5th Grade A
Quan la Curiositat es converteix en Ciència!
Science starts with a WHY
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⭐ Betlem d’Estrelles de la Ciència
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Modalitat 1: Exposició sobre dones cientíques.
5è A
El Betlem d’Estrelles de la Ciència és un recorregut viu per escenes protagonitzades per dones científiques que han il·luminat el coneixement humà, des de l’estudi de les estrelles fins a la ciència que ens alimenta cada dia.
Abans de parlar del menjar que ens alimenta el cos, parlarem de dones que han alimentat la ciència. Aquestes dones no cuinaven plats o investigaren sobre l'alimentació, però sense elles avui no entendríem l’univers… ni moltes coses del nostre dia a dia.
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Avui dia un betlem no només explica una història religiosa, també pot explicar altres històries importants.
Per tant "Tunejam, actualitzam i incluim el nostre passat, present i futur aprofitant els coneixements"
⭐ constel·lació de coneixement i valors.
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Constel.lació de la cura: Persones que es retroalimentaren per millorar la societat Ignaz Semmelweis, Florence Nightingale, Joseph Lister, Alice Hamilton, Florence Kelley
Constel.lació dels càlculs:Harvard Computers Annie Jump Cannon i Henrietta Swan Leavitt
Constel.lació dels sabors: Dones científiques individuals vinculades a l’alimentació Rita Rapp, Marie Maynard Daly, Pamela C. Rondald, Noemi Boqué Terré, Mary Klicka
⭐ constel·lació de coneixement i valors.
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Constel.lació de la inspiració: Innovadores socials o educatives Mary Anderson (invents), Margalida Jofre i Roca i Sor Teresa Cañamás Martínez (educació)
Constel.lació de la col·laboració Col·laboracions famílies o parelles Caroline Herschel i William, Marie i Pierre Curie, Louis i Mary Leakey Dorothea Bate i Dorothy Garrod, Katia i Maurice Krafft
⭐ constel·lació de coneixement i valors.
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Constel·lació (nom femení) 1.- Astronomia: Grup d’estrelles que, vist des de la Terra, forma un dibuix o figura imaginària, amb nom i història pròpia (per exemple, Orió, Cassiopea). 2.- Figurat: Conjunt d’elements o persones relacionats entre si que formen un conjunt destacat o coherent. Ex.: “Una constel·lació de científiques que han marcat la història.” Origen: Del llatí constellātiō, de con- (“amb”) + stella (“estrella”).
Constellation of Flavours :
Today we will meet five amazing women scientists. They have helped people with food, nutrition, and health. Some worked with plants, some with the human body, and some with food for astronauts. They show us that science can improve our lives. We will learn about their work, their discoveries, and the changes they made in the world.
Rita Rapp
Noemi Boqué Terré
Marie Maynard Daly
Pamela C. Ronald
Mary Klicka
Constellation of Calculations:
Today we will meet two amazing women scientists: Annie Jump Cannon and Henrietta Swan Leavitt. They worked at Harvard Observatory and were called the “Harvard Computers.” They studied the stars and classified them to understand the universe. Annie and Henrietta worked together and helped each other. Their teamwork showed that science is better when people share ideas. We will learn how their discoveries help us see and understand the stars today.
Henrietta Swan Leavitt
Annie Jump Cannon
Constellation of Care:
Today we will meet five amazing people who helped improve health and safety. Ignaz Semmelweis, Florence Nightingale, and Joseph Lister helped hospitals and doctors. Alice Hamilton and Florence Kelley worked to make factories safer for workers and children. They showed that washing hands, clean equipment, light, air, and safety are very important. We will learn how their discoveries changed hospitals, factories, and society.
Ignaz Semmelweis
Alice Hamilton
Florence Kelley
Florence Nightingale
Joseph Lister
Constellation of Collaboration:
Today we will learn about scientists who worked together. They were brothers, couples, or close collaborators. They shared ideas, work, and discoveries. They show us that science is stronger when people help each other. This constellation teaches us the importance of teamwork and trust.
Caroline
& William Herschel
Marie
& Pierre Curie
Mary
& Louis Leakey
Katia
& Maurice Krafft
Dorothea Bate
& Dorothy Garrod
Constellation of Inspiration:
Today we will learn about three amazing women who inspired others. They worked in different fields: inventions and education. Mary Anderson invented something new. Margalida Jofre i Roca and Sor Teresa Cañamás Martínez helped children and schools. They show us that creativity and dedication can change the world. Their stories teach us the value of helping others and sharing knowledge.
Sor Teresa Cañamás Martínez
Margalida Jofre i Roca
Mary Anderson
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⭐ Betlem d’Estrelles de la Ciència
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Modalitat 1: Exposició sobre dones cientíques.
5è A
Així doncs, durant la setmana de l'11 F, 5è A farà representacions a l'aula d'anglès explicant els 5 blocs. L'alumnat de l'escola podrà decidir a quin vol anar.
A banda, 5è A deixarà en préstec els llibres que han creat sobre aquestes dones científiques; així com les targetes autobiogràfiques.
Making Of: From Idea to Final Project
learning step by step
Volem mostrar-vos una mica del nostre procés, des de les primeres idees fins al resultat final que presentarem al concurs. Durant tot el camí hem après molt, hem treballat en equip i hem experimentat amb diferents idees. Ens fa il·lusió compartir com hem arribat fins aquí, sense pretendre que sigui perfecte, però sí que reflecteix l’esforç i la dedicació de tots.
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eVIDENCES...
COMING SOON
Mary Klicka 1.- Mary Klicka was born in 1921 in Canada. 2.- She died in 2007 in the United States. 3.- She was a dietitian and food technologist for the U.S. Army. 4.- She worked on food for soldiers and astronauts. 5.- She designed Meals Ready-to-Eat (MREs). 6.- She helped create food for Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo missions. 7.- She worked with the United Nations on food rations. 8.- She published research about food and nutrition. 9.- She received civilian awards for her work. 10.- Her work helped people eat in extreme conditions.
Noemi Boqué Terré 1.- Noemi Boqué Terré was born in 1982. 2.- She lives in Tarragona, Spain. 3.- She studied Human Nutrition and Dietetics at the University of Barcelona. 4.- She completed a Master’s in Nutrition and Metabolism at the University of Navarra. 5.- She earned a Doctorate at the University of Navarra. 6.- She works at the Technological Centre of Catalonia. 7.- She is in the Nutrition and Health Unit. 8.- She studies clinical nutrition, precision nutrition, and digital health. 9.- She helps people improve their health with nutrition. 10.- Her work supports healthier communities and better food habits.
Dorothy Garrod & Dorothea Bate
Al 1923, Dorothy Garrod i Dorothea Bate es van conèixer, però no va ser fins més endavant que van començar a col·laborar directament. La seva primera excavació conjunta es va donar a les coves del Mont Carmel, a Palestina, dins del projecte que culminaria amb l’obra The Stone Age of Mount Carmel. A partir de l’any 1929, Garrod va començar a enviar a Bate restes perquè les estudiés, i finalment, el 1934, Bate es va incorporar al camp d’excavació. Aquesta col·laboració és un exemple clar de com el treball en xarxa i la cooperació científica van ser essencials per als avenços en l’arqueologia.
The Stone Age of Mount Carmel:
Excavations at the Wady el-Mughara. By D. A. E. Garrod and D. M. A. Bate. (Report of the Joint Expedition of the British School of Archæology in Jerusalem and the American School of Prehistoric Research, 1929–1934.) Vol. 1. Pp. xii + 240 + 55 plates. (Oxford: Clarendon Press ; London: Oxford University Press, 1937.) 42s. net.
Ignaz Semmelweis 1.- Ignaz Semmelweis was born in 1818 in Hungary. 2.- He died in 1865. 3.- He was a doctor. 4.- He worked in hospitals in Vienna. 5.- He discovered the importance of washing hands. 6.- He reduced infections and deaths in hospitals. 7.- He showed doctors that germs spread from hands. 8.- His work saved many lives. 9.- He was not fully recognized during his life. 10.- Today, he is remembered as the “savior of mothers.”
