Paleolithic and Neolithic Cave Paintings

These days we have been learning a lot of things about Prehistory and Ancient History. 

We like Prehistory very much, so we decided to create Cave Paintings during our Art Lessons.

These are the results:

Hello!

We are Milagros and Elena. We are in the Romero Peña school. We will tell you how to make a Neolithic painting:

Materials: A card, some sand, brown paint, a paintbrush, a sponge, glue and crayons.

1-With the sponge and the brown paint paint the card.

2-Extend the glue with the paintbrush and glue the sand.

3-Leave to dry the sand and paint some figures like the people in the Neolitic.

And...Here is it your Neolithic paint!

MILAGROS & ELENA


STEP 1

 

STEP 2

 

 

STEP 3

OUR PAINTINGS

DANIEL & JOSÉ RAMÓN 

SEBAS & DAVID

PEDRO ANTONIO & DIEGO

FRANCISCO JOSÉ & JESÚS

ANDRÉS AND DANIEL

ÁNGEL & MARÍA

CLAUDIA & LOLA

Scale model of the Solar System

When we show models or pictures of the planets, we usually show all the planets at the same time. This is really hard to do with real planets because they have a lot of space between them. In this video, Bill Nye The Science Guy rides his bike across a barren plain to demonstrate a scale model of the solar system. Enjoy it!!

Cuando vemos modelos o dibujos del sistema solar, los planetas están muy próximos unos a otros. Esto nos crea una visión errónea de las distancias que existen entre ellos. En el siguiente vídeo, Bill Nye nos muestra un modelo del sistema solar a escala. ¡Esperamos que os guste!

We are so big... and yet so tiny!

We are learning new things about the Earth and the Universe in year 5. In this video you can see the planets in our Solar System compared to the biggest stars in the Universe. Enjoy it!!

And here is another interesting site you can visit. It gives us a view of the microscopic world as well as the macroscopic world (Universe). Click on the link below the image.

                                    

    http://htwins.net/scale2/lang.html