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SPOT THE DIFFERENCES
REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
5 SENSES AND RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
BY GENIS AND OUDUYA
THANK YOU GUYS!
HOW A CLOT IF FORMED
Nice sharing with you, children of 4!!!!
Reading for the small ones!
COOPERATIVE TIMELINE
MARISA AND PABLO´S DIGESTIVE SYSTEMS
DIGESTIVE AND CIRCULATORY SYSTEMS´ WORKSHOP
BY HERMAN AND WASIM
MARTINA AND LAURA INTRODUCTORY WORKSHOP: PARTS OF THE BODY
CIRCULATORY SYSTEM SONG
INFORMATION OF THE GOBIERNO DE NAVARRA
¿Conoces ya las actividades de nuestros equipamientos y
de los que se desarrollan a través de convenios con Concejos
y Ayuntamientos de Navarra?
• Centro de Interpretación de la Naturaleza de Bertiz • Tel.: 948 592 421
• Centro de Interpretación de las Foces de Lumbier • Tel.: 948 880 874
• Centro de Interpretación de la Naturaleza de Ochagavia • Tel.: 948 890 641
• Centro de Interpretación de la Naturaleza de Roncal • Tel.: 948 475 256
• Parque Natural de Urbasa-Andía • Tel.: 948 826 801
• Reserva Natural el Embalse de Las Cañas • Tel.: 696 830 898
• Reserva Natural de la Laguna de Pitillas • Tel.: 619 463 450
• Área Natural Recreativa del Bosque de Orgi • Tel.: 948 305 300 • 620 955 454
• Área Natural Recreativa de los Embalses de Leurtza •
Tel.: 948 450 013 • 948 45 08 64
• Punto de información “Territorio Visón” • Tel.: 948 734 845
Más información e inscripciones (hasta una semana antes de la actividad):
Tel.: 848 427 577 (de 10 h. a 14 h.)
Correo electrónico:
participacion.ambiental@navarra.es / ingurune.partaidetza@navarra.es
TYPES OF NUTRIENTS GAME
DIGESTION
PIECE OF ADVICE FOR THE SUMMER
SWIMMING-POOLING SAFELY
Hydrocution is a frequent summertime accident. It occurs often when the body is immersed in water too quickly and is goes into shock, due to the overly large difference in temperature between the skin and the water. The shock can cause fainting in the water and lead to drowning.
Generally speaking, the following recommendations apply:
- Enter the water gradually, particularly when the water is cold and you have been exposed to the sun.
- Avoid overly-extended sun exposure.
- Avoid bathing after consuming alcohol in excessive quantities or eating an overly large meal.
WHY DO WE FART?
ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS
1 What happened in 1868?
2 Which are the reforms of
the provisional government?
3 Why did they choose and Italian
king? What is the name of this king?
4 When did the first
Republic start?
5 What are the problems of
the First Republic?
6 Who was Alfonso XII? Why
did he come to Spain? Who supported him?
7 Which are the last American
colonies that gained independence?
8 What´s the peaceful
turn? Why didn´t it work?
THE BOOK´S DAY!!!!
AND THE FAIRYTALE WRITERS ARE...
TELLING FAIRYTALES
READING TO THE YOUNGER CHILDREN
Thank you so much, Maite, our dear psicologist that was teaching us how to be happier and more assertive people!!
MASTER CHEFS OUDUYA AND NAIRA
CIRCULATORY SYSTEM
DESTINATION BARCELONA
SPANISH WAR OF INDEPENDENCE
MANGA
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Think you've got a manga story in you somewhere? Most of us are capable of coming up with a decent storyline. It's getting it out on paper that takes some skill. Here's a few tips to help you bring out the next bestseller.
Difficulty: Average
Time Required: Time varies - could take days, could take months.
Here's How:
- Write A Story Synopsis. Being a freelance writer, I learned a long time ago that you can't develop your story until you know where it's supposed to go. Your objective? Write a one paragraph synopsis of your entire story, leaving out details and character specifics. Then take that paragraph and reduce it down to one sentence. For example, Dragon Ball Z might be "a group of friends battle strange enemies to protect the Earth." Does that really cover DBZ? No, but it sums up where the story will lead.
