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Consejos para padres y madres en relación a los contenidos no adecuados que sus hijos e hijas pueden ver a través de Internet

El presente itinerario de aprendizaje se centra en los contenidos del Bloque 2.- El mundo en que vivimos, del currículo de Educación Primaria, acercándonos a la geografía de Europa. Los tres recursos del itinerario contienen, así, una parte expositiva y una serie de actividades interactivas, como son: cuestionarios, juegos o actividades interactivas y tareas de investigación apoyadas con recursos de tipo fungible, elaboradas para trabajar en distintos tipos de agrupamientos ya sea en parejas o pequeños grupos. Todas ellas nos ayudarán a trabajar los paisajes europeos, las unidades del relieve y las aguas de Europa, ríos y lagos. Además, se incluyen actividades de aprendizaje cooperativo y rúbricas de evaluación.  

Canal de vídeos en Youtube de la Agència de Ciberseguretat de Catalunya.

Recurso didáctico que incluye ocho recomendaciones en formato póster digital y una animación con pautas básicas para crear contraseñas seguras.

Applet de GeoGebra que presenta un gráfico de barras representado pero sin datos y, bajo ciertas descripciones que se presentan en un contexto de un campeonato de fútbol sala y los goles marcados por cada uno de los equipos, hay que descubrir o identificar el equipo que representa a cada conjunto de datos y colocarlos (mediante el arrastre) en la parte correspondiente del gráfico. El gráfico se acompaña de preguntas y descripciones que ayudan a identificar los datos del gráfico y cómo manipularlos.

Infografía con pautas básicas para el buen uso de Internet por parte de los menores.

Recurso educativo en forma de Decálogo para la concienciación en torno al sexting.

5 consejos para que los peques de la casa hagan un uso seguro y responsable de Internet.

This Open Educational Resource (OER) is designed to enhance students’ English language proficiency and ICT skills through the engaging theme of superheroes. By participating in this project, learners will develop both key and specific competences while working within a creative and motivating context. Throughout the process, students will practice reading and writing emails, introducing themselves, describing people, debating, and making decisions. Additionally, they will learn to ask and answer yes/no questions using the verbs «to be» and «to have,» as well as comprehend and produce both oral and written texts.

The project also focuses on building vocabulary in various areas, including days of the week, time, clothing, weapons, physical and personality adjectives, sports, music, hobbies, powers and abilities, school subjects, and cultural elements such as the English breakfast. Pronunciation will be emphasized for common grammatical structures like «is/isn’t,» «are/aren’t,» «has/hasn’t,» «have/haven’t,» and modal verbs such as «can/can’t.» Students will also relate English vocabulary to their mother tongue, enhancing their understanding and retention, while translating voice messages and solving real-world problems.

In addition to language development, the OER promotes essential ICT and life skills. Students will use digital tools to design avatars, create presentations and posters, and conduct online research. They will also use online dictionaries to support pronunciation and comprehension, improving their research and visual design skills. The project encourages awareness of the 2030 Agenda and its Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), fostering critical thinking and global citizenship. Finally, learners will create their own CVs, preparing them for real-life applications and future challenges.

This OER will improve both English skills and ICT ones by using as a context the world of wizards. Students will develop the key competences and the specific competences. At the end of this project, they will have learnt:

• To read and write letters and emails and to analyse their structure.
• To debate, organise and take decisions.
• To describe what they are doing in a specific moment.
• To describe using the verb to be and to work in the past.
• Vocabulary related to personality description, wizards, jobs and professions, clothes, accessories, subjects and means of transports.
• To explain information and remember details.
• To develop research skills and visual design skills.
• To practice oral and written mediation by solving problems of students’ parents and helping new students.
• To translate messages in other languages
• To use the present continuous for future arrangements.
• To know the 2030 Agenda and its 17 SDG.
• To know Celtic names.