Blog de 5º E.P. del C.P.E.I.P Mendillorri

Hello everybody! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Here it is the main information of the first part of Unit 3 so that you can study little by little. After Christmas we will complete it with the rest of the Unit. See you on January! INFECTIOUS DISEASES Infectious diseases are caused by harmful organisms called pathogens , such as bacteria and viruses. The body reacts against the infection causing  fever and inflammation , which are  symptoms  of infection. An infectious disease is considered  contagious   if it is  easily transmitted  from one person to another. Infectious diseases are  treated  with  antibiotics or antivirals . Some harmful bacteria cause diseases such as salmonellosis, tetanus or conjunctivitis. Some viruses cause diseases such as flu, chickenpox, common colds, malaria, papilloma or AIDS . NON- INFECTIOUS DISEASES Non-infectious diseases are not caused by organisms so they can´t be spread from one person to another

EL TIEMPO ATMOSFÉRICO Los meteorólogos son las personas que estudian y explican el tiempo atmosférico. El tiempo atmosférico es el estado de la troposfera en un lugar y un momento determinado . Es variable y puede cambiar en cualquier momento. INSTRUMENTOS DE MEDIDA DE LOS ELEMENTOS DEL TIEMPO ATMOSFÉRICO: ELEMENTOS: Viento : el aire caliente pesa menos que el frío y sube. El viento es el aire en movimiento .  La velocidad del viento se mide con el anemómetro . La dirección del viento se mide con la veleta (N, S, E, O). La presión atmosférica : Es el peso del aire sobre la tierra. Si la presión atmosférica baja aparecen nubes y precipitaciones. La presión atmosférica se mide con el barómetro . La  temperatura : Mide el calor o el frío de aire . Se mide con el termómetro . Precipitaciones : Son el agua que cae de la atmósfera en un lugar gracias al ciclo del agua. Se miden con el pluviómetro . EL CLIMA ¿Qué es el clima?: Es el

Hello everybody! Here you have the grammar and the vocabulary for the second exam of English. Don't forget to study the irregular verbs list, too!  See you on Monday! VOCABULARY: GRAMMAR:

Hello everybody! Here you have the most important information you need to know for the second exam of Natural Science.You are going to do it very well, but you have to STUDY !!! 1. RECEIVING INFORMATION Thanks to our nervous system, sense organs and locomotor system, interact with the environment. Our sense organs detect information from the environment and our sensory neurons transmit this information to our brain.   2. PROCESSING INFORMATION The nervous system , made up of neurons , receives information from the five sense organs, then analyses and interprets this information.  The central nervous system Is made up of two parts: the brain (cerebrum, cerebellum, brain stem) and the spinal cord . The peripheral nervous system It is made up of nerves which carry messages to and from the central nervous system.   3. GIVING A RESPONSE Our brain sends signals to the muscles of the locomotor system , which is also called the muscul