There is / There are

Here is a presentation to revise There is / There are. Remember, doubts in class, please!

There is - There are from Inmaculada López on Vimeo.

Halloween

As we promised two weeks ago here is the compilation of your hard work. Nice!

Halloween 2012 at IES Vicente Medina from Inmaculada López on Vimeo.

Thanks to all the students in 1º ESO B, 1º ESO C and 2º ESO B!

HAVE GOT

Hello again

Click on this presentation to revise the grammar for unit 1 (1º ESO). 



HAVE GOT from Inmaculada López on Vimeo.

THE UNITED KINGDOM

In 1º ESO we have been reading a very interesting book on Great Britain and we have been studying several aspects of British culture. Here's a presentation with the most relevant information.

Enjoy!

United Kingdom from Inmaculada López on Vimeo.

WELCOME!

Welcome to the new academic year!

I'm Inma López, one of the English teachers in the bilingual project. I look forward to working on this blog and hope as many of you as possible contribute with your work and make it an enjoyable experience for everybody.

To be continued...

Algebraic Balances

Do you know that solving an equation is the same as finding the value that balances both sides of a balance?

If you want to try click here.

Web pages to improve your English

You can download this file, in which you can find a few links to improve your english.
Click here or click the icon:

web

List of Verbs

In the following link you can download a Word document with a very useful list of verbs.

To download, click here

Classroom Language

You can download useful language in this link:

Useful language  

Merry Christmas!

El grupo bilingüe de 1º de ESO del IES Vicente Medina os desea ¡FELIZ NAVIDAD!

From the bilingual group of 1st of ESO in the IES Vicente Medina MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!

And a happy new Year 2012

Presentation of Fractions

Here, you can download a power point presentation which summarize the Unit of Fractions for the 1^st year of ESO.

To download it CLICK HERE.

Equivalent Fractions

In this link you can find interactive practice to get equivalent fractions:
http://www.shodor.org/interactivate/activities/EquivFractionFinder/

In these other links you can find further practice with fractions:
http://www.shodor.org/interactivate/activities/BoundFractionPointer/
http://www.shodor.org/interactivate/activities/EquivFractionPointer/

Factozation in Prime Numbers

In this link you can find a program that factorizes in product of prime numbers the number which you introduce:
http://www.merriampark.com/factor.htmhttp://www.merriampark.com/factor.htm

Descomposition in prime numbers

In this link you can easily practice your skills to descompose integer numbers into prime numbers: http://nlvm.usu.edu/en/nav/frames_asid_202_g_3_t_1.html?from=topic_t_1.html

In you select the option "two", you can practice the calculation of the Greatest Common Factor and the Lowest Common Multiple: