STUDENTS FROM 28 SECONDARY, THIRD GRADE.

PROJECT 

"SET OF INSTRUCTIONS ALBUM. Experiment"

Look this video, and you have to answer the next questions:

1.- What are the parts to  perform an experiment?

2.- What is the sequence you have to follow in a experiment?

3.- What kind of experiment is it?

Write the answers on your comment, don't forget to write your name and number list.

STUDENTS FROM 28 SECONDARY, 3ªD

HOMEWORK 12-10-18

INGLÉS: JORNAL Y TRAER EL MATERIAL PARA PROYECTO
QUIMICA: COLORANTE, UN GOTERO, 5 VASOS. MATERIAL POR EQUIPO
ESPAÑOL: TERMINAR TRABAJOS QUE LES FALTAN
HISTORIA: TERMINAR TRABAJOS QUE LES FALTAN
MATEMÁTICAS: TERMINAR TRABAJOS QUE LES FALTAN

RECUERDA QUE SER CUMPLIDO, AYUDARÁ A MEJORAR TUS CALIFICACIONES.

Students from Durango University

criminology class, here is your presentation rubric.

ASPECT	2 points	1 point	0 point
GENERAL PRESENTATION	It was complete (Introduction, development and closure) and an excellent exposition	It was regular and missed some aspects (introduction, development or closure).	It was disorganized and incomplete.
INFORMATION REQUIRED	The presentation has  clear information about  information seen in class (possessive form, personal pronouns, possessive pronouns and adjectives)	The presentation has   a little bit information about personal information. (possessive form, personal pronouns, possessive pronouns and adjectives)	The presentation has not information about personal information. (possessive form, personal pronouns, possessive pronouns and adjectives)
MATERIAL	The material used was useful to support the information.	The material used was not totally helpful to the information	The material was not useful.
VOLUME	I heard very well the exposition.	I can’t hear in some moments of the exposition.	I didn’t hear anything of the exposition.
USE OF ENGLISH	HE /SHE spoke and had an excellent  English fluency	HE/SHE spoke and had a regular English fluency	She/ he spoke and had  a bad English fluency

STUDENTS FROM 28 SECONDARY, THIRD GRADE

RUBRIC

ASPECT	2 points	1 point	0 point
GENERAL PRESENTATION	It was complete (Introduction, development and closure) and an excellent exposition	It was regular and missed some aspects (introduction, development or closure).	It was disorganized and incomplete.
INFORMATION REQUIRED	The presentation has  clear information about  complaint (health problems, should/ shouldn´t)	The presentation has   a little bit information about personal information (health problems, should/ shouldn´t)	The presentation has not information about personal information (health problems, should/ shouldn´t)
MATERIAL	The material used was useful to support the information.	The material used was not totally helpful to the information	The material was not useful.
TEAM WORK	They  were organized and We can see a team work.	They were a little                            bit disorganized, they can be better.	They were disorganized, they didn’t communicate among them.
USE OF ENGLISH	They spoke and had an excellent English fluency	They spoke and had a regular English fluency	They spoke and had a bad English fluency

STUDENTS FROM DURANGO UNIVERSITY. CRIMINOLOGY

THIS IS THE RUBRIC TO THE PRESENTATIONS

PRESENTATION RUBRIC 

ASPECT	2 points	1 point	0 point
GENERAL PRESENTATION	It was complete (Introduction, development and closure) and an excellent exposition	It was regular and missed some aspects (introduction, development or closure).	It was disorganized and incomplete.
INFORMATION REQUIRED	The presentation has  clear information about  personal information	The presentation has   a little bit information about personal information	The presentation has not information about personal information
MATERIAL	The material used was useful to support the information.	The material used was not totally helpful to the information	The material was not useful.
VOLUME	I heard very well the exposition.	I can’t hear in some moments of the exposition.	I didn’t hear anything of the exposition.
USE OF ENGLISH	They spoke and had an excellent  English fluency	They spoke and had a regular English fluency	They spoke and had  a bad English fluency

