Welcome to my science teacher on line blog!

Welcome to my science teacher on line blog!
This is a project for my Science classes.
You can participate with your comments!!!

Animal kingdom 1st part (Unit 11)

Here you can see a video that shows some examples of animals from unit 11. Hope you like it.

Review: Unit 7, word chart.

This is a review. It's the word chart we did on Monday.

We're going to have an exam tomorrow so you should be studying!

Easter holidays!

Enjoy your Easter holidays!


but don't forget your science homework.

You can also send me interesting things and I will publish them as soon as I can.


Have fun!

The long journey of a little drop by Marco

Once upon a time, a drop called Nosewater lived in the sea with millions of drops. One day, the sun warmed the sea and every drop evaporated and... up to the sky they went!




They were afraid so they took their hands and formed clouds. After that, the wind moved the clouds and took them next to a mountain.



Later, they calmed down and unfastened their hands and went down very quickly and fell over someone's head, rivers, lakes, seas... but some drops also fell in porous rocks and they filtered into the soil and deeper.

Our friend Nosewater fell into a river and it took him towards the sea. But in the middle of the river, he crashed with a dam and Nosewater and some of his friends went to a city and arrived to a house by a drainpipe. In the house, Nosewater and his friends cleaned the teeth of a girl and fell into the drain again.

They walked along the drain into a sewage treatment plant where they were cleaned. Later, they returned to the sea ready to start again the journey.


...and remember:

Save the planet.

Don't waste water!

Claudia's pluviometer

Claudia reports:

Date: February 29th
Hour: 9-12 A.M.

Water collected: 30 ml
Average: 30ml/3 =10ml/hour
Area: 3,14 x 6 x 6= 113,04 cm2
Pp= 10ml/113,04cm2=0,010 l/0,011304m2=0,9 l /m2

Thank you, Claudia. Well done.

Any weather report for this weekend? :)

Greenhouse effect by Ana

This is the first thing sent by one of my students. It's a picture created by Okanagan university college in Canada and shows how greenhouse effect works and how much radiation is involved.

Thanks a lot, Ana!