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Subido el 7 de marzo de 2016 por Cp severoochoa torrejondeardoz

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My project is called When I was a baby. Here, in this diagram, it shows the contractions that my mother had before giving birth to me. 00:00:00
When I was a baby, I was born in 2004, in the second month of November. 00:00:12
When I was a baby I had 1,500 kilograms and I started working the first time with 10 months but I wanted to work with 8 months. 00:00:27
When I was a baby I also like to play with things. I like a lot of water. 00:00:54
The first word that I said when I was a baby was with six months and it was mom, of course. 00:01:14
I don't have brothers or sisters and that means that I am like a unique child. 00:01:25
When I was a baby I also had something that I like a lot, playing with, it doesn't matter, with all things because I like a lot to play with when I was a baby. 00:01:41
I'm going to talk about when my mother was pregnant of me and a little bit of when I was a baby. In the first of November 2003, the day of my mom's birthday, she knew that she had a baby. 00:02:07
She was so happy that, well, the best present for a birthday is knowing that you have a baby, in my opinion, for a mom now. In 2004, the first contraction started to begin, but there was nothing. 00:02:23
My mother told me that when I was a baby, I gave her a lot of problems even when I was in the womb. 00:02:43
For example, some people say that when something is burning in your side and you have a baby in your womb, 00:02:51
it's like the baby is going to have a lot of hair. I don't have a lot of hair. 00:02:59
I wasn't born with any hair but well things that happened in life and the sick 00:03:04
at the sick and six months later when the baby was created a never still for 00:03:15
that as something was burning inside and she started to eat tons of apples and 00:03:21
when your face and started to exercise she was so great that she even go to 00:03:27
to work with with the car and everything I wouldn't do that but she wanted to the 00:03:33
23rd of June 2004 that small thing that weird thing came out of the womb who 00:03:43
was that what is that ah it's the person that is presenting this project right 00:03:50
now. Hello, my name is Desi. Hello, my name is Juan, and this is our presentation of adaptivity. 00:03:55
I'm going to start. Human beings are capable to adapt to circumstances very different. 00:04:04
Over millions of years of evolution, we made great efforts to adapt to our environment. 00:04:11
Human beings adapt to our environment where they live. For example, if you live in colder 00:04:17
In other regions, houses have to be white things and with a lot of windows to keep the sunlight. 00:04:22
And if you live in the Mediterranean, houses have to be painted white. 00:04:28
In the forest, the houses are made of wood. 00:04:37
And in Africa, the rock is more abundant than the forest. 00:04:44
They are made of bricks of sun-dried and clay. 00:04:52
Schemers who live in the north pole, they make their houses with ice blocks. 00:05:00
Human also adapt using clothes. 00:05:12
In summer they use less clothes and in winter they use more clothes. 00:05:21
This is my presentation. 00:05:38
I do a food chain and I do that a bear eat a shield and a shield eat a penguin and the penguin eat the fish, the fish eat the crayon and the crayon eat the plateau. 00:05:43
But the bear eats some fish too, the shield eats penguins, the shield eats fish too and the penguin eats crayon. 00:05:57
I put here some icebergs, and here I put some photos of penguins, and here a seal, a tactina 00:06:13
I am Ivan and I am going to present my group. 00:06:28
I am going to speak of a forest, a lake of the Bucce. 00:06:44
The animals that live here are beavers, 00:06:54
bees, 00:07:05
bees, 00:07:08
wolves, 00:07:10
rabbits, 00:07:12
mormons. 00:07:16
And I classify the living things in primary, secondary, tertiary, and producer. 00:07:17
The producers are the flowers and this tree, and this tree. 00:07:32
And the primary consumer, I don't know what it is. 00:07:38
I think the rabbit, the secondary consumer is the wolf, the beaver, birds, and the tertiary 00:07:48
The animal consumer can be the animal that I say. I did a food chain here of a rabbit, wolf, and I don't know why I put a tiger, but... 00:08:12
The world and the world compete for fish because two birds eat fish. 00:08:30
I think, ah, yes, animals can modify the environment, for example, the beaver cut down trees. 00:08:48
This is my... 00:09:05
Hello, my name is Sheila. 00:09:06
Hello, my name is Paula. 00:09:09
And we are going to present a presentation about adaptation. 00:09:10
Wolves are very diverse animals which is why they live in a habitat very spread and people say that it isn't true that they only live in thick forest and come out at night. 00:09:16
adaptation of wolves. They have claws and teeth for hunting. The gray wolf has a great skin 00:09:36
because it can keep more warm and they have to adapt to the herds and to the temperature of the 00:09:51
Dolphins live in all oceans. They are gentle creatures. They come in the water 8, 10 or 00:10:01
15 minutes. They have to adapt to the temperature of the water and they have to interact with 00:10:12
tulips tulips are they adapt to the biological gloves and and climbing tulips 00:10:21
they do we can see throughout all the world and they adapt to the climate is 00:10:35
cold spring and in lots and lots of poppy is a flowering plant that is very 00:10:42
invasive and they are so family of the papaveroidea family of the population 00:10:52
some is some example of the poppy are the papaver somniferum that produced 00:10:59
some edible seeds and they adapt to the climate of warm spring world. 00:11:06
Wolves are of the secondary consumer because eat the primary consumer. 00:11:15
Toothpicks are of the tertiary consumer. 00:11:21
Poppy, the tulip, is a producer because they produce their own food and the primary eat the plant. 00:11:25
And this also is a primer in the producer because they produce them. 00:11:35
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CEIP SEVERO OCHOA
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Cp severoochoa torrejondeardoz
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Fecha:
7 de marzo de 2016 - 18:23
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CP INF-PRI SEVERO OCHOA
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11′ 42″
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4:3 Hasta 2009 fue el estándar utilizado en la televisión PAL; muchas pantallas de ordenador y televisores usan este estándar, erróneamente llamado cuadrado, cuando en la realidad es rectangular o wide.
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