Louis Leakey 1.- Louis Leakey was born in 1903 in Kenya. 2.- He died in 1972. 3.- He was an archaeologist. 4.- He studied human origins. 5.- He worked with his wife Mary Leakey. 6.- He researched early humans in Africa. 7.- He supported women scientists. 8.- He made important discoveries. 9.- He worked many years in the field. 10.- He believed in shared research.
Sor Teresa Cañamás Martínez (Education) 1.- Sor Teresa Cañamás Martínez was born in Oliva, Valencia, Spain. 2.- She arrived in Palma in 1976. 3.- She became the principal of La Puríssima school. 4.- She completely transformed the school. 5.- Under her leadership, it became the first integration center in all of Spain. 6.- In the 1980s, students with hearing disabilities began to study alongside children without disabilities. 7.- She cared for children with hearing disabilities and other needs. 8.- She trained teachers and shared her experience. 9.- She inspired many students and teachers and was a mentor to many. 10.- She is remembered for her dedication, kindness, and pioneering work in inclusive education.
Caroline Herschel 1.- Caroline Herschel was born in 1750 in Germany. 2.- She died in 1848. 3.- She was an astronomer. 4.- She worked with her brother William Herschel. 5.- She discovered several comets. 6.- She helped William observe the sky. 7.- She organized and recorded star data. 8.- She became the first paid woman astronomer. 9.- She received awards for her work. 10.- She showed that teamwork can lead to discovery.
William Herschel 1.- William Herschel was born in 1738 in Germany. 2.- He died in 1822. 3.- He was an astronomer. 4.- He worked closely with his sister Caroline. 5.- He discovered the planet Uranus. 6.- He studied stars and galaxies. 7.- He built telescopes. 8.- He trusted Caroline’s observations. 9.- He became famous in his time. 10.- His work shows the power of family collaboration.
Florence Nightingale 1.- Florence Nightingale was born in 1820 in England. 2.- She died in 1910. 3.- She was a nurse and a social reformer. 4.- She worked in hospitals during the Crimean War. 5.- She improved light, air, and comfort for patients. 6.- She wrote about hospital hygiene and care. 7.- She trained many nurses. 8.- She made hospitals safer and healthier. 9.- She received many awards for her work. 10.- She is remembered as the “Lady with the Lamp.”
Katia Krafft1.- Katia Krafft was born in 1942 in France. 2.- She died in 1991. 3.- She was a volcanologist. 4.- She studied volcanoes. 5.- She worked with her husband Maurice Krafft. 6.- She filmed volcanic eruptions. 7.- She helped people understand volcano dangers. 8.- She traveled around the world. 9.- She loved science and adventure. 10.- She died studying a volcano.
Marie Maynard Daly 1.- Marie Maynard Daly was born in 1921. 2.- She died in 2003. 3.- She was an American scientist. 4.- She lived in the 20th century. 5.- She studied chemistry and the heart. 6.- She researched high blood pressure. 7.- She discovered how blood pressure affects arteries. 8.- She was the first African-American woman in the US to earn a PhD in chemistry. 9.- She received recognition for her research. 10.- Her work helped people understand heart health.
Alice Hamilton 1.- Alice Hamilton was born in 1869 in the United States. 2.- She died in 1970. 3.- She was a doctor and researcher. 4.- She studied safety in factories. 5.- She found dangerous chemicals and bad working conditions. 6.- She helped make workplaces safer. 7.- She taught workers about health and safety. 8.- She advised the government on labor laws. 9.- She received awards for her work in public health. 10.- She is remembered as a pioneer in occupational health.
