¡Hola de nuevo chicos!
He encontrado una web en la que explican todos los sistemas del cuerpo humano, además de las funciones vitales.
Podéis leer o escuchar explicaciones, explorar, hacer experimentos...
¡Que la disfrutéis!
Pincha aquí
¡Clases particulares!
- Inglés--> face to face o si vives en un lugar diferente... por Skype :)
- Conversación--> varias opciones.
- Todas las asignaturas de primaria.
Escríbeme y lo hablamos: martinvirginiat@gmail.com
Otro recurso interactivo genial- Atlas didáctico
Si pinchas en el enlace siguiente accederás a un atlas interactivo con un montón de cositas nuevas que aprender o repasar. ¡Disfrútalo!
Pincha aquí
Pincha aquí
Relieve de la Peninsula Ibérica
Comunidades Autónomas y provincias- Mapas
¡Hola chicos!
A continuación os dejo los mapas de España dividida en las Comunidades Autónomas y las provincias.
Este es de Anaya.
Este pertenece a turismoporespana.com.ar
Los dos siguientes, que son mudos, pertenecen a Santillana.
Las palabras y sus sílabas
Las palabras pueden estar formadas por diferentes números de sílabas.
👉Las palabras monosílabas contienen una sola sílaba. Por ejemplo: sol, mar, sal...
👉Las palabras bisílabas tienen dos sílabas. Por ejemplo: casa (ca-sa), nariz (na-riz), perro (pe-rro)...
👉Las palabras trisílabas están formadas por tres sílabas. Por ejemplo: camello (ca-me-llo), sílaba (sí-la-ba), Susana (Su-sa-na)...
👉Las palabras polisílabas contienen cuatro o más sílabas. Por elemplo: metralleta (me-tra-lle-ta), estirando (es-ti-ran-do), calabacines (ca-la-ba-ci-nes)...
*Algo muy importante a tener en cuenta es que todas las sílabas, para ser sílabas, tienen que contener al menos una vocal.
Pinchando aquí tienes una muy breve ilustración animada de lo que yo acabo de explicarte
👉Las palabras monosílabas contienen una sola sílaba. Por ejemplo: sol, mar, sal...
👉Las palabras bisílabas tienen dos sílabas. Por ejemplo: casa (ca-sa), nariz (na-riz), perro (pe-rro)...
👉Las palabras trisílabas están formadas por tres sílabas. Por ejemplo: camello (ca-me-llo), sílaba (sí-la-ba), Susana (Su-sa-na)...
👉Las palabras polisílabas contienen cuatro o más sílabas. Por elemplo: metralleta (me-tra-lle-ta), estirando (es-ti-ran-do), calabacines (ca-la-ba-ci-nes)...
*Algo muy importante a tener en cuenta es que todas las sílabas, para ser sílabas, tienen que contener al menos una vocal.
Pinchando aquí tienes una muy breve ilustración animada de lo que yo acabo de explicarte
Enlaces a recursos digitales
Navegando por la web he encontrado enlaces que nos llevan a recursos interactivos de Anaya con actividades para los diferentes cursos de primaria.
¡Espero que os sirva!
Lengua Anaya 1º
Lengua Anaya 2º
Lengua Anaya 3º
Lengua Anaya 4º
Lengua Anaya 5º
Lengua Anaya 6º
Mates Anaya 1º
Mates Anaya 2º
Mates Anaya 3º
Mates Anaya 4º
Mates Anaya 5º
Mates Anaya 6º
¡Espero que os sirva!
Lengua Anaya 1º
Lengua Anaya 2º
Lengua Anaya 3º
Lengua Anaya 4º
Lengua Anaya 5º
Lengua Anaya 6º
Mates Anaya 1º
Mates Anaya 2º
Mates Anaya 3º
Mates Anaya 4º
Mates Anaya 5º
Mates Anaya 6º
Los números romanos
¿Quién ha estudiado los números romanos? Si, si... esas letras que equivalen a números y que se pueden hasta mezclar...
Pues bien, esto es lo que vale cada letra en el sistema de numeración romano.
I = 1
V = 5
X = 10
L = 50
C = 100
D = 500
M = 1.000
Lógicamente existen una serie de normas para formar números con este sistema:
* Los signos I, X, C y M pueden repetirse hasta tres veces seguidas.
* Si una cifra está a la izquierda de otra mayor que ella, se resta de ésta.
Por ejemplo: I V = 4
I I X = 8 que también puede expresarse así: V I I I
* Si una cifra está a la derecha de otra mayor que ella, se suma a ésta.
Por ejemplo: V I = 6
C L = 150
Aquí os dejo un link a una web de Anaya para practicar un poquito 👀 web Anaya
Pues bien, esto es lo que vale cada letra en el sistema de numeración romano.
I = 1
V = 5
X = 10
L = 50
C = 100
D = 500
M = 1.000
Lógicamente existen una serie de normas para formar números con este sistema:
* Los signos I, X, C y M pueden repetirse hasta tres veces seguidas.
* Si una cifra está a la izquierda de otra mayor que ella, se resta de ésta.
Por ejemplo: I V = 4
I I X = 8 que también puede expresarse así: V I I I
* Si una cifra está a la derecha de otra mayor que ella, se suma a ésta.
Por ejemplo: V I = 6
C L = 150
Aquí os dejo un link a una web de Anaya para practicar un poquito 👀 web Anaya
¡Hola chicos!
A continuación os dejo el link de una web que pertenece al Ministerio de Educación que puede interesaros para repasar, jugar o aprender alguna cosa nueva 😊
La página está dividida en los tres ciclos de Educación Primaria: el primer ciclo comprendería 1º y 2º; el segundo ciclo comprendería 3º y 4º y el tercer ciclo comprendería 5º y 6º.
¡Espero que la saquéis provecho!
Link al primer ciclo
Link al segundo ciclo
Link al tercer ciclo
A continuación os dejo el link de una web que pertenece al Ministerio de Educación que puede interesaros para repasar, jugar o aprender alguna cosa nueva 😊
La página está dividida en los tres ciclos de Educación Primaria: el primer ciclo comprendería 1º y 2º; el segundo ciclo comprendería 3º y 4º y el tercer ciclo comprendería 5º y 6º.
¡Espero que la saquéis provecho!
Link al primer ciclo
Link al segundo ciclo
Link al tercer ciclo
Present Continuous
We use the P. Continuous to talk about actions that are happening now.🚩
e.g. 'I am writing about the continuous form of the verbs'
'She is reading the blog'
'They are learning the present continuous'
The formula is easy peasy 😛
am
Pronoun + is + verb -ing + ...
are
** What if we want to say something that is not happening?
e.g. 'I am not writing in French'
'She is not reading a book'
'They are not learning the past simple'
am not
Pronoun + is not + verb -ing + ...
are not
** If we want to ask about something that is happening now we use:
am
is + pronoun + verb -ing + ... + ?
are
e.g. 'Are you reading the blog?'
'Is she at school?'
Past simple- rest of the verbs
This will depend on the type of verb: regular or irregular.
If you are using a regular verb it´s easy! Just add -ed at the end of it!
I played football
You played tennis
He played hockey with is dad
She played with her brother
It played with the ball
We played cards
You played computer games
They played basketball
But if you are using an irregular verb things get a bit more complicated, you need to know the form of these verbs in the past tense!
Here I leave a list of these irregular verbs so you can get to know them, or just revise them.
Take it easy! You don´t need to memorise them all quickly!
If you are using a regular verb it´s easy! Just add -ed at the end of it!
I played football
You played tennis
He played hockey with is dad
She played with her brother
It played with the ball
We played cards
You played computer games
They played basketball
But if you are using an irregular verb things get a bit more complicated, you need to know the form of these verbs in the past tense!
Here I leave a list of these irregular verbs so you can get to know them, or just revise them.
Take it easy! You don´t need to memorise them all quickly!

Past simple- Verb to be
I was sick
You were in bed until late
He was your best friend
She was your doctor when you were little
It was a dangerous storm
We were at the library
You were wrong
They were very angry with you
Formula: Pronoun + was / were + ...
You were in bed until late
He was your best friend
She was your doctor when you were little
It was a dangerous storm
We were at the library
You were wrong
They were very angry with you
Formula: Pronoun + was / were + ...
Ways of saying...
Hi guys!
Today, I'd like to show you a different way to say...
Very cold--- Freezing
e.g. It´s very cold, I can´t feel my toes!
It´s freezing, I can´t feel my toes!
Very hot/warm--- Boiling
e.g. Madrid is very warm in July and August.
Madrid is boiling in July and August.
e.g. This soup is very hot!
This soup is boiling!
Very small--- Tiny
e.g. Pulgarcito was very small.
Pulgarcito was tiny.
Very angry--- Furious
e.g. I broke my mum´s favourite painting... She was very angry!
I broke my mum´s favourite painting... She was furious!
Very tired--- Exhausted
e.g. Last Friday we walked more than 10 kilometres, I was very tired.
Last Friday we walked more than 10 kilometres, I was exhausted.
Very hungry--- Starving
e.g. I´m always very hungry after going to the gym!
I´m always starving after going to the gym!
Very good--- Great
e.g. Her presentation was very good.
Her presentation was great.
Very bad--- Awful/terrible
e.g. He had a very bad cold.
He had an awful cold.
He had a terrible cold.
Very dirty--- Filthy
e.g. This bin is very dirty, arg!
This bin is filthy, arg!
Very tasty--- delicious/gorgeous
e.g. My dad´s fajitas were very tasty!
My dad´s fajitas were delicious!
My dad´s fajitas were gorgeous!
Today, I'd like to show you a different way to say...
Very cold--- Freezing
e.g. It´s very cold, I can´t feel my toes!
It´s freezing, I can´t feel my toes!
Very hot/warm--- Boiling
e.g. Madrid is very warm in July and August.
Madrid is boiling in July and August.
e.g. This soup is very hot!
This soup is boiling!
Very small--- Tiny
e.g. Pulgarcito was very small.
Pulgarcito was tiny.
Very angry--- Furious
e.g. I broke my mum´s favourite painting... She was very angry!
I broke my mum´s favourite painting... She was furious!
Very tired--- Exhausted
e.g. Last Friday we walked more than 10 kilometres, I was very tired.
Last Friday we walked more than 10 kilometres, I was exhausted.
Very hungry--- Starving
e.g. I´m always very hungry after going to the gym!
I´m always starving after going to the gym!
Very good--- Great
e.g. Her presentation was very good.
Her presentation was great.
Very bad--- Awful/terrible
e.g. He had a very bad cold.
He had an awful cold.
He had a terrible cold.
Very dirty--- Filthy
e.g. This bin is very dirty, arg!
This bin is filthy, arg!
Very tasty--- delicious/gorgeous
e.g. My dad´s fajitas were very tasty!
My dad´s fajitas were delicious!
My dad´s fajitas were gorgeous!
Present Simple- rest of the verbs
I play football
You play tennis
He plays hockey with is dad
She plays with her brother
It plays with the ball
We play cards
You play computer games
They play basketball
Formula: Pronoun + verb + ...
verb -s
Try to do this activity on verbs in the present simple, good luck!

Present Simple- Verb to be
I am a teacher
You are a student
He is your friend
She is your friend
It is a dog
We are from Spain
You are a family
They are intelligent
Formula: Pronoun + am / is / are + ...
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