UNIT 3 - FOOD - GAMES

Wide your knowledge while playing these funny games. Just click the pictures and play. Enjoy!!! Regards, Christopher.


Enjoy!!! Regards, Christopher.

UNIT 2 - YOUR BODY - BONES, MUCLES AND JOINTS

Hello again dear friends:

Candace, our language assistant, has done this presentation as a summary of the unit we are dealing with. It is about bones, muscles and joints. I hope you like it.

Regards, Christopher.

YOUR BODY - BONES, MUSCLES AND JOINTS from cristobalangel

UNIT 2 - YOUR BODY - BONES, MUSCLES AND JOINTS

Hello again dear friends:

Candace, our language assistant, has done this presentation as a summary of the unit we are dealing with. It is about bones, muscles and joints. I hope you like it.

Regards, Christopher.

YOUR BODY - BONES, MUSCLES AND JOINTS from cristobalangel

2ND LEVEL - UNIT 2: YOUR BODY

 

READ AND STUDY FOR THE EXAM:

• Your body has three parts: your head, your torso and your limbs.
• You bend your body at the joints. Shoulder, elbow, wrist, knee and ankle are joints.
• Biceps, pectoral, abdominal, gluteus and calf muscle are muscles.
• Muscles are elastic and cover the skeleton.
• Skull, radius, ulna, humerus, ribs, spine column, pelvis, femur and tibia are bones.
• Bones are hard and rigid. Bones are inside your body. Bones form the skeleton.
• You need air to live. You breathe air in through your nose. The air goes down a tube called the trachea.
• When you breathe in, you fill your lungs with air.
• When you breathe out, you empty your lungs. Lungs are like bags.

Regards, Christopher.

2ND LEVEL - UNIT 2: YOUR BODY

 

READ AND STUDY FOR THE EXAM:

• Your body has three parts: your head, your torso and your limbs.
• You bend your body at the joints. Shoulder, elbow, wrist, knee and ankle are joints.
• Biceps, pectoral, abdominal, gluteus and calf muscle are muscles.
• Muscles are elastic and cover the skeleton.
• Skull, radius, ulna, humerus, ribs, spine column, pelvis, femur and tibia are bones.
• Bones are hard and rigid. Bones are inside your body. Bones form the skeleton.
• You need air to live. You breathe air in through your nose. The air goes down a tube called the trachea.
• When you breathe in, you fill your lungs with air.
• When you breathe out, you empty your lungs. Lungs are like bags.

Regards, Christopher.