- Create Character Profiles. In order to develop your story, you need to know who your characters are. Where did they come from? Do they have morals and values or none at all? A love interest? A best friend or an arch enemy? What makes them tick? Write a complete profile as if you were telling someone else about your guy or gal. Develop their strengths and weaknesses as these will come in handy when you begin to develop your storyline.
- Write Your Story. For the moment, don't think about layouts or issues. Just write your story. What happens? Who does it happen to? Why did she leave or why did he come back? Will his powers ever return? Why did he lose them in the first place? Get all your questions answered on paper first. Then it's time to...
- Think First Issue. With the "bigger picture" in mind, think first issue. You'll need to give some background to your story and you'll want enough current action to keep the reader intrigued for your next installment. Decide how much information you want to give in your first issue. Got it? Now you're ready to storyboard.
- Layout Your Storyboard. "Storyboard" is a phrase that refers to the layout of your manga or comic. Each panel conveys a certain amount of information and will also contain your artwork. Don't worry about the illustration right now (unless of course, you can draw as well as write!). Just focus on the text. Who says what to whom? What action scenes will you include? What information will they provide? Break your story down into pieces that you can section off into individual panels.
- Bring It All Together. It's time to pull your story together with the artwork. Either find yourself a good anime artist, or, if you're feeling adventurous, try your hand at drawing your own characters. There are several great books out there that teach drawing, as well as a few good online sources. Bring each character to life with various facial expressions and the dialogue you created in the storyboard.
- Publish. Ready to deliver your pilot issue to the masses? Try TOKYOPOP's Annual Rising Star of Manga contest or put your manga online by setting up your own website. Good luck!
Tips:
- If you're having trouble, start with some Fan Fiction. The characters are already created, all you need to do is play a game of "what if?" to come up with an alternate storyline.
- Look at some of your favorite anime shows and mangas, and try to figure out why they're your favorite. Is it the action? The characters? What makes it so great?
- Don't rush your masterpiece. Sometimes, great ideas can just come to you, but don't get frustrated if the development process takes longer than you imagined.
COMING NEWS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
traditions, gastronomy, folklore, customs, all in one UNIQUE EVENT:
MarisGalicia Sabor a Galicia
WHO SAID IMPOSSIBLE?
CONTEMPORARY SPANISH HISTORY!! FROM ABSOLUTISM TO LIBERALISM WAR OF INDEPENDANCE
Romans, Middle Ages and Modern History, a quick look on the Iberian Peninsula before Contemporary History starts. 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_FB1bG86fzE
The police visiting us!
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR REMEMBERING US THAT WE WERE SMALLER !!!!!!!!!!!!!
CARNIVAL !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ouduyas´s workshop
The transport revolution!!!!
And the other team working in the assembly line
is it hard?
ASSEMBLY LINES
Is the boss necessary?
who is the owner of the factory?
What is the function of the boss, putting pressure o motivating?
JUST IN TIME SYSTEM: bottlenecks if someone fails. Is a human resources responsable necessary for defining the jobs?
WHO CONTROLS THE QUALITY OF OUTPUTS?
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR WORK!
PRESENTING OUR LIVES TO AN AUDIENCE
DESCRIBING PICTURES
WHY NOT USING EXPRESSIVE AND NICE ILLUSTRATIONS OF MIKEL VALVERDE?
THE WOMEN´S DAY
Working on intelligent and creative women along history and our daily lives.
THE WORKING CLASS DURING THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
VIDEO AND QUIZ
Welcome Mikel Valverde
All About Factories: History and Importance
Long ago, there were no factories. If you wanted food, you grew it yourself or bought it from a nearby farmer. If you wanted clothing, you made them yourself. You might have even made the cloth from wool sheared from your own sheep. Until recently, people made much of what they needed with their own hands. Other items were bought from craftspeople living in the area. Things took a lot of time and work to make and cost a lot of money.
Factories changed all that. In a factory, workers gather together to make products. Each person has a specific job so products can be made quickly. For example, in a clothing factory, one person cuts out the fabric, another person sews the garment, while another person adds buttons and finishing touches. Factories have made our lives easier in many ways. They’ve also made some things harder.
