lunes, 9 de abril de 2018

Social Science: Unit 5 "The Ancient Age"


THE ANCIENT AGE

The Ancient Age began when humans invented the "WRITING"



In the Ancient Age different civilizations came to the Iberian Peninsula.



"PHOENICIANS AND CARTHAGINIANS"



"THE ANCIENT GREEKS"


The Ancient Greeks were polytheistic. They believed in many GODS




Social Science: Unit 4 "The Age of Metals"


THE AGE OF METALS

Around 2000 years b.C humans discovered how to transform minerals into METALS.

In the Age of Metals two different civilizations lived in the Iberian Peninsula.


"CELTS AND IBERIANS"






Social Science: Unit 4 "The Neolithic and the Age of Metals"


THE NEOLITHIC

Around 10.000 years b.C, humans became sedentary. This means that humans lived in the same place and don´t move from one place to another to find food. 

In the Neolithic Age:

1)Humans cultivated crops and domesticated animals.

2)We invented pottery to make new tools and ornaments.

3) Humans invented boats.

4) First villages were formed near the rivers.

The following videos can help us to understand the most important changes in the "NEOLITHIC REVOLUTION"








lunes, 5 de marzo de 2018

Social Science: Unit 4 "The Paleolithic"


THE PALEOLITHIC

In the Paleolithic prehistoric humans arrived to the Iberian Peninsula



They lived in caves and shelters




They hunted animals and gathered fruits.




Prehistoric humans discovered fire




In the Paleolithic, people moved all the time. They were nomads




They used tools to make clothes, cut meat, hunt or fight against other tribes.




Prehistoric humans painted many caves in the Iberian Peninsula. 

The "Altamira Cave" is one of the most famous.






Social Science: Unit 4 "Prehistory"


UNIT 4: PREHISTORY

In this unit we are going to study the HUMAN HISTORY.

The beginning of human history is Prehistory.

Along millions of years prehistoric humans moved around the world and evolucionated




They discovered how to hunt animals, make tools or how to use fire.



Prehistory is divided into three parts: Paleolithic, Neolithic and The Age of Metals.