2º A utiliza la simetría con mucho arte

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Los alumnos de 2ºA trabajaron las simetrías en matemáticas y las aplicaron con mucho arte desde su percepción.

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Poemas Beatriz Giménez de Ory El alumnado de 6º ha aprovechado la visita de la escritora Beatriz Giménez de Ory a nuestro cole para realizar una serie de caligramas poéticos con la obra de la escritora, así como sus propios poemas con la temática escogida. Hemos aprovechado para entrevistar a Beatriz en nuestra radio La Piña, para conocer algunas cosas más de esta fantástica escritora a nivel personal y profesional. Déjanos un comentario que nos gusta leerlos todos.

Trabajo de voleibol del alumno de 3º ciclo

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CIENCIAS SOCIALES SEGUNDO TRIMESTRE CUARTO

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sociales ciencias segundo trimestre tercero

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CIENCIAS SOCIALES SEGUNDO TRIMESTRE TERCERO

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CIENCIAS SOCIALES SEGUNDO TRIMESTRE TERCERO

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SOCIALES 2º TRIMESTRE TERCERO DE PRIMARIA

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CONTEXTO DE SOCIALES 3º. Mira lo que hemos hecho.

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En este trimestre en el contexto de sociales hemos visto como pasa el tiempo desde la Prehistoria hasta nuestros días. Lo trabajamos con una línea del tiempo que les quedó chulísima. También trabajamos como orientarnos y los instrumentos que podemos utilizar para guiarnos. Hicieron un plano de Mojados estupendo cada uno a su manera. Echa un vistazo y a lo mejor encuentras tu calle. Enhorabuena a estos chicos que han hecho un gran trabajo. Si a ti también te gusta, déjanos tu like y tu comentario.

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