One hundred and fifty years ago, children were often forced to work in factories in the United States and England.
CARNIVALS IN NAVARRE
In Navarre, the Winter sorrows hide under the happyness and colour of the
rural carnivals.
The witches, the bears, ghosts and sacs full of straw, giants of 3 metres
height and bandids go around the streets and recover the traditional dances and
rituals of the past.
In lantz, located between the valleys of Anué and Ultzama, Miel Otxin, a
giant of three meters height is burnt in the fire. Along the parade, Miel Otxin
walks with Ziripot, a good and fat man made of sacs filled in with straw and
fern. He also walks with Zaldiko, a brave horse that goes against him to make
them fall down.
The Arotzak, that carry hammers, run after the Zaldico to shoe it, and
finally the Txatos, wearing animal leathers, and with sticks and brooms, shout
at all the people.
In Goizueta originallity and good sense of humour join together in the
Carnivals. All neighbours are waiting for the big parade to come. The zomorrok,
coal merchants in the past, carry “cencerros”, wearing white clothes, a “faja”,
a “pañuelico” and a red “boina”. Along the route they paint the women faces in
black to rub them with theirs. They sometimes stop to dance the “zagi-dantza”, which is full of pirouettes.
Celts, ibers, vascs, romans, visigoths, jews, arabs, christianism and priviledges
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The revolution that changed the world!!!
SCIENCE IS REAL!
EXPERIMENT TO PROVE HOW ENERGY WORKS IN REAL LIFE!
CAPITALIZING RAP
M.I.N.T.S. YEAH!
will our dancers show their skills in the coming carnival? Don´t miss our show!!!
CULTURAL CENTER ON THE 24 TH OF FEBRUARY
GENIS HISTORY CORNER
M.I.N.T.S. YEAH!
CULTURAL CENTER ON THE 24 TH OF FEBRUARY
GENIS HISTORY CORNER
THANK YOU! IT WAS AMAZING!
CREATIVE CORNER
CREATING THINGS!! AMAZING INVENTION THAT CHANGED THE WORLD! DO YOU THINK THAT THOMAS EDISON GOT LIGHT FROM THE FIRST TRY? DISCOVER IT BY WATCHING THIS VIDEO.
WHAT´S ELECTRIC CHARGE
A person who walks across a carpet and then touches a metal doorknob might receive a small shock. This shock is a result of electric charge. A basic property of matter, electric charge is a quantity of electricity that is related to the balance of electrons and protons in an object.
THANK YOU!
ELECTRICITY
Renewable energies yes or no?
RATONCITOS EN APUROS
OME, HERE YOU HAVE YOUR MANNEQUIN CHALLENGE!
MISSION ACCOMPLISHED!
ELECTRICITY? BUT WHAT´S THAT?
POWER UP!!!!!
MACHINES
SIMPLE MECHANICAL MACHINES
THE PULLEY
- HAVE
- YOU
- EVER
- WONDERED...
- How do mirrors work?
- What are mirrors made of?
- Have mirrors always been made of glass?
- TRY IT OUT!!
- - How many mirrors do you have in your home?
- - Mirrors can be super-secret spy tools for secret agents. It's true! To start, you're going to learn how to use a mirror to compose a secret message in mirror code.
- - Use mirrors to explore the world around you in ways you don't normally see it.
When the light beam happens to hit raindrops on the way down at a certain angle, the different colors that make up the beam separate so that we can see them — in the form of a rainbow.
EXPANSION AND CONTRACTION OF MATTER
Heat experiments: EXPANSION AND CONTRACTION
How did a mercury thermometers work?
GREEN GYMS
LET´S SAFE ENERGY!
TYPES OF ENERGY AND ENERGY SOURCES
THE JOURNEY OF ELECTRICITY
NUCLEAR POWER, ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF THIS NON-RENEWABLE SOURCE OF ENERGY
RENEWABLE SOURCES OF ELECTRICITY
SUN (THERMAL COLLECTORS AND FOTOVOLTAIC CELLS)
WIND ENERGY
CLAPPING HANDS TO FINISH THE YEAR
OUR PROFESSIONAL DANCERS!
