Unit 2 - The excretory system

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The excretory system is the last epigraph of our Natural Science unit. In this entry I'll share with you some videos, exercises and resources so you can learn this section better.

First of all, you have here the Quizlet unit I created on the excretory system with the definition and games they offer:

Also, you can look for more interesting data on the excretory system:

Excretory System Quiz

Urinary System Quiz

Excretory System quiz

Information on the urinary system

How the Urinary System Works

How do your kidneys work?

Why do we sweat?

I hope you find it useful!

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Unit 3 - Turn in your questions (Periods of History)

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Here you have the form to turn in your questions about the Periods of History we've been learning about.

Don't forget to give a reasoned answer too!

CLICK TO SEND THE QUESTIONS

Unit 6 - Percentages

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In Mathematics we have started learning about percentages. In this entry I'll share some games and activities for you to practice this topic.

First... What are percentages?

To practice this, let's copy the following table and complete it:

Percentage	Decimal	Fraction
1%	0,01	1/100
	0,05
10%
	0,12
		1/5
25%
	0,333...
		1/2
75%
	0,8
		9/10
99%
	1

Then, check if you did it correctly in this link.

Exercise to practice percents

Here you have some games to practice!

Game about percents

Percents and fractions game

Percents game

Stop the invading aliens with percents

Match the percent to the number game

I hope you find these useful!
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Decimal division revision

 

UNIT 3 - Eras of History

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In Social Science we're starting a project on the main eras of History.

As you know, historians have organised the events that happened in the past and classified them into different periods so we can understand them better. Each period has special characteristics and they end when there is a fundamental event that produces a major change.

To our culture, the following are the main eras of Prehistory and History and the main events that made each period change:

The main ages of Prehistory and History

PRESENTATION

You have some useful links in the next table:

Topic	Useful Links
Paleolithic	How did Stone Age hunger-gatherers live?
Neolithic	Who were the first farmers? Neolithic information Neolithic in Kiddle The Neolithic revolution
Metal ages	What was life like in the Bronze age? The Tollund Man How did people live during the Iron age? What is the Iron Age? Tasks they did during the Iron age
Mesopotamia	Why is Mesopotamia the cradle of civilisation?
Egypt	Important people in Ancient Egypt
Ancient Greece	Who were Ancient Greeks?
Ancient Rome	What was life like in Ancient Rome? Roman Britain
Middle ages	Muslim Spain Who were the Anglo-Saxons? When did the Anglo-Saxons come to Britain? Who were the vikings?
Modern ages	Architecture of the Renaissance

I hope you find this information useful! Bye, bye, butterflies!

Unit 5 - Dividing decimal numbers

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The last part of learning how to divide with decimals is to know what to do when the decimal number is in the divisor. In this entry you have a video-explanation and some exercises to practice this type of division.

 

Copy these divisions and practice in your notebook:

HOMEWORK

HOMEWORK 2

Source:k5learning.com

Decimal division: thousandths

Exercises on dividing decimals

Decimal division online game

I'll try to upload some more games later. Come back in the afternoon for more practice!

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