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Welcome to the Science blog of Mestre Ignasi Peraire school. We learn Science in English (as a CLIL project) from 3rd to 6th grades. We want to share with you what we do in class. We hope that you like it!
Wednesday 29 March 2017
Tuesday 21 March 2017
The International Space Station (4th Grade)
Hello boys and girls!
Astronauts live in the ISS. They study the Earth, the universe and they do experiments.
Astronaut Suri Williams explains us how life is up there:
This is the International Space Station (ISS):
It is a laboratoy in space!
Astronauts live in the ISS. They study the Earth, the universe and they do experiments.
Astronaut Suri Williams explains us how life is up there:
Wednesday 15 March 2017
ESA (European Space Agency) (4th Grade)
ESA stands for "European Space Agency". It is a European organisation that studies the Universe.
It has got a very interesting page in its website which is addressed to Kids: "ESA KIDS". Here, you will find lots of information, videos, missions, games, etc.
For example, you can watch a video of the Solar System:
Or learn about the life of anstronauts in space:
The technology provided by satellites...
And how the Earth can be observed from space:
I hope that you like it!
It has got a very interesting page in its website which is addressed to Kids: "ESA KIDS". Here, you will find lots of information, videos, missions, games, etc.
For example, you can watch a video of the Solar System:
Or learn about the life of anstronauts in space:
The technology provided by satellites...
And how the Earth can be observed from space:
I hope that you like it!
Wednesday 1 March 2017
The Sun (4th Grade)
Good afternoon,
NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory captured very detailed Sun pictures for 5 years. The result is this incredible video. Thanks to it, scientists could observe how the Sun works. Don't miss it:
NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory captured very detailed Sun pictures for 5 years. The result is this incredible video. Thanks to it, scientists could observe how the Sun works. Don't miss it:
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