VIDEO PRODUCTIONS
ALONE IN DANGER, LUISMI?
WELL DANCED!!!!!!!!!!!!
ESKERRIK ASKO, OLENTZERO!!
PREVIOUS MOMENTS BEFORE THE CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL!
LITTLE MICE ON STAGE!
MANNEQUIN CHALLENGE
SOME REMEMBERS OF 2016
Thank you a million, Iván, for your explanations about minerals. Great collection!!
Main properties of matter: mass and volume
1. Answer these questions:
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What is everything made of? These
tiny particles everything is made of are called _ _ _ _ _ _
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What are the states of matter?
-
Do different materials have different
properties? What do we use these
materials for? petrol, sand, metal, clay and glass.
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How is glass made of? Is it made from
one or more materials? Can we make glass at home?
-
Tell me why you think we use wood for a table and glass for a window. What are their
properties?
GLASS PROERTIES
AND THE WINNERS OF THE WRITING TALENT COMPETITION ARE...
1 - OME
2 - SANDRA
3 - CLEA
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WINNERS!!
ASSESSMENT OF AN ESSAY
TAKE INTO ACCOUNT...
Science: European Landscapes
- Study the landscapes of Europe: pages 4 and 5. Locate them on the map.
- Main characteristics of plains, massifs and plateaus and high mountain ranges.
- Highest Peaks in each mountain range in Europe.
- Altitude: define altitude and explain an elevation graph (page 8).
- Main rivers in Europe a watershed they belong to.
HAPPY HALLOWEEN!
FURRY COLLAR - SCARY STORY TO READ
THE HAIRY TOE
CLICK ON HERE TO WATCH THE STORY
Halloween spider frightening webs
Click here to see the story of Halloween http://www.history.com/topics/halloween/history-of-halloween
GIVE RESPECT, GET RESPECT,LET´S MAKE US FEEL GOOD!
Click here to see the story of Halloween http://www.history.com/topics/halloween/history-of-halloween
The day I hit the roof..
Do you remember that day when you hit the roof? or that other day that you were over the moon?
Write your anecdote and win your writer certificate.
Submissions must be original works
There is no word limit for entries, although a word count of 200 words is suggested.
Be original, give background information, details about how you felt and actions in an organised sequence. Make it simple and easy to follow and WIN YOUR WRITER CERTIFICATE.
Deadline: Wednesday the 2nd of November.
hit the roof
REMEMBERING TOGETHER!!!! IT WAS NICE SINGING TOGETHER AND REMEMBERING THOSE HAPPY YEARS WHEN WE WERE YOUNGER.
Elevation Graph
s
Highest peaks in Europe
Question tags to translate into english:
1. Ayer tus amigos estuvieron en el cine, ¿no?
2. La semana pasada tu hermano estuvo andando en bici, ¿no?
3. El próximo verano tu hermana va a ir de vacaciones a Cambrils
con sus amigas, ¿no?
4. Has estado en el monte Petretxema, ¿no?
With respect and loving care, any conflict can be solved.
Pics of the week by Clea
Showing our presentations. Nice job. Remember our recommendations:
- The audience love your smile and introduction at the beginning.
- Nicer if you put some pictures and effects.
- Organised and clear, the audience understand better.
- Interacting with the audience, asking questions, get them involved.
- Coordinate your interventions, so every member of the team participates the same time.
- Make sure you know how to pronounce the words.
- Stick to the time when preparing a task. Sometimes you have the time to make it pefect, sometimes you don´t. Decide your priorities.
MAKE IT EASY AND CATCHING!!
Pic of the week by Gabriela
Pics of the week by Herman
Alloz Reservoir
BY IVÁN, GERMÁN, CLEA AND SALET
Arga River
BY ENEKO, AMAIA, SERGIO AND GABRIELA
Pantano de Eugui
BY SANDRA, ANNE, NORA AND MAMUR
Laguna de Pitillas
BY MARTÍN, OKASHA, AITANA AND TOUTOU
Laguna de PitillasBY OME, BORIS, IMANOL AND BRUNO
BY OUDUYA, ANAIS MARTINA SANDRA
Pantano de Eugui
Río Arga
BY GENIS, IZASKUN, OLAIA AND JOSEBA
STUDY FOR THE EXAM OF SOCIAL SCIENCE
These are the contents you should revise for next Monday, the 10th of October.