STUDENTS FROM 28 SECONDARY, THIRD GRADERS

THIS IS THE VERB LIST

REGULAR VERBS

cp	INFINITIVE	PAST TENSE	PAST PARTICIPLE	GERUND	SPANISH		INFINITIVE	PAST TENSE	PAST PARTICIPLE	GERUND	SPANISH
1	TO OPEN	OPENED	OPENED	OPENING	ABRIR	41	TO ARRIVE	ARRIVED	ARRIVED	ARRIVING	LLEGAR
2	TO ACCEPT	ACCEPTED	ACCEPTED	ACCEPTING	ACEPTAR	42	TO FILL	FILLED	FILLED	FILLING	LLENAR
3	TO LOVE	LOVED	LOVED	LOVING	AMAR	43	TO RAIN	RAINED	RAINED	RAINING	LLOVER
4	TO LEARN	LEARNED	LEARNED	LEARNING	APRENDER	44	TO LOOK	LOOKED	LOOKED	LOOKING	MIRAR
5	TO HURRY	HURRIED	HURRIED	HURRYING	APRESURARSE	45	TO SHOW	SHOWED	SHOWED	SHOWING	MOSTRAR
6	TO DARE	DARED	DARED	DARING	ATREVERSE	46	TO NEED	NEEDED	NEEDED	NEEDING	NECESITAR
7	TO HELP	HELPED	HELPED	HELPING	AYUDAR	47	TO NAME	NAMED	NAMED	NAMING	NOMBRAR
8	TO ERASE	ERASED	ERASED	ERASING	BORRAR	48	TO ORDER	ORDERED	ORDERED	ORDERING	ORDENAR
9	TO DANCE	DANCED	DANCED	DANCING	BAILAR	49	TO STOP	STOPPED	STOPPED	STOPPING	PARAR
10	TO CHANGE	CHANGED	CHANGED	CHANGING	CAMBIAR	50	TO STAY	STAYED	STAYED	STAYING	QUEDARSE
11	TO WALK	WALKED	WALKED	WALKING	CAMINAR	51	TO BELOG	BELONGED	BELONGED	BELONGING	PERTENECER
12	TO CLOSE	CLOSED	CLOSED	CLOSING	CERRAR	52	TO PLAN	PLANNED	PLANNED	PLANNING	PLANEAR
13	TO DATE	DATED	DATED	DATING	CITAR	53	TO PLANT	PLANTED	PLANTED	PLANTING	PLANTAR
14	TO COOK	COOKED	COOKED	COOKING	COCINAR	54	TO PRACTICE	PRACTICED	PRACTICED	PRACTICING	PRACTICAR
15	TO COUNT	COUNTED	COUNTED	COUNTING	CONTAR	55	TO ASK	ASKED	ASKED	ASKING	PREGUNTAR
16	TO CONSIDER	CONSIDERED	CONSIDERED	CONSIDERING	CONSIDERAR	56	TO WANT	WANTED	WANTED	WANTING	QUERER
17	TO ANSWER	ANSWERED	ANSWERED	ANSWERING	CONTESTAR	57	TO REMEMBER	REMEMBERED	REMEMBERED	REMEMBERING	RECORDAR
18	TO WISH	WISHED	WISHED	WISHING	DESEAR	58	TO RENT	RENTED	RENTED	RENTING	RENTAR
19	TO START	STARTED	STARTED	STARTING	EMPEZAR	59	TO REPEAT	REPEATED	REPEATED	REPEATING	REPETIR
