GAMES OF LIVING THINGS

Here you have some living things games:

1. BCC-School of science: in this one you have games of plants in the environment.
2. Quiz 5 kingdoms: in this one you have a quiz of the 5 kingdoms.
3. Plant & Animal Cells for Kids: in this one you can choose to do a quiz to see a video...

THE 5 KINGDOMS

                          The plant kingdom:
Plants are multicellular living things that make their own food through photosynthesis. They can not move because their roots are fixed to the ground.






The animal kingdom:
Animals are multicellular living things that feed on other living things. Most of the animals move to forage for food, to find shelter or to scape from predators.
       


                   The algae and protista kingdom:
The algae: can be unicellular and multicellular living things. They  make their own food but they don´t have true tissues or  organs.
                                                   


The protista: they are unicellular living things that feed on other living things. Protozoa and paramecium are 2 examples

The bacteria kingdom:  

                                           

The bacterias are unicellular living things. They don´t have a defined nucleus. The bacterias can make their own food but also they eat other living things.

                                                       


                       The fungus kingdom:
The fungus can be unicellular (yeast) and multicellular (mushrooms) living things. They eat the remains of dead living things. In addition fungi like plants can´t move. Fungi doesn´t have tissues or or organs.

M. RINGER

M.RINGER is the way to learn some functions that some living things do.                          


           M - MOVEMENT: Certain parts of them can move.
     
           R-REPRODUCTION: Produce new lives.

            I- INTERACTION: React to changes in the environment.

           N-NUTRITION: Take in food to obtain energy.

           G-GROWTH: Grow and change.

           E-EXCRETION: Get rid of the wastes they produce.

          R-RESPIRATION: Exchanges gases with the atmosphere.

UNIT 3 : THE LIVING THINGS

We are  livings things  because we  do the 3 vital functions. REPRODUSTION,INTERACTION AND NUTRITION.


                                           Nutrition
Take in food to obtain energy.
Plants make their own food by photosynthesis.
Animais can´t produce their own food so they feed on other living things.
Decomposters such as bacteria and funfi, feed on of the remains of the animals.







Reproduction
Is to produce new lives.
ASEXUAL:  occurs when only one organismis requiredas inthe case of bacteria
SEXUAL:2 different types of individuals are required male and female.





Interaction
  

ract to changes in the environment.

A change in the environment can cause a reaction. We call the change stimulus and the reaction response.

THE ELEMENTS OF THE CLIMATE

There are 5 elements of climate:

                                                               Temperature:
 The amount of heat in the air.
 Unit: degrees Celsius (ºC) or degrees Fahrenheit (ºF).
 Instrument: Thermometer                                                                                                                                                                                                







Humidity
The amount of water vapour in the air.
Unit: percentage (%).                                                                                                                                 Instrument: hygrometer



         



                                       Precipitation
                              water that falls from the clouds
                               Unit: mm
                               Instrument: rain gauge


                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         


                                      Wind
                          the movement of air in the atmosphere
                         Unit: Km/h
                         Instrument: anemometer




                                     

                                           Atmosphere pressure
                                      the weight of the air in the atmosphere
                                         Unit: (hPa)
                                      Instrument: barometer

UNIT 2 THE CLIMATE AND THE WEATHER

Weather and climate are 2 different things. Weather refers to the atmosphere conditions in a specific area at a specific time; sunshine, fog, precipitation,wind and atmospheric.Climate pressure. refers to the average weather pattern in one place over long time

SUPERLATIVES

A superlative is a form of an adjective or an adverb used for comparison.

GALAXY CLUSTER

Is a big group  of  galaxies ( hundreds even thousands)

GALAXIES

They are a big system of stars, dust and gases held together by the force of  gravity. They can have different shapes: irregular, spiral and elliptical. Our Solar System is a tiny part of spiral galaxy called th

e Milky Way. All galaxies are constally moving through space

CONSTELLATIONS

They are a group of stars that make an imaginary shape in the night sky. Some constellations like the Great Bear are named according to the perceived shape.

