       ·         Change: cambio

·         Beginning: comienzo

·         Dictatorship: dictadura

·         Began: pasado de begin: comenzar

·         Currently: actualmente

·         Early: pronto

·         Increase: incrementar

·         Fast: rápido

·         Establish: establecer

·         Right: derecho, derecha

·         Parliamentary democracy: democracia parlamentaria

·         Impose: imponer

·         Transition: transición

·         Strike: huega, paro

·         Protest: protestas

·         Citizen: ciudadanos

·         Second Republic: Segunda República

·         Obtain: obtener

·         Social reforms: reformas sociales

·         Improve: mejorar

·         Living conditions: condiciones de vida

·         Against: en contra

·         Last: último, durar

·         Until: hasta

·         Death: muerte

·         Economic loss: pérdidas económicas

·         Political system: sistema político

·         Persecute: perseguir

·         Believe, beliefs: creencia, creencias

·          Spaniard: españoles

·         Leave: abandonar

·         Transition: transición

·         Proclaim: proclamar

·         Freedom: libertad

·         Restored: restaurada

·         Current: actual

·         Grew: pasado de grow, crecer

SCIENCE- VERTEBRATE ANIMALS-BIRDS

SUMMARY:

THEY ARE VERTEBRATES

THEY ARE OVIPAROUS. FERTILIZATION TAKES PLACE INSIDE THE BODY

THEY BREATH THROUGH THEIR LUNGS

                                      

                                                      

THEY HAVE BEAK, LEGS, FEATHERS, WINGS AND THEIR BODIES ARE COVERED BY FEATHERS

                                                          

THEIR BODY TEMPERATURE IS CONSTANT 

                                                  

SCIENCE-VERTEBRATE ANIMALS-MAMMALS

SUMMARY:

THEY ARE VETEBRATES:

THEY ARE VIVIPAROUS. FERTILIZATION TAKES PLACE INSIDE THE BODY:

THEY BREATH THROUGH THEIR LUNGS:

THEY HAVE LIPS AND LIMBS AND THEIR BODY IS COVERED BY HAIR

AND...THEIR BODY TEMPERATURE IS CONSTANT:

WHAT MAMMALS EAT:

We can classify mammals into groups by what they eat:

CARNIVORES:

• These are animals that eat mainly meat. This includes insects and all animals.

• Some carnivores are:
• Felines: Lions, tigers and cats

• Birds of prey: Eagles, hawks, owls...

• Sharks, frogs....

  

HERBIVORES:

• These are animals that mainly eat plants. This includes leaves, grass, flowers, seeds, roots, fruits...

• Some herbivores are: deer, horses, rabbits, cows,  sheep

OMNIVORES:

• These are animals able to eat plants and animals

       and           

• Some omnivores are: humans, most bears, raccoons, most of  primates (apes and monkeys), seagulls and other birds

    

VOCABULARY:

• Viviparous: vivíparo
• Breath: respirar
• Lungs: pulmones
• Environment: ambiente, medio ambiente
• Aerial: aéreo
• Fur: pelo, pelaje, piel
• Limbs: extremidades
• Fins: aletas
• Wings: alas
• Inside: dentro
• Female: hembra, femenino.
• Herbivores: herbívoros
• Carnivores: carnívoros
• Omnivores: omnívoros
• Chew: masticar
• Stomach: estómago
• Rumiant: rumiantes
• Insectivores: comen insectos