20	TO PUSH	PUSHED	PUSHED	PUSHING	EMPUJAR	60	TO RESIST	RESISTED	RESISTED	RESISTING	RESISTIR
21	TO DELIVER	DELIVERED	DELIVERED	DELIVERING	ENTREGAR	61	TO JUMP	JUMPED	JUMPED	JUMPING	SALTAR
22	TO LISTEN	LISTENED	LISTENED	LISTENING	ESCUCHAR	62	TO FOLLOW	FOLLOWED	FOLLOWED	FOLLOWING	SEGUIR
23	TO EXPECT	EXPECTED	EXPECTED	EXPECTING	ESPERAR	63	TO POINT	POINTED	POINTED	POINTING	SEÑALAR
24	TO WAIT	WAITED	WAITED	WAITING	ESPERAR	64	TO END	ENDED	ENDED	ENDING	TERMINAR
25	TO STUDY	STUDIED	STUDIED	STUDYING	ESTUDIAR	65	TO WORK	WORKED	WORKED	WORKING	TRABAJAR
26	TO MISS	MISSED	MISSED	MISSING	EXTRAÑAR	66	TO TRY	TRIED	TRIED	TRYING	INTENTAR
27	TO SMOKE	SMOKED	SMOKED	SMOKING	FUMAR	67	TO CLIMB	CLIMBED	CLIMBED	CLIMBIING	TREPAR
28	TO ENJOY	ENJOYED	ENJOYED	ENJOYING	DISFRUTAR	68	TO USE	USED	USED	USING	USAR
29	TO TALK	TALKED	TALKED	TALKING	HABLAR	69	TO DRESS	DRESSED	DRESSED	DRESSING	VESTIR
30	TO INTEND	INTENDED	INTENDED	INTENDING	INTENTAR	70	TO TRAVEL	TRAVELED	TRAVELED	TRAVELING	VIAJAR
31	TO PLAY	PLAYED	PLAYED	PLAYING	JUGAR	71	TO VISIT	VISITED	VISITED	VISITING	VISITAR
32	TO WASH	WASHED	WASHED	WASHING	LAVAR	72	TO LIVE	LIVED	LIVED	LIVING	VIVIR
33	TO CLEAN	CLEANED	CLEANED	CLEANING	LIMPIAR	73	TO TURN	TURNED	TURNED	TURNING	VOLTEAR
34	TO UNDERLINE	UNDERLINED	UNDERLINED	UNDERLINING	SUBRAYAR	74	TO LABEL	LABELED	LABELED	LABELING	ETIQUETAR
35	TO CONTINUE	CONTINUED	CONTINUED	CONTINUING	CONTINUAR	75	TO ACT	ACTED	ACTED	ACTING	ACTUAR
36	TO COMPLETE	COMPLETED	COMPLETED	COMPLETING	COMPLETAR	76	TO INTERVIEW	INTERVIEWED	INTERVIEWED	INTERVIEWING	ENTREVISTAR
37	TO CHECK	CHECKED	CHECKED	CHECKING	CHECAR	77	TO INTRODUCE	INTRODUCED	INTRODUCED	INTRODUCING	PRESENTAR
38	TO MARK	MARKED	MARKED	MARKING	MARCAR	78	TO WATCH	WATCHED	WATCHED	WATCHING	OBSERVAR
39	TO MATCH	MATCHED	MATCHED	MATCHING	RELACIONAR	79	TO PAINT	PAINTED	PAINTED	PAINTING	PINTAR
40	TO SHARE	SHARED	SHARED	SHARING	COMPARTIR	80	TO INVITE	INVITED	INVITED	INVITING	INVITAR

