SOCIAL STUDIES


FIRST TERM CONTENTS

UNIT 7: PREHISTORY 


  • The Palaeolithic Age 
  • The Neolithic Age 
  • The Metal Ages 
  • Prehistoric Art

UNIT 8: ANCIENT HISTORY IN SPAIN 
  • The Iberians and the Celts 
  • Early colonizers: The Greeks 
  • Phoenicians and Carthaginians.  
VIDEO: la Edad Antigua en la Península Ibérica: íberos, celtas y otros pueblos
VIDEO: Los Celtas y los Vikingos para niños
VIDEO: The Origins of Greece
UNIT 9: ANCIENT HISTORY: THE ROMANS
  • The Roman conquest 
  • Life in Hispania 
  • The Roman Legacy
SECOND TERM CONTENTS: 

UNIT 1 AND 2: PLANET EARTH
  •  If you want to know more about the Earth and the Universe, click on this link (it is in Spanish): 
                           EL UNIVERSO

THIRD TERM CONTENTS

UNIT 3: WEATHER AND CLIMATE: 

  • The Atmosphere:
    • VIDEO: Doctor Binocs Show: the layers of the atmosphere
    • ·  There are five layers within the atmosphere. The troposphere, the stratosphere, mesosphere, ionosphere and exosphere are the layers of the atmosphere.
      ·  THE TROPOSPHERE  lies closest to the Earth and is about 11 miles thick. This layer contains most of the air and oxygen in the atmosphere. Our weather is formed in the troposphere. Water evaporates from land to become rain or snow. Winds bring warm or cool weather.

      ·  THE STRATOSPHERE lies above the troposphere and goes up about 30 miles high. The ozone layer is in the stratosphere. The ozone protects us from harmful rays from the Sun.

      ·  THE MESOSPHERE is the next layer, reaching 50 miles from the Earth. This layer of the atmosphere is very cold – about -180 degrees Fahrenheit. Brrrr! Here is where most meteors burn up.
      ·         THE TERMOSPHERE you can finde the  ionosphere that extends 430 miles above the Earth and is considered outer space. It is very thin and very cold. An electrical layer created by ions is found here which is used to transmit radio waves. This electrical layer also causes the Northern Lights.
      ·         EXOSPHERE: the final layer of our atmosphere. This layer extends into space. Solar winds compress it and push it down. When the winds are still, this layer can extend more than 6,000 miles into space.
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  • Weather: 
  • World climate zones
  • Climates of Spain

VOCABULARY:
1. ATMOSPHERE AND CLIMATE

UNIT 4 AND 5: WATER AND LANDSCAPES

  • The Hydrosphere
  • The Water Cycle: VIDEO: DOCTOR BINOC'S WATER CYCLE
  • Salt and Fresh water
  • Rivers 
  • Types of landscapes 
  • Landscapes in Spain 
    • Inland landscapes 
    • Mediterranean Landscapes 
    • Landscapes in the Atlantic Coast 
    • Landscapes of the Canary Islands
VOCABULARY: 

WELCOME!/ ¡BIENVENIDOS!