Probability

Aims in Maths: The students will learn about probability, the methods of solving probability problems and how to apply this knowledge to everyday situations. The students also learn how to use and analyse mathematical terms and their interconnections.

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Webquest FBT the US

The US is one of the biggest and one of the most influential countries of the world. In this “WebQuest” we will try to know more of the most important details of interesting places to visit, culture (traditions, festivities and food), famous artists etc.
In this Webquest you will find more about typical American things like 4th July, Times Square, Hollywood studios, hamburguers, and many more.

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Osmosis

Purpose: For the students to develop comprehension of the conception of osmosis and practice their skills to work scientifically by means of experiments

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Relativity

The objectives of the teaching activity “ Einstein in Wonderland” are to promote the familiarity with the new technologies and, particularly with the LIM; to learn physics through a different language, that is English, using the method CLIL; to learn the specific vocabulary of subjects of physics, in English.
To reach these objectives we are using brainstorming, formulation of hypothesis, researches, building of the work, teamwork.

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Blood circulation

Topic: the cardiovascular system (the normal structure and functioning of the heart, the circulation of blood in the human body, from the heart to the rest of the body and back to the heart)
Lesson Aim: understanding and learning the structure of the heart and of its mechanisms, as well as the circulation of blood
Type of lesson: acquiring new information
Types of interaction: teacher-students, student-student.

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Types of cells

1. Are cells alive? Why do you think this?
2. Where are cells located in your body?
3. Where do the cells in your body get energy?

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