Hello everyone! We'd like to welcome you all to this new place in Zurbaran School.
First of all, we want to say welcome to everybody who gets in touch with this blog and "everybody" means, not just the students working on Science with us, but also parents, brothers, sisters, grandparents, all family members or friends that are interested in knowing about what our students are doing in the sessions called "Science is Fun"
We also hope this blog could be an appealing place to visit, listen, read and speak the English language. We want to get in touch with you, but remember "It's English time" and we have to communicate in English. We know it's difficult sometimes but we can try (Forget about the mistakes you may make, and if so, you may forget the ones I will surely make)
We also can not forget that Science is the subject we will work on, so everything you know about it and about the topics we are developing in the class, please let us know!
Bye by know. Watch, listen, read, and if possible, have fun with us!
On 31st
of October we celebrate Halloween. It is the night of the year when
ghosts, witches and fairies are especially active. So watch out, they
may be behind you!!!
Halloween comes from All Hallow Even; (Eve means: night before) & (Hallows means: saints).
So Halloween means the eve of all Saints day.
Michael Jackson's Thriller is a music video released on 2nd December in 1983
It is considered to be the most famous pop music video of all time.
Guinness World Records listed it in 2006 as the "most successful music video", selling over 9 million units.
It is also the most watched music video of all time, seen by more than 4 billion people all over the world.
Gravity is a
basic force in the universe that attracts all objects to each other.
Gravity is what
keeps things in place on Earth. It is the reason things fall to the ground when
dropped.
Gravity played
a role in the formation of all planets and other bodies in the universe.
Gravity causes the Earth to rotate around the sun and
the moon to rotate around the Earth
Sir Isaac Newton was the
leader of a scientific revolution of the 17th century. He was a
physicist and a mathematician who study planetary motion and is famous for
discovering the law of gravity
Isaac Newton observed an apple fall from a tree and from there began to understand gravity
and how it worked to keep the moon in earth’s orbit as well as keep humans and
various other objects attached to the ground
The Milky Way is just one of the billions galaxies that exist in the Universe and it is also home of our Solar System It is called a spiral galaxy, due to its shape.It contains between 200-400 billions of stars, like the Sun and some 50 billions planets, like the Earth