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Este documento define una WebQuest como una propuesta didáctica guiada que utiliza recursos de Internet para desarrollar competencias a través del trabajo cooperativo y la construcción del conocimiento mediante la transformación de la información en un producto evaluable. Una WebQuest típicamente incluye una tarea, guía didáctica, créditos y ejemplos de productos como libros, periódicos o presentaciones. Puede adaptarse en miniquests u otras formas y realizarse en plataformas como sitios web, blogs o aplicaciones educativas.
Publicación Evoluticvos
Este proyecto busca integrar las TIC en el aula de manera creativa, competencial y funcional para desarrollar los estándares de aprendizaje en todas las áreas y niveles educativos de Educación Infantil y Primaria a través de la colaboración de cuatro centros escolares de diferentes comunidades autónomas. El proyecto tiene como objetivo crear un marco evolutivo para el uso y desarrollo de las TIC en el aula según las edades de los alumnos.
who wants to be millionaire?
This document appears to be a quiz about minibeasts (small invertebrate animals) that contains 15 multiple choice questions of increasing difficulty. The questions cover topics like habitats, predators/prey relationships, physical characteristics, and behaviors of different minibeasts found in ponds and forests. The quiz format includes prize money levels that increase with each correct answer up to £1,000,000 for a fully correct response.
Christmas around the_world
Brazil celebrates Christmas in summer with Father Christmas wearing red silk due to the heat. In China, Christians decorate with paper lanterns and candles for Christmas as it is not a public holiday. Chinese children leave stockings for Sheng Dan Lao Ren, who is Santa Claus. In Malta, a child aged 7-10 gives the sermon at Midnight Mass and receives a gift from the priest.
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4º A Murcia,una región de sol para disfrutar
La Región de Murcia es una comunidad autónoma española situada en el sureste de la Península Ibérica. Está dividida en 45 municipios, incluyendo las ciudades principales de Murcia, Cartagena y Lorca. La región tiene un relieve diverso con montañas, tierras llanas y una costa bañada por el Mar Mediterráneo. Algunas de sus atracciones turísticas incluyen la Costa Cálida, el Mar Menor y las fiestas y tradiciones locales.
4º a murcia,una región de sol para disfrutar
La Región de Murcia es una comunidad autónoma española situada en el sureste de la Península Ibérica. Está dividida en 45 municipios, incluyendo las ciudades principales de Murcia, Cartagena y Lorca. El documento proporciona información sobre la geografía, cultura, gastronomía y atracciones turísticas de la Región de Murcia y sus ciudades.
Superlatives
Superlatives are used with adjectives to indicate that someone or something has the highest degree of a quality. For short adjectives, "the est" is added to form the superlative, while for long adjectives "the most" is added. Examples are given of using superlatives like "the shortest", "the thinnest", "the most beautiful", and "the most expensive" to describe people and things in the highest, most extreme sense.
Padlet
Padlet es un muro colaborativo digital que permite a varias personas compartir ideas e información, similar a un tablón de anuncios en el aula pero con mayores posibilidades. Ofrece ventajas como ser sencillo de usar, permitir compartir contenido en redes sociales e incluir texto e imágenes. Se puede usar para difundir ideas, recoger nuevos conceptos y ampliar información de forma colaborativa.
Halloween recipes
This document provides a recipe for Halloween-themed "Zombie fingers". It lists the ingredients as bread, Nutella, strawberry jam, and almonds. The preparation instructions are to crush bread, spread it with Nutella, roll and mold it into finger shapes, add almonds for fingernails, and top with strawberry jam. The summary concludes that these terrifying yet delicious zombie fingers make for a fun Halloween treat.
Vegetable soup recipe
The document provides instructions for making vegetable soup. It lists the ingredients as 2 tbsp olive oil, 110g carrots, 110g peas, 2 tbsp tomato puree, and 1 1/2 pt vegetable stock. The instructions specify chopping the carrots and onion, heating the olive oil in a pan, cooking the onion until soft, adding the carrots, peas and tomato puree, pouring in the vegetable stock and cooking, and then serving the soup into bowls. It also contains copyright information noting that the resource can be used personally or for the classroom but cannot be distributed without permission.
Types of-films-vocabulary
This document defines common film genres including action, adventure, animated, biography, cartoons, comedy, documentary, drama, horror, musical, romance, science fiction, thriller, war, and western. It provides a vocabulary of different types of films categorized by their themes, subjects, and styles of storytelling.
Códigos QR
Con una simple y gratuita aplicación podrás ofrecer infinitas y divertidas oportunidades de aprendizaje a tus alumnos.