IRREGULAR VERBS

	INFINITIVE	PAST TENSE	PAST PARTICIPLE	GERUND	SPANISH		INFINITIVE	PAST TENSE	PAST PARTICIPLE	GERUND	SPANISH
1	TO SWEEP	SWEPT	SWEPT	SWEEPING	BARRER	41	TO THINK	THOUGHT	THOUGHT	THINKING	PENSAR
2	TO DRINK	DRANK	DRUNK	DRINKING	BEBER	42	TO LET	LET	LET	LETTIG	DEJAR
3	TO RIDE	RODE	RIDDEN	RIDING	CABALGAR	43	TO PUT	PUT	PUT	PUTTING	PONER
4	TO FALL	FELL	FALLEN	FALLING	CAER	44	TO LEND	LENT	LENT	LENDING	PERMITIR
5	TO SING	SANG	SUNG	SINGING	CANTAR	45	TO STEAL	STOLE	STOLEN	STEALING	ROBAR
6	TO SET	SET	SET	SETTING	COLOCAR	46	TO BREAK	BROKE	BROKEN	BREAKING	ROMPER
7	TO EAT	ATE	EATEN	EATING	COMER	47	TO LEAVE	LEFT	LEFT	LEAVING	SALIR
8	TO BUY	BOUGHT	BOUGHT	BUYING	COMPRAR	48	TO SIT	SAT	SAT	SITTING	SENTARSE
9	TO MEET	MET	MET	MEETING	CONOCER	49	TO FEEL	FELT	FELT	FEELING	SENTIR
10	TO KNOW	KNEW	KNOWN	KNOWING	SABER	50	TO BE	WAS/WERE	BEEN	BEING	SER/ESTAR
11	TO GET	GOT	GOTTEN	GETTING	OBTENER	51	TO DREAM	DREAMT	DREAMT	DREAMING	SOÑAR
12	TO BUILD	BUILT	BUILT	BUILDING	CONSTRUIR	52	TO HOLD	HELD	HELD	HOLDING	SOSTENER
13	TO CUT	CUT	CUT	CUTTING	CORTAR	53	TO HAVE-HAS	HAD	HAD	HAVING	TENER
14	TO RUN	RAN	RUN	RUNNING	CORRER	54	TO THROW	THREW	THROWN	THROWING	TIRAR
15	TO GROW-UP	GREW-UP	GROWN-UP	GROWING-UP	CRECER	55	TO TAKE	TOOK	TAKEN	TAKING	TOMAR/LLEVAR
16	TO GIVE	GAVE	GIVEN	GIVING	DAR	56	TO BRING	BROUGHT	BROUGHT	BRINGING	TRAER
17	TO TELL	TOLD	TOLD	TELLING	DECIR	57	TO WEAR	WORE	WORN	WEARING	USAR
18	TO WAKE-UP	WOKE-UP	WOKEN-UP	WAKING-UP	DESPERTAR	58	TO SELL	SOLD	SOLD	SELLING	VENDER
19	TO SHOOT	SHOT	SHOT	SHOOTING	DISPARAR	59	TO COME	CAME	COME	COMING	VENIR
20	TO SLEEP	SLEPT	SLEPT	SLEEPING	DORMIR	60	TO SEE	SAW	SEEN	SEEING	VER
21	TO BEGIN	BEGAN	BEGUN	BEGINNING	EMPEZAR	61	TO FLY	FLEW	FLOWN	FLYNG	VOLAR
22	TO FIND	FOUND	FOUND	FINDING	ENCONTRAR	62	TO UNDERSTAND	UNDERSTOOD	UNDERSTOOD	UNDERSTANDING	ENTENDER
23	TO TEACH	TAUGHT	TAUGHT	TEACHING	ENSEÑAR	63	TO CHOOSE	CHOSE	CHOSE	CHOOSING	ESCOGER
24	TO WRITE	WROTE	WRITTEN	WRITING	ESCRIBIR	64	TO FEED	FED	FED	FEEDING	ALIMENTAR
25	TO WIN	WON	WON	WINNING	GANAR	65	TO COST	COST	COST	COSTING	COSTAR
26	TO KEEP	KEPT	KEPT	KEEPING	CONSERVAR	66	TO FIGHT	FOUGHT	FOUGHT	FIGHTING	PELEAR
27	TO SPEAK	SPOKE	SPOKEN	SPEAKING	HABLAR	67	TO LAY	LAID	LAID	LAYING	RECOSTARSE
28	TO DO	DID	DONE	DOING	HACER	68	TO SPEND	SPENT	SPENT	SPENDING	GASTAR
29	TO MAKE	MADE	MADE	MAKING	HACER	69	TO HIDE	HID	HID	HIDING	ESCONDER
30	TO HURT	HURT	HURT	HURTING	HERIR	70	TO FORBID	FORBADE	FORBIDDEN	FORBIDING	PROHIBIR
31	TO GO	WENT	GONE	GOING	IR	71	TO FORGIVE	FORGAVE	FORGIVEN	FORGIVING	PERDONAR
32	TO READ	READ	READ	READING	LEER	72	TO CATCH	CAUGHT	CAUGHT	CATCHING	ATRAPAR
33	TO BECOME	BECAME	BECOME	BECOMING	LLEGAR A SER	73	TO BLOW	BLEW	BLOWN	BLOWING	SOPLAR
34	TO SEND	SENT	SENT	SENDING	ENVIAR	74	TO BET	BET	BET	BETTING	APOSTAR
35	TO DRIVE	DROVE	DRIVEN	DRIVING	CONDUCIR	75	TO BURN	BURNT	BURNT	BURNNING	QUEMAR
36	TO SWIM	SWAM	SWUM	SWIMMING	NADAR	76	TO MISTAKE	MISTOOK	MISTAKEN	MISTAKING	EQUIVOCARSE
37	TO HEAR	HEARD	HEARD	HEARING	OIR	77	TO RING	RANG	RUNG	RINGING	TIMBRAR
38	TO FORGET	FORGOT	FORGOTTEN	FORGETTING	OLVIDAR	78	TO RISE	ROSEE	RISEN	RISING	LEVANTAR
39	TO PAY	PAID	PAID	PAYING	PAGAR	79	TO SEEK	SOUGHT	SOUGHT	SEEKING	BUSCAR
40	TO HIT	HIT	HIT	HITTING	PEGAR	80	TO LIE	LAY	LAIN	LYING	MENTIR