STARS

They are huge balls of gases(hydrogen helium) where nuclear reactions take place. These reactions produce enormous amounts of light and energy. They can be clasified by 3 characteristics:

1. Luminosity
2. Size
3. Colour
   
   
   

THE UNIVERSE AND THE BIG BANG

The universe includes planets, stars, asteroids, galaxies........No one knows how big the Universe is.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                           THE BIG BANG
The Big Bang was a enormous explotions. After the Big Bang, matter starts to group together to form celestial bodies.

SOLAR STORMS

Whem 2 plasma particles join together make a plasma ball. When 2 plasma balls crash they make an explotion.The Sun realese some waves that go to the planets.

THE SUN

Life on Earth wouldn´t exist with out the Sun. The sun is our main  source of light and heat. It´s also the most important factor producing weather

LIGHT YERS

Imagine a highway from the Earth to the Moon. Driving a car with out stoping we will arrive in 160 days. And to the Sun we will arrive in 170 years!
Like you see, the universe is huge and if we use the normal measurement to measure the distances between to space´s bodies, like for exsample kilometres will right huge numbers.That is because the astronomers use different units: the Light Year.
Une light year is the distance that a light lightning go all over a year.
The light is faster than a vehiclel runs more 300,000 kilometres per second. Like this the Sun light only take8 minutes and 20 seconds to arrive to the Earth.

COMPARATIVES

Here you have some comparatives games

1. Compare
2. Comparatives, Superlaives games
3. Comparatives Games

COMPARATIVES

A comparative is the form of adjective or adverb used to compare two things.

SOCIAL Unit1 The Universe

WE LIVE IN THE UNIVERSE

Our planet, the Earth, depend a great part of a star, The Sun,The sun is not the only star if you could travel in a rocket and see the space, we could observe that The Sun is one star more among millions and millions of stars

GALAXIES FULL OF STARS
The stars of the universe group toghether in galaxies. In each galaxy there are stars, and also planets that spin around them and other bodies spin around the planets,
The galaxy that spin around the sun and the planets is called the Milky Way

DECIMALS GAMES

Here you have some decimals games

1. Decimal Math Games
2. Fractions and Decimals
3. Math Games

DECIMAL NUMBERS

A decimal is a number expressed in the scale of tens. Commonly speaking we talk about decimals when numbers include a decimal point to represent a whole number plus a fraction of a whole number (tenths, hundredths, etc.).

A decimal point is a point or dot used to separate the whole part of a number from the fractional part of a number.

TYPES OF CELLS

Cells from different parts of our body look different. They have different shapes according to their different funtions.





        Muscle cells                                  


Muscle cells are elongated.
These cells, and the tissues that they form, expand and contract

This allows muscle to move.








Ephithelial cells    


These flat cells line certain areas of the body such as the skin. They insulate the body and protect it





           
  Nerve cells  
                           

 Nerve cells are star-shaped with longextensions or "arms". These cells establish connections and then transmit information to all parts of body.      

UNICELLULAR AND MULTICELULAR ORGANISMS

UNICELLULAR ORGANISMS
Living things that are composed of a single cell are called unicellular organisms.Their single cell performs all the funtions needed to live.






  MULTICELLULAR ORGANISMS 
Living things that are composed of two or more cells   are called
multicellular organisms. In these living things all the cells are arranged so that the organism can  perform the vital funtions.

In mullticellular organisms, cells are grouped to form different levels of organisation. The end result is  an organism

THE CELLS

All living things are made of cells. A cell is the smallest  unit of live. It is a living because it performs the three vital funtions:nutrition, interaction and reproduction.


ANIMAL CELL                                                                                     PLANT CELL                 

THE SIZE OF LIVING THINGS

Macroscopic Things
They are living things that we can see with the naked eye.

Microscopic Things
They are living things that are so small that we can´t observe them even with magniflying glass. To look at these living things we need an instrument called microscope.

UNIT 1 THE ORGANISATION OF LIVING THINGS

VITAL FUNTIONS

All living things are alike in  that they perform specific funtions, called vital funtions. These funtions include:

NUTRITION

The role of  NUTRITION is to transform food into simple subtances called nutrients, and get energy from them.

INTERACTION

Interaction is the ability to sense changes in to environment and inside the body, and to REACT to them.

REPRODUCTION

Reproduction enables living things to produce OFFSPRINGS similar to themselves.

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