More about Tuthankamon

Here you have the work of one of the 1st year student. It's about a trip to the Tutankamon exhibition and the author is Pablo Sepúlveda.

Do you remember the trip? Did you have a good day?

You can see it here

PREPARING THE EXAM

As I promised, here you have the file to correct your Spanish photocopies for the next exam of Social Sciencies. (Remember: november 19th)

In order to prepare the exam about population pyramids, you can see the Power Point about them clicking on October (down-right in this page)

Como os prometí, aquí tenéis el archivo para corregir las fotocopias de español para el próximo examen de Sociales. (Recordad que es el día 19 de noviembre)

Para preparar el examen sobre pirámides de población, podéis ver el Power Point relacionado pinchando en las entradas de Octubre (en esta misma página, abajo a la derecha)

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THANKSGIVING DAY


Moreover, here you have an interesting and amusing website to prepare your composition about Thanksgiving. You´ll be able to learn about the ship (Mayflower), the journey, the crew... in order to imagine their feelings, fear and hopes. Remember: write it as if you were one of the original Pilgrims!

Además, para preparar vuestra redacción sobre Thanksgiving, aquí tenéis una página divertida y muy interesante. Podréis aprender cosas sobre el barco (Mayflower), el viaje, la tripulación... para imaginar sus sentimientos, miedos y esperanzas. Recuerda: redáctala como si fueras uno de los primeros peregrinos!

Thanksgiving website

Erathostenes Sieve

The Sieve of Eratosthenes is an ancient method for finding all primes numbers up to a specified number.

It was created by Eratosthenes (275-194 B.C., Greece), an ancient Greek mathematician. Just as a sieve is a strainer for draining spaghetti, Eratosthenes's sieve drains out composite numbers and leaves prime numbers behind. The numbers from 1 to 100 are listed in a table. We will use The Sieve of Eratosthenes to find all primes up to the number 100 by following the directions below.

Directions:

1. Cross out 1 since it is not prime.
2. Circle 2 because it is the smallest prime number. Cross out every multiple of 2.
3. Circle the next open number, 3. Now cross out every multiple of 3.
4. Circle the next open number, 5. Now cross out every multiple of 5.
5. Circle the next open number, 7. Now cross out every multiple of 7.
6. Continue this process until all numbers in the table have been circled or crossed out.
   

You have just circled all the prime numbers from 1 to 100!


Questions:

1. How many prime numbers are there from 1 to 100?
2. List all prime numbers from 1 to 100.
3. Which number is the only even prime number?
4. An emirp (prime spelled backwards) is a prime that gives you a different prime when its digits are reversed. For example, 13 and 31 are emirps. List all emirps between 1 and 100.

Enjoy it!
ALICIA


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Divisibility Rules

Here it is the Power Point presentation done in Math class in the European Section in 1º ESO. We divided the class in groups of 2 or 3 people, then each group worked on a divisibility rule. We put everything together and here it is the result, I hope you like it.

Aquí está la presentación que elaboramos en la clase de Matemáticas de la Sección Europea de 1º ESO. Dividimos la clase en grupos de 2 ó 3 personas, y cada grupo trabajó en una regla de divisibilidad. Juntamos todos los materiales y aquí está el resultado, espero que os guste.

ALICIA


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TUTANKHAMON´S TOMB EXPOSITION

Our pupils from the 1st and 2nd year of ESO visited Tutankhamon´s tomb exposition in Madrid last october 7th. We learned about the pharaoh, his tomb and its discovery, and, of course, we all were captivated by everything we saw there. Some of our pupils prepared powerpoint presentations about it. All of them are wonderful. Congratulations! Here you have one of the best works. Enjoy it!

Click on the photograph to download the file. (As it is a zip file, you have to extract all in the same folder. Then you´ll be able to listen to the music.)

Nuestros alumnos de 1º y 2º de ESO visitaron la exposición de la tumba de Tutankamón el pasado 7 de octubre en Madrid. Aprendimos cosas sobre el faraón, su tumba y su descubrimiento, y, por supuesto, quedamos cautivados por todo lo que allí vimos. Algunos de nuestros alumnos prepararon presentaciones de Power Point sobre ello. Todas son fantásticas. Muchas felicidades! Aquí tenéis uno de los mejores trabajos. Disfrutadlo!

Pinchad en la foto para descargar el archivo (Como en un archivo zip, tienes que descomprimirlo primero y guardarlo todo en la misma carpeta. Sólo así podrás escuhar la música)

OCTOBER´S BEST COUPLE

As you know, during last month your Section teachers have paid attention to your work, behaviour, attitude and participation in the Social Science classes, and we want to congratulate as October´s best couple...

Como sabéis, durante el mes pasado vuestras profesoras de Sección hemos estado atentas a vuestro trabajo, comportamiento, actitud y participación en las clases de Ciencias Sociales, y queremos felicitar como la mejor pareja de Octubre a...




CONGRATULATIONS!!!!