Natural Sciences - page 36 - Contenido educativo
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Good morning guys, so today we are going to correct the activities of natural sciences on page 36
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I asked you to do exercises 1, 2 and 3
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But first we are going to listen to the text because here I have the listening
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I'm going to explain it a little bit and then we will correct the activities. Okay, let's start
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Page 37
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there are physical differences between male and female bodies these differences are called sex
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characteristics okay this unit we are going to study about reproduction and here we can read
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we can listen that we have well our bodies are different it's not the same the body of a boy
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than the body of a girl and there are because there are some differences
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between our bodies and these differences are called sex characteristics
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características sexuales the sex characteristics are the differences
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between the male body and the female body el cuerpo masculino y el cuerpo
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femenino el cuerpo de los hombres y el cuerpo de las mujeres ok the differences
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between our bodies are called sex characteristics and we have two types of
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sex characteristics, we have the primary and the secondary. The primary sex
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characteristics and the secondary sex characteristics, the primary differences
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and the secondary differences. Let's continue.
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primary sex characteristics are the physical differences between the male
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and female reproductive organs. Okay so the primary sex characteristics are the
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differences between our reproductive organ. Reproductive organ in Spanish es
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órgano reproductor. So the differences between our reproductive organs are the
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primary sex characteristics. Reproductive organs are the penis,
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testicles, vagina and ovaries, okay? So those are the primary sex characteristics.
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Let's listen to the secondary.
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Secondary sex characteristics, such as facial hair, are also physical differences, but they aren't directly related to reproduction.
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Okay, for example, secondary sex characteristics, we have facial hair.
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During puberty, that we are going to read about it, you start growing hair in your face.
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we grow facial hair so those are differences between our bodies but they
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are not related to reproduction they are changes changes in your body so it facial
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hair for instance is a secondary sex characteristic okay let's continue
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secondary sex characteristics start appearing during a life stage called
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puberty as the reproductive organs develop okay as the reproductive organ
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develop remember that reproductive organ penis testicles vagina etc so also we
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some secondary sex characteristics appear for example facial hair this boy
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if we read here men's facial hair begins to grow during puberty and in this
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picture he's shaving because he has got hair in his face he has got a facial
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hair so the secondary sex characteristics appear during a life
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stage a life stage una etapa de nuestra vida which is called puberty la pubertad
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the secondary sex characteristics appear during puberty when is puberty most
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girls go through puberty between the ages of 10 and 14 most boys between the
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ages of 11 and 16 okay so the girls go through puberty between the ages of 10
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and 14 and the boys between the ages of 11 and 16 it depends on each person
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maybe a girl goes through puberty when she's 10 and other girl goes through
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puberty when she's 13 it depends on our bodies okay human beings like many other
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living things reproduce by sexual reproduction this is how they have
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children. The reproductive process involves the combination of female and
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male reproductive cells. When these cells join together during fertilization, a
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fetus is formed. It grows inside its mother's uterus for about nine months.
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during birth the fetus is expelled and the baby is born okay so as many other
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animals human beings reproduce by sexual reproduction okay we have sexual
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reproduction reproduction sexual I'm going to show you a picture and we need
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two types of cells, dos tipos de células. The sperm cell here and the egg cell here.
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Sperm cell in Spanish, espermatozoide, and egg cell in Spanish, óvulo, okay? When
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these two cells combine, a fetus is formed or starts to form, okay? The baby
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starts to grow and when the baby is in the mom's womb for about nine months the
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baby is born. Everybody knows that but in this unit we are going to study this
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process in deep, en profundidad. This is just the introduction. Only you need
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to know that there are two type of reproductive cells the sperm cell and
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the egg cell okay so let's correct the exercise exercise one read the text and
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complete the sentences in your notebook a sexual reproduction involves the
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combining of and you have the answer in the text female and male reproductive
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cell remember the egg cell and the sperm cell the picture that I have just shown
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you B the differences between male and female bodies are called remember that I
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told you before the first part of the text the difference the differences
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between a body a male body and a female body are called sex characteristics and
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remember that we have two types of sex characteristics primary and secondary
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And finally, C, sex characteristics, the differences develop during a life stage, una etapa de nuestra vida, these differences, these characteristics develop during a life stage called puberty, ok, pubertad, puberty.
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Let's go to number two.
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look at the pictures and answer and answer the questions with a partner
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well we don't have a partner but we are going to do it hey does picture D this
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one represent puberty birth or sex characteristics so is this picture a
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life stage in which we start developing a change in our body
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For example, facial hair at the age of 11, 10, 14. No.
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Sex characteristics? No. This is a birth.
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The picture D represents birth.
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Nacimiento, a baby, is born. Here.
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Picture D represents birth.
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And B. Which people are going through puberty?
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How do you know? Which people are going through a life stage? Well, here, I would eliminate these two pictures because they are not people. And here, is this baby baby going through puberty?
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Is he about 11, 12 years old and he's growing facial hair?
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No, the people who are going through puberty are these two guys, this girl and this boy.
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And how do you know?
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Well, because, for example, this boy has got facial hair.
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The people in picture C are going through puberty because they look about 12 or 13 years old.
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This baby doesn't look about 12 or 13 years old, but these two guys, they do.
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They look about 12 or 13, and they have some secondary sex characteristics.
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For example, facial hair.
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They have got some second sex characteristics.
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Good.
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And finally, oh, the diagram.
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Classify these secondary sex characteristics in a Venn diagram. Male, female, or both. Then listen and check.
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Okay.
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Female secondary sex characteristics include wider hips and larger breasts.
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Male secondary sex characteristics include facial hair, chest hair, wider shoulders and a deeper voice.
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Two secondary sex characteristics are shared by men and women. Both have pubic hair and underarm hair.
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okay so for example male what are the secondary sex characteristics the male
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secondary sex characteristics so we have facial hair oh wait oh let's go one be
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one cubic hair both male and female boys and girls grow pubic hair pubic hair is
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hair near your reproductive organ near your penis or near your vagina okay then
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we have wider hips it's female okay deeper voice deeper voice male the boys
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Underarm hair. Underarm hair means hair that is under your arm, in your armpit, en tus axilas. Hair in your armpits. Underarm hair.
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So, both wider shoulders, los hombros más anchos, wider shoulders. Male breasts. Female breasts are pechos.
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and finally chest hair male okay so in class we will study that maybe some boys
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have got the female sex characteristics well for example some female can have the male
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sex characteristics but we will study this in class and you can ask you can
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ask me as many questions as you want okay so that's it guys remember to copy
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the vocabulary word which is this one sex characteristics thank you bye bye
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- Autor/es:
- Víctor Díaz Rodríguez
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