Mary Anderson (Inventor) 1.- Mary Anderson was born in 1866 in the United States. 2.- She died in 1953. 3.- She was an inventor. 4.- She invented the windshield wiper for cars. 5.- She worked to make driving safer. 6.- She received a patent for her invention in 1903. 7.- She improved technology that people use every day. 8.- She showed creativity and problem-solving skills. 9.- Her invention is still important today. 10.- She is remembered as a pioneering woman inventor.
Dorothea Bate1.- Dorothea Bate was born in 1878 in England. 2.- She died in 1951. 3.- She was a paleontologist. 4.- She studied ancient animals. 5.- She worked with Dorothy Garrod. 6.- She discovered fossil animals. 7.- She worked in caves and difficult places. 8.- She was mostly self-taught. 9.- She became respected for her work. 10.- She showed that collaboration helps science grow.
Maurice Krafft1.- Maurice Krafft was born in 1946 in France. 2.- He died in 1991. 3.- He was a volcanologist. 4.- He worked with his wife Katia. 5.- He studied volcanic eruptions. 6.- He took photos and videos of volcanoes. 7.- He shared knowledge with the public. 8.- He worked closely with Katia. 9.- He helped save lives with science. 10.- His work shows strong partnership in science.
Dorothy Garrod1.- Dorothy Garrod was born in 1892 in England. 2.- She died in 1968. 3.- She was an archaeologist. 4.- She studied early humans. 5.- She worked with Dorothea Bate. 6.- She led important excavations. 7.- She became the first woman professor at Cambridge. 8.- She supported women in science. 9.- She received recognition for her work. 10.- She believed in teamwork and equality.
Joseph Lister 1.- Joseph Lister was born in 1827 in England. 2.- He died in 1912. 3.- He was a surgeon. 4.- He improved surgical practices. 5.- He used antiseptics to clean hands and instruments. 6.- He reduced infections in surgeries. 7.- He studied how germs spread in hospitals. 8.- He taught doctors new ways to prevent infections. 9.- He received recognition for his discoveries. 10.- He is remembered as a pioneer of antiseptic surgery.
Henrietta Swan Leavitt 1.- Henrietta Swan Leavitt was born in 1868 in the United States. 2.- She died in 1921. 3.- She was an American astronomer. 4.- She worked at Harvard Observatory. 5.- She studied stars called “variable stars.” 6.- She discovered a way to measure distances in space. 7.- She worked with Annie Jump Cannon and other women scientists. 8.- Her discoveries helped astronomers understand the universe. 9.- She received recognition for her research after her death. 10.- She is remembered for her important work on stars and distances.
Pierre Curie 1.- Pierre Curie was born in 1859 in France. 2.- He died in 1906. 3.- He was a physicist. 4.- He worked with Marie Curie. 5.- He studied radiation and magnetism. 6.- He shared his discoveries with Marie. 7.- They worked as equals. 8.- He won a Nobel Prize with Marie. 9.- He believed in teamwork. 10.- His work helped modern science grow.
🔹 Connection between Margalida Jofre i Roca, Sor Teresa, and La Puríssima School 1.- Margalida Jofre i Roca studied at Escuela La Purísima in Barcelona, a school only for deaf girls. 2.- She opened a first school for deaf children in Palma. 3.- The first school became too small, so she opened a second school. 4.- It was the first school for deaf children in the Balearic Islands. 5.- At the beginning, the school only taught students with hearing disabilities. 6.- Sor Teresa Cañamás Martínez came to Palma in 1976. 7.- In the 80's, she made the school inclusive, welcoming all students, with and without disabilities. 8.- This changed the school from a special school to an inclusive school. 9.- Today, Escola La Puríssima in Palma still exists as a school for deaf children, thanks to their work. 10.- Margalida and Sor Teresa worked together in history: Margalida started it, Sor Teresa expanded and integrated it, and today the school continues their legacy.
Mary Leakey1.- Mary Leakey was born in 1913 in England.2.- She died in 1996. 3.- She was an archaeologist. 4.- She worked with her husband Louis. 5.- She discovered ancient human fossils. 6.- She found early human footprints. 7.- She worked carefully and patiently. 8.- She continued her work alone after Louis died. 9.- She became very respected. 10.- Her work helped us understand human history.
Pamela C. Rondald 1.- Pamela Ronald was born in 1961 in California. 2.- She is an American scientist. 3.- She studies plants and rice. 4.- She works to improve crops and fight hunger. 5.- She found a gene called Xa21 for rice disease resistance. 6.- She helped make rice survive floods with a gene called Sub1. 7.- She combines biotechnology and organic farming. 8.- She is married to a farmer who grows organic crops. 9.- She received awards and became a member of scientific academies. 10.- Her work helps farmers grow more food safely and sustainably.
Florence Kelley 1.- Florence Kelley was born in 1859 in the United States. 2.- She died in 1932. 3.- She was a social reformer. 4.- She worked to protect children in factories. 5.- She improved working conditions for women and children. 6.- She fought for labor laws and shorter work hours. 7.- She studied health and safety in workplaces. 8.- She helped pass new laws for workers. 9.- She received recognition for her reforms. 10.- She is remembered as a leader in labor and social justice.
Annie Jump Cannon 1.- Annie Jump Cannon was born in 1863 in the United States. 2.- She died in 1941. 3.- She was an American astronomer. 4.- She worked at Harvard Observatory. 5.- She classified hundreds of thousands of stars. 6.- She created a system to organize stars by their light. 7.- She worked with Henrietta Swan Leavitt and other women scientists. 8.- She helped people understand the universe better. 9.- She received awards for her work in astronomy. 10.- She is remembered as a pioneer in the study of stars.
Marie Curie 1.- Marie Curie was born in 1867 in Poland. 2.- She died in 1934. 3.- She was a scientist. 4.- She studied radioactivity. 5.- She worked with her husband Pierre Curie. 6.- She discovered two new elements. 7.- She won two Nobel Prizes. 8.- She worked very hard despite difficulties. 9.- She changed science forever. 10.- She is remembered as a great woman scientist.
Rita Rapp
Rita1.- Rapp was born in 1919. 2.- She died in 1999. 3.- She was an American scientist. 4.- She lived in the 20th century. 5.- She studied food and nutrition. 6.- She worked for NASA. 7.- She helped design astronauts’ food. 8.- She made space food safe and tasty. 9.- She received awards for her work. 10.- She helped people eat healthy in space.
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5th Grade A
Quan la Curiositat es converteix en Ciència!
Science starts with a WHY
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🌟✨
🌟✨
⭐ Betlem d’Estrelles de la Ciència
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Modalitat 1: Exposició sobre dones cientíques.
5è A
El Betlem d’Estrelles de la Ciència és un recorregut viu per escenes protagonitzades per dones científiques que han il·luminat el coneixement humà, des de l’estudi de les estrelles fins a la ciència que ens alimenta cada dia.
Abans de parlar del menjar que ens alimenta el cos, parlarem de dones que han alimentat la ciència. Aquestes dones no cuinaven plats o investigaren sobre l'alimentació, però sense elles avui no entendríem l’univers… ni moltes coses del nostre dia a dia.
🌟✨
🌟✨
🌟✨
🌟✨
🌟✨
🌟✨
🌟✨
🌟✨
Avui dia un betlem no només explica una història religiosa, també pot explicar altres històries importants.
Per tant "Tunejam, actualitzam i incluim el nostre passat, present i futur aprofitant els coneixements"
⭐ constel·lació de coneixement i valors.
🌟✨
🌟✨
🌟✨
🌟✨
🌟✨
🌟✨
🌟✨
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Constel.lació de la cura: Persones que es retroalimentaren per millorar la societat Ignaz Semmelweis, Florence Nightingale, Joseph Lister, Alice Hamilton, Florence Kelley
Constel.lació dels càlculs:Harvard Computers Annie Jump Cannon i Henrietta Swan Leavitt
Constel.lació dels sabors: Dones científiques individuals vinculades a l’alimentació Rita Rapp, Marie Maynard Daly, Pamela C. Rondald, Noemi Boqué Terré, Mary Klicka
⭐ constel·lació de coneixement i valors.
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Constel.lació de la inspiració: Innovadores socials o educatives Mary Anderson (invents), Margalida Jofre i Roca i Sor Teresa Cañamás Martínez (educació)
Constel.lació de la col·laboració Col·laboracions famílies o parelles Caroline Herschel i William, Marie i Pierre Curie, Louis i Mary Leakey Dorothea Bate i Dorothy Garrod, Katia i Maurice Krafft
⭐ constel·lació de coneixement i valors.
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🌟✨
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Constel·lació (nom femení) 1.- Astronomia: Grup d’estrelles que, vist des de la Terra, forma un dibuix o figura imaginària, amb nom i història pròpia (per exemple, Orió, Cassiopea). 2.- Figurat: Conjunt d’elements o persones relacionats entre si que formen un conjunt destacat o coherent. Ex.: “Una constel·lació de científiques que han marcat la història.” Origen: Del llatí constellātiō, de con- (“amb”) + stella (“estrella”).
Constellation of Flavours :
Today we will meet five amazing women scientists. They have helped people with food, nutrition, and health. Some worked with plants, some with the human body, and some with food for astronauts. They show us that science can improve our lives. We will learn about their work, their discoveries, and the changes they made in the world.
Rita Rapp
Noemi Boqué Terré
Marie Maynard Daly
Pamela C. Ronald
Mary Klicka
Constellation of Calculations:
Today we will meet two amazing women scientists: Annie Jump Cannon and Henrietta Swan Leavitt. They worked at Harvard Observatory and were called the “Harvard Computers.” They studied the stars and classified them to understand the universe. Annie and Henrietta worked together and helped each other. Their teamwork showed that science is better when people share ideas. We will learn how their discoveries help us see and understand the stars today.
Henrietta Swan Leavitt
Annie Jump Cannon
Constellation of Care:
Today we will meet five amazing people who helped improve health and safety. Ignaz Semmelweis, Florence Nightingale, and Joseph Lister helped hospitals and doctors. Alice Hamilton and Florence Kelley worked to make factories safer for workers and children. They showed that washing hands, clean equipment, light, air, and safety are very important. We will learn how their discoveries changed hospitals, factories, and society.
Ignaz Semmelweis
Alice Hamilton
Florence Kelley
Florence Nightingale
Joseph Lister
Constellation of Collaboration:
Today we will learn about scientists who worked together. They were brothers, couples, or close collaborators. They shared ideas, work, and discoveries. They show us that science is stronger when people help each other. This constellation teaches us the importance of teamwork and trust.
Caroline
& William Herschel
Marie
& Pierre Curie
Mary
& Louis Leakey
Katia
& Maurice Krafft
Dorothea Bate
& Dorothy Garrod
Constellation of Inspiration:
Today we will learn about three amazing women who inspired others. They worked in different fields: inventions and education. Mary Anderson invented something new. Margalida Jofre i Roca and Sor Teresa Cañamás Martínez helped children and schools. They show us that creativity and dedication can change the world. Their stories teach us the value of helping others and sharing knowledge.
Sor Teresa Cañamás Martínez
Margalida Jofre i Roca
Mary Anderson
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⭐ Betlem d’Estrelles de la Ciència
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Modalitat 1: Exposició sobre dones cientíques.
5è A
Així doncs, durant la setmana de l'11 F, 5è A farà representacions a l'aula d'anglès explicant els 5 blocs. L'alumnat de l'escola podrà decidir a quin vol anar.
A banda, 5è A deixarà en préstec els llibres que han creat sobre aquestes dones científiques; així com les targetes autobiogràfiques.
Making Of: From Idea to Final Project
learning step by step
Volem mostrar-vos una mica del nostre procés, des de les primeres idees fins al resultat final que presentarem al concurs. Durant tot el camí hem après molt, hem treballat en equip i hem experimentat amb diferents idees. Ens fa il·lusió compartir com hem arribat fins aquí, sense pretendre que sigui perfecte, però sí que reflecteix l’esforç i la dedicació de tots.
