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saludos, cuidense muchisimo, miss Sofía

RECURSOS NATURALES


COMPUTACIÓN 4TO . BIMESTRE


GUÍA DE ESTUDIO CIVISMOHéroes y heroínas, las guías del valor (3)
CUARTO BIMESTRE 4TO. GRADO

GUÍA DE ESTUDIO CIENCIAS
CUARTO BIMESTRE 4TO. GRADO
* Kitchen scraps
* Lawn clippings
* Weeds, except for persistent weeds like oxalis, dock, buttercup or couch (spray free).
* Leaves except for leaves from walnut and pine trees and rhubarb (spray free)
* Animal manure-particularly horse and chicken
* Fish scraps and crushed shells (cover these well to reduce smell)
* Seaweed
* Sawdust, shavings and ashes from untreated timber-in small amounts
WHAT NOT TO COMPOST ?
* Dairy product
* Diseased plant material
* Persistent weeds
*Any weeds and lawn clippings that have been sprayed with weedkiller
* Tree branches or thick woody stem
*Meat or cooking oils-these attract flies and smells.
* Large bones
* Sawdust and shaving from treated timber
7 EASY STEPS TO MAKE COMPOST
1. It's very important to find the right site for a compost heap. It should be in a level, sheltered place with easy access and out of direct sunlight.
2. Start with 10-15cm thick layer of coarse, twiggy plant material to ensure good drainage and ventilation.
3. Place organic material in layers no more than 15cm deep.
4. Keep the heap covered to prevent smells.
5. Sprinkle a handful of garden lime over the compost every few layers to encourage earth worms and micro-organisms.
6. Keep the heap moist in summer but don't drench it.
7. When the heap is one metre high or your container full, cover it and leave to mature. If your heap is just out in the open not in a container we recommend covering with old carpet, straw or black polythene.
TIP: Turn your compost in the heap every month or so to speed up the composting process. Compost will take 3-4 months to mature.
WHY COMPOST?
To reduce the amount of waste we produce.
Produce an excellent garden fertiliser.
Saves landfill space and keeps your rubbish costs down.
Composting is easy and involves little cost.
HELPING HITS
To avoid smells and speed up the break-down process, turn the compost occasionally with a garden fork.
Using manure, seaweed or garden fertiliser such as Blood and Bone between layers will improve the quality of your compost.
Kings stock Watkins compost maker to aid you making the best compost.

GUIA ESTUDIO GEOGRAFIALa región marina
CUARTO BIMESTRE 4TO. GRADO


JABONES DE AVENA
JABÓN LIQUIDO DE SÁBILA
JABÓN DE AVENA
JABÓN LIQUIDO DE SÁBILA
GRACIAS ,Y YA LES COMPARTIRE LAS FOTOS DE LOS NIÑOS ELABORANDO SUS
PRODUCTOS.


¿QUÉ ES RECICLAR?
¿Qué se puede reciclar?
El reciclaje permite:
¿QUÉ ES EL RECICLAR?
PARA SABER.....
Aumenta la vida útil de tus cosas



Ingredientes:
Preparación:

Pronto les compartiremos los pasos para arrancar estos proyectos.
ESPAÑOL
El punto y aparte
La ficha bibliográfica
el cuento y los textos informativos
los instructivos
el sonido fuerte de la "R"
antónimos
la sílaba tónica
buscando significados
el resumen
elementos del cuento
los sustantivos propios
sinónimos
planeación del cuento
Ideas principales y secundarias del párrafo
puntuación y separación de palabras
refranes
el folleto
adverbios
palabras con "H"
el artículo
el uso de la "J"
el corrido
CIVISMO
Héroes y heroínas; Guias de valor
La familia lingüística
Biodiversidad de México
Tradiciones
Auto evaluación
México país regulado por leyes
La constitución política
Nuestro gobierno
Nuestros gobernantes, su actuación y sus límites
el ejército, la armada y la fuerza Aérea
El juicio Ético
Auto evaluación
GEOGRAFÍA
La región marina
Fenómenos naturales
población
vida rural y urbana
la migración y las ciudades
distribución de la población
tradiciones y cultura
recursos naturales y actividades económicas
agricultura y ganadería
recursos forestales y pesqueros
energía
CIENCIAS
Los alimentos son fuente de energía
el hombre y las ganas de comer
¿cómo eliminamos lo que no aprovechamos?
calor desde el sol
¿cómo hacemos las cosas?
¿de dónde obtenemos las materias primas?
¿qué producimos?
¿qué más producimos?
consecuencias del uso y abuso
¿qué contamina?
SALUDOS
THIRD BIMONTHLY STUDY GUIDE
4TH GRADE
History Tuesday February 17th.
* Students will be asked to answer questions about the Mexican Independence.
* Students will retell in their own words what happened during the Mexican Independence by drawing and writing a cartoon with the most important moments of the war.
Note: You can study from your time line and from your quiz.
Science Wednesday February 18th
Forces
· Students will be asked to answer questions about forces, such as friction, gravity, motion, gravity and magnetism.
· Students will draw examples of how this forces work.
Energy
· Students will be asked to answer questions about the kinds of energy and how they work.
· Students will draw examples of how energy works.
Simple Machines
· Students will identify and name the simple machines.
· Note: You can study from your quiz, notebook, Science Book, and the review.
Reading Tuesday February 24th
Reading comprehension
Students will be asked to answer questions from a given story.
Critical thinking
Children will be asked to say which statements are fact and which ones are opinion.
Grammar
Students will give the comparatives of adjectives in sentences.
Spelling
Students will be dictated the spelling words from their notebooks. (Unit 3).
Math Wednesday February 25th
Addition properties
· Students will be asked to identify and use the three properties of addition: commutative, associative, and identity.
· Students will be asked to find the missing numbers by applying one of the addition properties.
Fact Families
· Students will complete the fact families of some given numbers.
Estimating differences
· Students will be asked to round numbers to the nearest ten or the nearest hundred.
· Students will use mental math to sum and subtract just by rounding quantities.
· After rounding the numbers, students will be asked to estimate the result and explain if they under or overestimated the result.


CLASE PÚBLICA VIERNES 06 DE FEBRERO 2009
4A. - 8.00 A 9.00 HRS
4B. -
13.00 A 14.00 HRS