3D cells, and more...

The 1st ESO students are finishing the Unit 3-Cells...

and creating amazingly creative stuff, like that...

and still revising and learning (while playing) and even observing onion cells in the microscope...

to be continued...

3D CELLS

First of all, some beatiful examples from the past year. 

They are amazing, aren't they?

Remember you have a lot of information and ideas about how to do these 3D-Cells in your moodle (check the last point of the Unit 3).
And also: Here and here and here. 

You can search even for videos, just one like this:

(By the way: pay attention and you will find a mistake in the cell of these girls. What is it?)

Cells and their organelles

Some photos of students at work...

Any questions regarding cells and their parts? Just ask someone of 1st ESO...

In addition, an interesting video about the origin of the eukaryotic cell or, what's the same, about the endosymbiotic theory.

Scienglish in the newspaper of Terrassa...

Have a look in the Aimerigues' blog!!!

Thanks a lot from the "Scienglish-team" to Mercè Boladeras and El Diari de Terrassa!!


By the way, the topic remember us of a quote:

“A ship is always safe at the shore - but that is NOT what it is built for.”

Albert Einstein

 

What do you think about?

The nature of matter...

A good video to revise some concepts...
and know about some others in advance!

Is it alive??

That's to say: is it a living thing (being) or a non-living thing???

We know for sure you will choose the right answer...

Have a look!

Lab instruments presentations 2.

Here we are again!!

Enjoy it!!

Lab instruments presentations 1

Some examples of the 1st ESO students presentations of lab instruments.

No need to introduce them... they do it themselves perfectly!

Well done!!

Scienglish's blog again on the road...

And to start with...
a video on the 1st lab practice of 1st ESO students...

Enjoy it!

Does it sink?

Today we have been at the lab in order to experiment with different objects and find out which of them sink in water and which ones float.

It has been a very interesting experiment. Have a look!

Using a microscope

Did you know what an eye piece lens is?
We are just learnig all the parts of a microscope and how to use it.

It is so exciting to oberve very tiny particles under the microscope.
Here we are at the lab.