PAGES 22
AND 23. You need to be able to write all the mountain ranges on the Map
(inland, outer and island ones)
PAGES 24,
25 AND 26. Read everything and revise the MIND MAP. You need to be able to fill
in all the mountain ranges with the highest peaks. Example: the Pyrenees are in
the outer terrain like the Macizo Galaico, Montes Vascos, Cordilleras Béticas
and Cordilleras costero-catalanas. The 2 highest peaks are the Aneto and the
Posets.
Define these words: lakes, lagoon, reservoir,
watershed, flow regime, start and drain.
Rivers
DRAINAGE BASINS
RIVERS OF SPAIN
Guadalquivir
Seville is Spain's only commercial river port, thanks to the Guadalquivir running through it. The second longest within Spain, it extends for 657 kilometres. Beginning in Jáen's Cazorla mountain range, the Guadalquivir finishes at the Atlantic Ocean, rushing through the Gulf of Cádiz.
Tajo
The Iberian Peninsula's longest river, the Tajo begins its long journey at Aragon's Sierra de Albarracín 150 km inland from the Mediterranean coast. It continues for 1,007 km, becoming the Tejo as it crosses the Portuguese border, emptying into the Atlantic Ocean close to Lisbon. In the above photo, it's passing through Toledo.
Ebro
What Castilians call the Ebro is known as the Ebre in Catalonia. Discover its origin in Cantabria's Fontibre which derives its name from the Latin words Fontes Iberis, meaning source of the Ebro. A delta on the Mediterranean bordering Amposta in Tarragona province is its final destination.
Guadiana
Separating those two old foes Portugal and Spain, the Guadiana keeps Spanish Extremadura and Andalucia apart from Portuguese Alentejo and Algarve. It includes the Aquelva Dam which results in Europe's largest reservoir. Like the similarly Arabically-titled Guadalquivir, its ultimate destination is the Atlantic Ocean, also by way of the Gulf of Cádiz.
Duero
There's nothing dour about a river known in Portual as Douro. In fact, it's believed, that its name comes from the Celtic tribes which occupied this area in pre-Roman times. On both sides of the Portugal-Spain border, there are famous wine-producing areas, with Spain's Ribera del Duero particulary well regarded by oenophiles.
Miño
Segre
A tributary of the Ebro, the Segre's basin takes in Andorra, France, and Spain. Poetically, when Andalucia was Al-Andalus, it was known as Nahr az-Zaytūn, River of Olives. As you can see above, it splits Catalonia's Lleida in two. In total, 11 bridges span both banks as the Segre courses through the city.
Júcar
The Júcar's 509km in length, beginning at Ojuelos de Valdeminguete, on the eastern flank of the Montes Universales, Sistema Ibérico. In 1982 it burst the Tous's reservoir, causing the biggest-ever flood on Spanish history, killing more than 30 people. The flood's known as La Pantanada de Tous.
Pisuerga
270km in length, Pisuerga is the Duero's second major tributary. Rising in the Cantabrian Mountains in the province of Palencia, autonomous region of Castile and León, it most famously passes through Valladolid. Shortly after going through this city, it enters the Duero.
Genil
Andalucia's second longest river, 359km end to end, actually flows into the region's longest, the Guadalquivir, at Palma del Rio. The Genil is actually the Guadalquivir's main tributary. Starting in the Sierra Nevada mountain range, just north of Mulhacén, the highest peak, it later wends its way through Granada, Loja, Puente Genil and Écija
The recent invasion of an Amazonian floating plant is putting the Guadiana in danger. Given the size of this plant it is important to prevent and control it. If not it can block the river.
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Nenúfar Mexicano en el Guadiana, Badajoz
Editor: Herman
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A quick look into the watersheds!
The Assembly in carpentry
Funny life!
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