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Vídeo educativo en inglés en el que se explica la diferencia entre las plantas salvajes y cultivadas (currículo de primer ciclo de E. Primaria).
Well, hello, little penguins.
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This is Alex in a new science lesson.
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How are you today?
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I hope that you all feel great today, in this day.
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Okay, so today's lesson is going to be
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about wild and cultivated plants.
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Wild and cultivated plants.
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We are going to see which are the difference
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between these kinds of plants.
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So let's talk first about the cultivated plants.
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So,
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okay, cultivated plants.
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Cultivated plants grow with the help of humans.
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Here, we can see a man who is taking care,
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who is looking after the plants
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in his garden, in his vegetable garden.
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He's growing plants like tomato plants,
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lettuces, pepper plants,
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any kind of plants, strawberries.
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So later, they can collect the fruits of the plants,
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they can collect that plants and eat them, okay?
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So cultivated plants grow with the help of humans.
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Humans, people like us, take care of these plants
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so they can grow high and big, okay?
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For example, with what is these things that this man have?
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This is wheat, okay?
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With the wheat, we can make the bread.
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El trigo, we can make bread, pan, okay?
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So we also have to plant the wheat
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and take care of the wheat, water it
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so they can grow big
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and then we can collect it to make the bread.
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We are going to see more examples of cultivated plants.
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For example, in this picture here,
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we can see a tractor, okay?
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Who is taking care of the field of the crops
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in order to plant and to all the plants
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that we can see there.
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And what's the name of the person
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who takes care of the plants
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so later we can collect the fruits
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and different the vegetables so we can eat.
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This person is the farmer.
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The farmer takes care of the plants
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in his crops, in his vegetable gardens
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and later they collect these vegetables and fruits
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so all of us, we can eat them, okay?
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And now after this, we can talk about the wild plants.
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So let's see what we can know about wild plants.
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Wild plants, as you can see in this picture,
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wild plants are the plants that grow
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without the help of humans.
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So they grow without the help of humans.
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We humans, people, don't need to take care
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to look after the wild plants.
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They go naturally, okay, in the environment.
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For example, many trees that you can see
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in the environment, they're wild plants.
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These flowers and grass that grow wildly, okay,
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without an order, they are wild plants.
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They grow naturally, no help of humans in this case, okay?
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We're going to see more examples of these wild plants.
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For example, this bush here with this kind of fruits,
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these are wild plants and also this flower there,
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oops, sorry, I went too safe.
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This strange flower, ah, sorry again.
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This strange flower, okay, it's also a wild plant
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that grows in naturally in the environment, okay?
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We can see also in your worksheet,
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I have it here, the difference between wild plants
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and cultivated plants.
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These cultivated plants, here we can see
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different kind of lettuces, lechugas,
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that grow in a vegetable garden
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than a human, a person, takes care of it.
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But wild plants, for example, if you go to the forest,
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like you can see in this picture,
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there are lots of grass, bushes, trees
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that go wildly without the help of humans.
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So that's all, I hope that you like the lesson.
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Pinky kisses.
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- Autor/es:
- Alejandro Vicente Pernía
- Subido por:
- Alejandro V.
- Licencia:
- Reconocimiento - Compartir igual
- Visualizaciones:
- 32
- Fecha:
- 16 de julio de 2023 - 19:56
- Visibilidad:
- Público
- Centro:
- CP INF-PRI CARMEN CONDE
- Duración:
- 05′ 36″
- Relación de aspecto:
- 1.56:1
- Resolución:
- 1120x720 píxeles
- Tamaño:
- 12.71 MBytes