Justificacion cine
El documento justifica la inclusión del cine en el aula escolar debido a que aporta elementos que favorecen el aprendizaje de los estudiantes de manera significativa, como el lenguaje cinematográfico y la riqueza de contenidos. Los maestros también se benefician del cine como una fuente infinita de recursos educativos. El proyecto de incorporar el cine al currículo durante el año escolar 2014-2015 fue propuesto por los propios estudiantes, quienes demostraron habilidades en el uso de herramientas TIC que
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Do you want to be a millionaire?
- 1. Who Wants To BeWho Wants To Be A Millionaire?A Millionaire? Mrs Mance’s Edition
- 2. Question 1
- 3. How many days does it take for the earth to orbit the Sun? A 365 1/4 B 365 C 3650 D one year
- 4. How many days does it take for the earth to orbit the Sun? A 365 1/4 B 365 C 3650 D one year
- 5. £100
- 6. Question 2
- 7. How many planets are there in our solar system? A 80 B 18 C 8 D 9
- 8. How many planets are there in our solar system? A 80 B 18 C 8 D 9
- 9. £200
- 10. Question 3
- 11. What is the name of the Earth’s satellite? A Apollo B Pluto C Moon D Venus
- 12. What is the name of the Earth’s satellite? A Apollo B Pluto C Moon D Venus
- 13. £300
- 14. Question 4
- 15. What is the name of the nearest star to Earth? A Orion B Sun C Goldie D Alpha Centurai
- 16. What is the name of the nearest star to Earth? A Orion B Sun C Goldie D Alpha Centurai
- 17. £500
- 18. Question 5
- 19. What was the name of the second man to walk on the moon? A Michael Collins B Neil Armstrong C Buzz Aldrin D Jim Lovell
- 20. What was the name of the second man to walk on the moon? A Michael Collins B Neil Armstrong C Buzz Aldrin D Jim Lovell
- 21. £1,000
- 22. Question 6
- 23. What is the name of the largest planet in our solar system? A Venus B Earth C Saturn D Jupiter
- 24. What is the name of the largest planet in our solar system? A Venus B Earth C Saturn D Jupiter
- 25. £2,000
- 26. Question 7
- 27. How long does it take for the moon to orbit the Earth? A 24 hours B 7 days C 28 days D 365 days
- 28. How long does it take for the moon to orbit the Earth? A 24 hours B 7 days C 28 days D 365 days
- 29. £4,000
- 30. Question 8
- 31. Which of these is the correct order of the planets from the Sun? A Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune. B Venus, Mercury, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune. C Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, Uranus. D Mercury, Venus, Mars, Earth, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune.
- 32. Which of these is the correct order of the planets from the Sun? A Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune. B Venus, Mercury, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune. C Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, Uranus. D Mercury, Venus, Mars, Earth, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune.
- 33. £8,000
- 34. Question 9
- 35. What time is it when the Sun is at its highest point in the sky? A Midnight B 4pm C Midday D 7am
- 36. What time is it when the Sun is at its highest point in the sky? A Midnight B 4pm C Midday D 7am
- 37. £16,000
- 38. Question 10
- 39. What shape is the Earth? A Square B Cuboid C Sphere D Round
- 40. What shape is the Earth? A Square B Cuboid C Sphere D Round
- 41. £32,000
- 42. Question 11
- 43. What is the name of the Planet that is no longer classed as a planet? A Neptune B Pluto C Bob D Saturn
- 44. What is the name of the Planet that is no longer classed as a planet? A Neptune B Pluto C Bob D Saturn
- 45. £64,000
- 46. Question 12
- 47. What is the average temperature of the Sun? A 600 ◦C B 24 ◦C C 6,000 ◦C D 6,000,000 ◦C
- 48. What is the average temperature of the Sun? A 600 ◦C B 24 ◦C C 6,000 ◦C D 6,000,000 ◦C
- 49. £125,000
- 50. Question 13
- 51. How far is the Earth from the Sun? A 1,500,000 km B 150 km C 15 km D 150,000,000 km
- 52. How far is the Earth from the Sun? A 1,500,000 km B 150 km C 15 km D 150,000,000 km
- 53. £250,000
- 54. Question 14
- 55. Which galaxy is our solar system a part of? A The Milky Way B The Mars Bar C Galaxy D Andromeda
- 56. Which galaxy is our solar system a part of? A The Milky Way B The Mars Bar C Galaxy D Andromeda
- 57. £500,000
- 58. Question 15
- 59. How long do you think it would take you to travel to Neptune? A Far too long B 5 years C 15 years D 200 years
- 60. How long do you think it would take you to travel to Neptune? A Far too long B 5 years C 15 years D 200 years
- 61. £1,000,000