THE POPULATION OF SPAIN (Unit 3-Science Y6)

It's time to move into a new topic in Science. We will change the way completely because we will pass from the Natural Science to the Social Studies. We have learnt about nature and enviroment until this moment and now we are going to deal with social facts as population, political organization, Europe, other countries.....

We are going to review some concepts about population we learnt last year. This will be useful to apply it to study the Population of Spain.

Write down in your notebook some words which appear in the video in relation with population.

Do you know what is the population of Spain nowadays? Let's check into your computer the most updated data.

And also, do you know what was the population in Spain when you were born?

Is it higher or lower than nowadays? There are two reasons for this data to change:

• The comparaison between the birth rate and the death rate.
• The movement of inmigrants. 

POPULATION STRUCTURE:

The population of Spain has some characteristics:

• There are more women than men.
• Most of the inhabitants are between 16 and 65 years old.
• It is ageing. People are getting older.

THE POPULATION DENSITY IN SPAIN.

The population density in Spain is 93 inhabitants / km2.

In this map you can see what areas has high population density and which of them have low population density. 

POLITICAL ORGANIZATION (Unit 9-Science Y6)

We are going to finish the topic POPULATION OF SPAIN. We have learnt about THE ECONOMY OF SPAIN and TERRITORIAL ORGANIZATION.
Today it's time to discover our POLITICAL ORGANIZATION.

First of all we are going to watch this video:

Second we are going to divide the class into groups of four.

Each group is going to create a video or animation.

This video or animation should be similar to the upper video.

To create this video you have to use three things:

• Class book page 39-POLITICAL ORGANIZATION.
• Tools: MOVIE MAKER or POWTOON.
• GRAMMAR TIPS: Connectors for secuence an speech.
• First/second..... we are going to talk about.....
• Firstly/secondly.... we are going to talk about....
• Let's move on to the next point: The monarchy. 
• Let's continue with.... 

Here you have a videotutorial about the new app POWTOON.

When you finish the video you have to upload to youtube and put in the same post with the video about your maps.

ENJOY & CREATE

YOU COULD WATCH HERE Y6B 2012/13

THE TERRITORIAL ORGANIZATION OF SPAIN (Unit 9-Science Y6)

Spain is located in the northern hemisphere in south-west Europe.

The borders of our country are:

• North: France, Andorra and the Bay of Biscay.
• South: The Meditarranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean.
• East: Mediterranean Sea
• West: Portugal and the Atlantic Ocean. 

The territory of our country includes part of the Iberian Peninsula, the Balearic Island and the Canary Islands,  and the cities of Ceuta and Melilla. 

This territory was divided into 17 Autonomous Communities and 2 Autonomous Cities, Ceuta and Melilla in 1978.

They have their own Statute of Autonomy, and his goverment and parliament. 

Autonomous Comunities consist of one or more province and each province has diferent municipalities. 

LET'S PLAY TO SETERRA and practise the name of each Autonomous Community and their provinces. 

THE POPULATION OF SPAIN (Unit 9-Science Y6)

It's time to move into a new topic in Science. We will change the way completely because we will pass from the Natural Science to the Social Studies. We have learnt about nature and enviroment until this moment and now we are going to deal with social facts as population, political organization, Europe, other countries.....

We are going to review some concepts about population we learnt last year. This will be useful to apply it to study the Population of Spain.

Inhabitans of a place

Quizz about population

Do you know what is the population of Spain nowadays? Let's check into your computer the most updated data.

And also, do you know what was the population in Spain when you were born?

Is it higher or lower than nowadays? There are two reasons for this data to change:

• The comparaison between the birth rate and the death rate.
• The movement of inmigrants. 

POPULATION STRUCTURE:

The population of Spain has some characteristics:

• There are more women than men.
• Most of the inhabitants are between 16 and 65 years old.
• It is ageing. People are getting older.

THE POPULATION DENSITY IN SPAIN.

The population density in Spain is 93 inhabitants / km2.

In this map you can see what areas has high population density and which of them have low population density. 

LET'S CHECK YOUR LEARNING WITH THIS CROSSWORD:

POLITICAL ORGANIZATION (Unit 9-Science Y6)

We are going to finish the topic POPULATION OF SPAIN. We have learnt about THE ECONOMY OF SPAIN and TERRITORIAL ORGANIZATION.
Today it's time to discover our POLITICAL ORGANIZATION.

First of all we are going to watch this video:

Second we are going to divide the class into groups of four.

Each group is going to create a video or animation.

This video or animation should be similar to the upper video.

To create this video you have to use three things:

• Class book page 39-POLITICAL ORGANIZATION.
• Tools: MOVIE MAKER or POWTOON.
• GRAMMAR TIPS: Connectors for secuence an speech.
• First/second..... we are going to talk about.....
• Firstly/secondly.... we are going to talk about....
• Let's move on to the next point: The monarchy. 
• Let's continue with.... 

Here you have a videotutorial about the new app POWTOON.

When you finish the video you have to upload to youtube and put in the same post with the video about your mind maps.

ENJOY & CREATE

THE TERRITORIAL ORGANIZATION OF SPAIN (Unit 9-Science Y6)

Spain is located in the northern hemisphere in south-west Europe.

The borders of our country are:

• North: France, Andorra and the Bay of Biscay.
• South: The Meditarranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean.
• East: Mediterranean Sea
• West: Portugal and the Atlantic Ocean. 

The territory of our country includes part of the Iberian Peninsula, the Balearic Island and the Canary Islands,  and the cities of Ceuta and Melilla. 

This territory was divided into 17 Autonomous Communities and 2 Autonomous Cities, Ceuta and Melilla in 1978.

They have their own Statute of Autonomy, and his goverment and parliament. 

Autonomous Comunities consist of one or more province and each province has diferent municipalities. 

LET'S PLAY TO SETERRA and practise the name of each Autonomous Community and their provinces. 

THE POPULATION OF SPAIN (Unit 9-Science Y6)

It's time to move into a new topic in Science. We will change the way completely because we will pass from the Natural Science to the Social Studies. We have learnt about nature and enviroment until this moment and now we are going to deal with social facts as population, political organization, Europe, other countries.....

We are going to review some concepts about population we learnt last year. This will be useful to apply it to study the Population of Spain.

Inhabitans of a place

Quizz about population

Do you know what is the population of Spain nowadays? Let's check into your computer the most updated data.

And also, do you know what was the population in Spain when you were born?

Is it higher or lower than nowadays? There are two reasons for this data to change:

• The comparaison between the birth rate and the death rate.
• The movement of inmigrants. 

POPULATION STRUCTURE:

The population of Spain has some characteristics:

• There are more women than men.
• Most of the inhabitants are between 16 and 65 years old.
• It is ageing. People are getting older.

THE POPULATION DENSITY IN SPAIN.

The population density in Sapin is 93 inhabitants / km2.

In this map you can see what areas has high population density and which of them have low population density. 

LET'S CHECK YOUR LEARNING WITH THIS CROSSWORD: