The platypus is one of the only two mammals that lays eggs. Amazing, isn't it? Well, this is not the only surprise this little weird animal hides. Sir David Attenborough unveils something even more bizarre about this lovely creature in the video below. Click on the picture to watch:
Last week you had the chance to visit the Teverga Prehistory Park and you surely learnt tons of things about what people's lives were like in those times, the animals they hunted, the weapons that they used and so on and so forth.
Now it's time to take the quiz below to show how much you've learnt:
Year 3 ESO
students have already finished their biology lessons on the Respiratory System.
In English lessons, we have reinforced this topic by looking at a different
side of the issue: the dangers. We focused on vaping, which is currently very
popular among teenagers. The students have widened their knowledge by answering
some questions in a Microsoft Forms quiz.
During the 17th century there were great changes in music. it was the Baroque period. Click on the image above to watch this video from minute 49'35'' till the end and try to answer this questionnaire!
Hermit crabs are invertebrates, specifically a type of crustacean. They borrow shells from other sea creatures for protection because their bodies are very soft. Click on the picture below to check out what happens when a new shell turns up. It's totally mind-boggling!
Different regions in the world have their own unique cultures and , of course, different traditional costumes. Our 1st ESO bilingual students have done some research and created their own minibooks on a country of their choice. Would you like to have a look?
Here's a selection of some of those minibooks. Enjoy!
Ireland by Violeta Villasante Ortega
