Tuesday, 5 May 2015

CHEERLEADERS

With their pom-poms, dance routines and bic smiles cheerleaders bring glamour to American footall matches. Go girls, go...!

Girls all over the USA dream of being a cheerleader. It is glamorous and fun, but it can also be dangerous. The world of cheerleading is very competitive, so girls have to be determined to succed. It's a good thing to have on your CV.
Another term for cheerleader is "pom-pom girl". Coloured pom-poms are part of the show! Pom-poms were invented in the 1930s and were made of paper. Today they are made of resistant vinyl.
Cheerleade3rs have to look "perfect" so they must not gain weight. The clubs monitor each ceerleader's shape and size.
Cheerleading is  a physical activity. Cheerleaders are strong and supple. Intense training routines ensure that their abdomen arms and legs are 100% muscle!
Glam boots Shocking white boots appeared in 1976. Before then, cheerleaders wore sports shoes.
A cheerleading routine lasts one to three minutes, but cheerleaders practise up to six hours, several nights per week.

PROFESSIONAL CHEERLEADERS
These girls are cheerleaders for the National Football League. Professional cheerleaders make 500 to 750 dollars per season... that's not a lot of money. And they have to buy their own uniform - that costs 650 dollars! So that's why most cheerleaders have a second, full-time job.



Monday, 13 April 2015

RAINBOW GLASS

Material

-Granulated white sugar
-Red, blue, and yellow food colouring
-Four glasses
-A mesauring cup
-A tablespoon
-A large glass
-Water
-An eyedropper

Stages

1.-Pour 200 ml of water into each of the four glasses.
2.-In each glass, add food colouing ansd sugar in he amounts indicated below.
3.-Gently mix the contents of each glass with a spoon. Rinse the spon between each glass to avoid mixing their contents.
4.-Using the eyedropper, slowly put 150 ml of the contents of glass 1 (red) into the big glass.
5.-Then add 150 ml of the content of glasses 2,3 and 4 making the drops flow on the inner edge of the large glass

GLASS 1                                GLASS 2                                                      GLASS 3

6 drops of                         6 drops of yellow food colouring            6 drops of blue food    
red food                            +3 tablespoons of sugar                      colouring +2 tablespoons of 
colouring                                                                                              sugar.
+4 tablespoons
of sugar                    

GLASS 4

3 drops of red food colouring 
+3 drops of blue food colouring
+1 tablespoon of sugar

Whats happening? By adding sugar to the water, it dissolves and become invisible. Suddenly this changes the weight of the water. The more sugar is added to the water, the more the weight of the water increases. In other words, the water becomes denser (for the same amount of liquid it is heavier). In our experiment, the water with the greatest density is the red-coloured one, and the one wit he least density is the purple-coloured one. That's why it floats on the other liquids.




Monday, 10 November 2014

Wednesday, 28 May 2014

DIALOGUE

Thomas: Helen, Helen! Can you here me? I need some help!

Helen: Thomas? Where are you? What's happened?

Thomas: I'm down here, I was running near the edge and I sick. I sick about fifteen metres.

Helen: Are you OK? Can you come back here?

Thomas: No, I can't. I think I've injured my leg and I can't move it and it really hurts. What am I going to do?

Helen: Don't panic! Let's phone the coastguard.

Thomas: Ok, but hurry up! I don't know how long I can stay here

Helen: Ok, hang on. I'm sure that someone will come soon.

Thomas: Helen!

Helen: What's happening?

Thomas: Some rocks are falling, Help!

WRITTING 8

 Dear Madam,

I'm going to have a football tournament for kids that's called MIC (mediterranium international cup), in this eveny there are going to be a lot of important football teams such as: Manchester United and Chelsea from England, Benfica and Oporto from Portugal, Bayer Munich and Borussia Dortmund from Germany, Internazzionale and Juventus from Italy and logically Real Madrid and BArcelona from Spain. This tournament is for boys 8 years old and I want to have your sponsor because this event needs one of the most important sponsors of the area. If you are interested we can meet today at the café at two o'clock.

Call me my company mobile: That's 666 666 547 or if you like send me a message before 12 please.

See you then

Jordi Lladó

Coordinator of the tournament.

A SURVEY ABOUT THE FUTURE

The topic of the survey was "Opinions about economy in future". the question is: Will the economy be better next decade? A group of five people did the survey and in general the opinions about the future weren't good. these are the results:

Some people think that the economy will be worse than now because the prices will rise... but one boy think that the economy will be better because there will be much work for the young people and a lot of prosperity. I'm agree with him.

There are a lot of different opinions but everyone is important for the survey. Now the statistics are 64% No and 36% Yes. Will these results change next days?