Second trimester

THE penicillin:

1)   Who invented the Penicillin?

Alexander Fleming, invented the penicillin, he was an Scottish inventor, he was born on the 6 of August, 1881, and he died the 11 of March 1955, when he was 13, he moved to London with her brother John, and he started to study medicin.

2) How and when was invented the Penicillin?

The penicillin was invented on 1928, but untill 1929 he didn’t show the invent to the people.

Fleming discoverd the penicillim, beacuse on July 1928, before he went to vacations, he let around fifty plaques to grow a new bacteria, called “estafilococo”when he returned to his house the 3 of September, in the laboratory, he found one of the plaques contaminated with a mildew.

Instead of trowing away the experiment, Fleming investigated it, and he found, that some particles of Estafilococo were died, and the farther ones, reproduced with a normaly way.

So Fleming discoverd that the mildew called “Penicillium Notatum” let out a sustance that he called “PENICILLIN”

3) The importance of Penicillin:

The penicillin saved the life of millions of people so it is one of the principal pillar of the present pharmacology.

The Penecillin could treated with illnesses like, Tuberculosis, Esacarlatina…

EMMA´S FIRST ENGLISH PROJECT

 First trimester.

HELLO!!!

I welcome you an other time, I am already in second grade. 

IMPORTANT DEFINITIONS ABOUT COLOUR

COLOUR: It is a basic element of visual language. It is a light expression that arrives to the eyes which send the information to the brain.

PIGMENT: It is the sustance that make materials for paint and the origin can be mineral, animal or vegetal.

    LIGHT COLOURS                                                                      PIGMENTS COLOURS

                                                                                     

THE TREE PROPITIES OF COLOUR:

HUE: Also called Tone or tint, it is the name of the colour defined by its wavelength.

SATURATION: Degree of purity of a colour. If a colour is very saturated it means that is very pure and doesn't have many colours in its mix.

VALUE: Sometimes called brightness or luminosity. It is the amount of black or white that a colour has in its mix.

COMPLEMENTARY COLOURS

They are pairs of colour which are located one in front of each other on the colour wheel.


WARM RANGE: It is a scale of colours that has either more yellow, more magenta, or both in its mixture. They express warmth energy youthfulness or proximity.

COLD RANGE: It is a scale of colours that has more cyan or blue in its mixture than any other colour. They are set on one side of the colour wheel and transmit the temperature sensation of coldness and distances.

GREY SCALE: It is a set of colours which only has any colour between black and white, it contains a scale of greys.

TOLKIEN

He spent a lot of his life in Oxford.
He was born in South Africa.
He loved studied languages and writing.
He had four children.
Tolkien wrote the original Lord of the rings books.
He wrote about scary animals and strange characters.
Tolkien's wife died in 1971.
He lived in five different houses during his life in Oxford.
Tolkien was a very good student.
He died in 1973.

SELF EVALUATION 2 TERM

• What can I do that I couldn't do before? I can do better the listenings.
• What do I like most? The most thing I like is playing games.
• What do I do well? I do well the exam of the reading book.
• What am I confused about? I think nothing.
• What do I need help with? I need a little help in the listenings and readings.
• What do I do in English outside the class? I go to classes of English and read some books in English.
• What do I need to improve? I need to improve the listenings and the readings.
• What did I learn about culture? I learn a lot of things of England, extreme sports, Death Valley...

THE SHAPE

IMPORTANT DEFINITIONS ABOUT SHAPE:

SHAPE: It is the external appearance of an object or element in a image.

NATURAL SHAPE: They are the ones related to nature. They haven't been created by any human.

ARTIFICIAL SHAPES/FREE FORMS: They are shapes that have irregular profile or silhouettes as well as their inner surface. Organic shapes whose are usually natural even though they are sometimes unusual. 

GEOMETRIC SHAPES: Shapes whose parts follow a mathematic order, laws or pattern.

FLAT SHAPES: They have two dimensions such us a paper sheet, a cinema screen or a canvas.

FORM: They are volumetric shapes, they appear and are three dimensional.