Unit 8 - Prehistory

 Link to the PowerPoint of the unit

UNIT 5 - NATURAL LANDSCAPES

 LINK TO THE POWER POINT UNIT

Make a climate graph

 Link to the "make a climate graph" PowerPoint.

Unit 4- Climate

 Link to the Unit PowerPoint.

Unit 3 - Water

 Unit 3 power point

Unit 11- Ancient Rome

Unit 11 Ancient Rome from Carlos Arrese

Acceso al PowerPoint curso 20-21

Unit 10- Ancient Greece

Unit 10 Ancient Greece de Carlos Arrese

Acceso al PowerPoint curso 20-21

Unit 9 - Early Civilizations

Unit 9 Early Civilizations.pptx from Carlos Arrese

Link to the PowerPoint 2020-2021

Unit 4 - Weather and climate

Unit 4 weather and climate from Carlos Arrese

The shortest rivers in the world

We have define a river as a permanent current of water and we have learnt about the longest and most important rivers in the World. But, what about the shortest?

Visit this place, read this article and then do the following assignment:

1- Why are they called rivers if they are so short?

2- Make a table with the rivers list the article gives. In this table you have to name the river, location, lenght and one characteristic. Stick an image or picture of each one of these rivers.

3- Read this article and sum up it in 100 words.

 Don't forget to follow the instructions I gave you in former reports (do a cover, write by hand, use blanck sheets, leave margins....).

 Come on! It´s an easy report and you can improve your mark up to 1 mark!

Physical geography: water

Unit 3 water from Carlos Arrese

The water cycle

Watch this  video and answer the questions:

1-      Why is so important the water cycle?

2-      Quote the different forms in which water can precipitate(translate these words into Spanish).

3-      Quote the different sources from which we can obtain fresh water (hint: the video names 14).

4-      Define the following concepts: Evaporation, transpiration, evapotranspiration, Percolation.

5-      What happens with water that falls over land (and not over rivers, lakes, seas or oceans)?

6-      How long does inflitrated/percolated water take to get out from underground?

- -   The water cycle: easy or difficult to understand? (explain your answer after watching the video).

- -    Find the mistake in this video.

Instructions

Work individually.

Use blank sheets.

Copy the wording of the questions.

Write the answers by hand, not in a Word document.

The first page must be a cover page with the title, name and class.

The deadline to hand in the report is: November the 21st.

Unit 2 Physical Geography-: Relief

Unit 2 Physical Geography from Carlos Arrese

Continental drift and tectonic plates

Read on page 20 of your textbook, visit the following websites and answer the following questions:

https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/major-tectonic-plates-on-earth.html

https://www.livescience.com/37706-what-is-plate-tectonics.html

1-      What was Pangea?

2-      Who came up with the theory of continental drift?

3-      What physical evidence is there to support the theory of tectonic plates and continental drift?

4-      What causes the movement of the tectonic plates?

5-      What is the difference between  oceanic crust and continental crust?

6-      What is the link between earthquakes and the movement of tectonic plates?

7-      Which are the major tectonic plates? Where are they located?

Instructions:

To answer the questions you can only use the linklist below.
Answer the questions on a blank sheet; don´t forget to copy the wording of the questions.
The report title is "Continental drift and tectonic plates".
It's a voluntary activity; you can improve up to 1 the mark of your unit 2 exam.
The deadline to hand in the report is November the 7th, Wednesday.

Types of Maps: Topographic, Political, Climate and More

We´ve been studying in this unit the different types of maps. Visit the following  webpage, read the content of that site and the links attached, and answer the following questions.

1- What is a map?

2- What is a thematic map?

3- When did the first thematic map appear?Who created it?What did this map show?

3- What does GIS mean?

4- What is a political map? Name the political map example that the webpage displays.

5- What is a topographic map? Name the topographic map example that the webpage displays.

6- Which is the main difference between a physical and a topographic map?

7- Make a composition explaining your opinion about this report and the sites you checked out to answer the questions.

Instructions:

To answer the questions you can only use the linklist below.
Answer the questions on a blank sheet; don´t forget to copy the wording of the questions.
The report title is "Types of maps".
The deadline to hand in the report is October the 16th, Tuesday.

1- https://www.thoughtco.com/types-of-maps-1435689
2- https://www.worldatlas.com/aatlas/infopage/political.htm
3- https://www.thoughtco.com/thematic-maps-overview-1435692
4- https://www.thoughtco.com/gis-an-overview-1434914
5- https://www.thoughtco.com/topographic-maps-overview-1435657

Link number 1 is the reference; there, you have hyperlinks to look at 2 to 5.

Come on!! It´s not as difficult as it looks like and you can improve your mark exam up to 1 point.

Unit 1 - Maps

Unit 1 Maps de Carlos Arrese

Actividades para preparar la materia pendiente

2º ESO no bilingüe: Para acceder al archivo con las actividades pincha aquí

2º ESO bilingüe:  Para acceder al archivo con las actividades pincha aquí

1º ESO no bilingüe: Para acceder al archivo con las actividades pincha aquí

Viaje a la Tarragona romana

El próximo día 18 de mayo los alumnos de 1º ESO realizáis una excursión a Tarragona. En ella os vais a familiarizar con la cultura romana. Para la interpretación de restos que tienes cerca de 2000 años de antigüedad, es necesario realizar unas pequeñas actividades previas. Estas actividades os van a permitir entender mucho mejor las explicaciones que se os darán sobre el terreno. Pinchando aquí podrás tener acceso a la aplicación de Tarraco romana. A través de esta aplicación podrás localizar tu posición, enmarcarla en lo que fue la Tarraco imperial romana y situarla dentro de la Tarragona actual.

                                                          Fuente. Wikipedia

Para poder imaginarte mejor cómo fue la antigua Tarraco mientras nos movemos por la ciudad moderna echa un vistazo al siguiente vídeo. En él se superpone la antigua ciudad romana sobre la actual.

Los vídeos que te propongo a continuación explican cómo eran el circo, el anfiteatro y el foro de la colonia de la ciudad, tres de los elementos esenciales que no podían faltar en una ciudad romana de primer orden.

Una vez que tenemos una más clara de cuál era la forma y las dimensiones de la antigua Tarraco, te propongo ver un último vídeo, en él se sustituyen las edificaciones actuales por las que antes ocupaban el espacio, en este caso, el circo, el edificio de espectáculos más grande de la antigua Tarraco. Es un vídeo interactivo en el que puedes girar 360 grados para ver todo el espacio en toda su grandiosidad.

El mundo griego

Tema 11 y 14 el mundo griego from Carlos Arrese

Vocabulario Tema 10 Las primeras civilizaciones: Mesopotamia y Egipto

Vocabulariotema10 from Carlos Arrese