3° A group. Biology.
2016-17
I.E.S. Pedro de Luna
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged 3ESO, Biology, mannequin on enero 19, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Posted in IGCSE, Uncategorized, tagged Biology, Cambridge, IES Pedro de Luna, IGCSE on abril 29, 2016| Leave a Comment »
Now that the IGCSE examd days are close by, I´m showing your this couple of videos from CambridgeSchools.
This first video will help Cambridge students understand what to expect from exam day.
This second video is for Cambridge exams officers but I also find it interesting for students so that they know how we invigilators must do on that day.
Posted in IGCSE, tagged App, Biology, GCSE, Guru, Guru-App, IGCSE, SPM, WAEC GCSE on mayo 5, 2014| Leave a Comment »
A funny and useful app to help you preparing the IGCSE exams from your smart phone: IGCSE Biology: Guru–App GCSE – Android Apps
You have lots of past papers available to practice, plus links to recommended slideshare presentations and youtube videos covering the Biology Sullabus for IGCSE.
The features of this app are:
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Biology, Geology, gregorio, science, spot, trailer on diciembre 21, 2013| Leave a Comment »
This channel by Frank Gregorio is dedicated to providing teachers and students a powerful new resource to combat student apathy. Here, you will find dramatic, visually stunning video “trailers” in the natural sciences choreographed to powerful music, designed to motivate and inspire students at the beginning of a lesson to the wonders of Biology, Earth Science, Astronomy or Chemistry
El canal de youtube de Frank Gregorio guarda una serie de espectaculares vídeos útiles para la clase de ciencias bilingüe, aporta un material extraordinario para combatir el desinterés del alumnado. Esta serie de vídeos sirven de introducción a las unidades de clase de ciencias, basado en la idea de tráiler presentan con música e imágenes espectaculares una serie de preguntas y conceptos para atraer la atención sobre temas de Biología, Geología, Astronomía o Química. Algunos ejemplos:
Posted in 3 ESO, 3 ESO Biology, Basics of Life, Humans as organisms, tagged Biology, CLIL, organs, TIC, tissue, webQuest on mayo 28, 2013| 1 Comment »
The Organ Trail is a very good webquest on tissues and organs based on a previous lesson plan by Stacy Baker & Tracy Trimpe.
The worksheet is here.
It starts with some questions about the types of tissue which info is very well compiled in this doc: The Four Basic Types of Human Tissue.
Then some interesting and funny webs about the organs, as :
After visiting these webspupils have to complete 2 tasks: the writting of an original letter defending the function of the organ that your represent plus a poster summing up its functions.
Some more websites toget info are:
The webquest page show the 2 rubric tables for these tasks.
Thanks to the authors for sharing this good resource.
You can find more useful webquest by Mr. Hill at his WebQuests page.
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged answers, biodeluna, Biology, exam, IGCSE, paper, Pedro de Luna, questions on junio 5, 2012| 1 Comment »
From this web http://www.biology-questions-and-answers.com/index.html
You can check a long list of biology questions and answers, for example, to prepare your ecology exam you could check this out:
Ecology
1. Ecosystem Concepts
2. Biomes
3. Food Chains and Trophic Pyramids
4. Biogeochemical Cycles
5. Biodiversity
6. Ecological Interactions
7. Ecological Succession
8. Population Ecology
9. Environmental Issues
Posted in 4 ESO, 4 ESO Biology, Ecology, Extraescolares, tagged bicicleta, Biología, Biology, ecology, Extraescolares, Huerva, juslibo, Pedro de Luna, river Ebro, zaragoza on mayo 3, 2012| 1 Comment »
We met at Magdalena square with our bikes and once we were together we went to the Bruil park. There we started recapitulating the trees that we had learnt the previous Tuesday with José Luis Garde. At the beginning we guessed only three or four. So to recognize more trees we did some activities, we were divided into four teams and we had to do some challenges: recognizing some trees, locating some trees in the map, making photos…
The first was to found the trees with their names in signs. The second was to locate these trees in a map of the park. And the third was to locate some trees marked in a map and identify them with a tree guide. We saw these trees: Encina, arbol del amor, ciruelo rojo, olivo, cipres, acacia tres espinas, cedro, platano de sombra, ailanto…
When we ended this we went through the bank of the river Huerva, from the Bruil park to its mouth in the river Ebro. Once in the Ebro we followed it river up. First in the right margin and then, after crossing the iron bridge, in the left margin, so we crossed the Puente de Hierro and from there to Helios and then we continued riding along the Ebro river near his water.
The path was okey until the entrance of the Expo, it was full of water, flooded.The major part of us went backwards to use the stairs, but some “brave” people decided to go through the water. They finished soaked and tired.
We did a stop to rest a bit and to let the soaked ones to warm up a bit. Then we began the expositions about matter and energy, the Ebro river, biodiversity, ecosystems…
After that we began another time to ride the bikes through the Expo, going out of the city and going through a rural enviroment.
We stopped a little bit before the “Galacho de Juslibol”, in a picnic area. We had the chance of eating at bit more to recover energies. There were some expositions left, so the group finished them. They talked us about acid rain, global warming… And then, we started the travel back home.
This text is a compilation with extracts from the compostitions by Toño Arbués,Irene Hernández, Álvaro Lafuente and Alba Arranz.