Info
eVIDENCES...
COMING SOON
Mary Klicka 1.- Mary Klicka was born in 1921 in Canada. 2.- She died in 2007 in the United States. 3.- She was a dietitian and food technologist for the U.S. Army. 4.- She worked on food for soldiers and astronauts. 5.- She designed Meals Ready-to-Eat (MREs). 6.- She helped create food for Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo missions. 7.- She worked with the United Nations on food rations. 8.- She published research about food and nutrition. 9.- She received civilian awards for her work. 10.- Her work helped people eat in extreme conditions.
Noemi Boqué Terré 1.- Noemi Boqué Terré was born in 1982. 2.- She lives in Tarragona, Spain. 3.- She studied Human Nutrition and Dietetics at the University of Barcelona. 4.- She completed a Master’s in Nutrition and Metabolism at the University of Navarra. 5.- She earned a Doctorate at the University of Navarra. 6.- She works at the Technological Centre of Catalonia. 7.- She is in the Nutrition and Health Unit. 8.- She studies clinical nutrition, precision nutrition, and digital health. 9.- She helps people improve their health with nutrition. 10.- Her work supports healthier communities and better food habits.
Dorothy Garrod & Dorothea Bate
Al 1923, Dorothy Garrod i Dorothea Bate es van conèixer, però no va ser fins més endavant que van començar a col·laborar directament. La seva primera excavació conjunta es va donar a les coves del Mont Carmel, a Palestina, dins del projecte que culminaria amb l’obra The Stone Age of Mount Carmel. A partir de l’any 1929, Garrod va començar a enviar a Bate restes perquè les estudiés, i finalment, el 1934, Bate es va incorporar al camp d’excavació. Aquesta col·laboració és un exemple clar de com el treball en xarxa i la cooperació científica van ser essencials per als avenços en l’arqueologia.
The Stone Age of Mount Carmel: Excavations at the Wady el-Mughara. By D. A. E. Garrod and D. M. A. Bate. (Report of the Joint Expedition of the British School of Archæology in Jerusalem and the American School of Prehistoric Research, 1929–1934.) Vol. 1. Pp. xii + 240 + 55 plates. (Oxford: Clarendon Press ; London: Oxford University Press, 1937.) 42s. net.
Ignaz Semmelweis 1.- Ignaz Semmelweis was born in 1818 in Hungary. 2.- He died in 1865. 3.- He was a doctor. 4.- He worked in hospitals in Vienna. 5.- He discovered the importance of washing hands. 6.- He reduced infections and deaths in hospitals. 7.- He showed doctors that germs spread from hands. 8.- His work saved many lives. 9.- He was not fully recognized during his life. 10.- Today, he is remembered as the “savior of mothers.”
Louis Leakey 1.- Louis Leakey was born in 1903 in Kenya. 2.- He died in 1972. 3.- He was an archaeologist. 4.- He studied human origins. 5.- He worked with his wife Mary Leakey. 6.- He researched early humans in Africa. 7.- He supported women scientists. 8.- He made important discoveries. 9.- He worked many years in the field. 10.- He believed in shared research.
Sor Teresa Cañamás Martínez (Education) 1.- Sor Teresa Cañamás Martínez was born in Oliva, Valencia, Spain. 2.- She arrived in Palma in 1976. 3.- She became the principal of La Puríssima school. 4.- She completely transformed the school. 5.- Under her leadership, it became the first integration center in all of Spain. 6.- In the 1980s, students with hearing disabilities began to study alongside children without disabilities. 7.- She cared for children with hearing disabilities and other needs. 8.- She trained teachers and shared her experience. 9.- She inspired many students and teachers and was a mentor to many. 10.- She is remembered for her dedication, kindness, and pioneering work in inclusive education.
Caroline Herschel 1.- Caroline Herschel was born in 1750 in Germany. 2.- She died in 1848. 3.- She was an astronomer. 4.- She worked with her brother William Herschel. 5.- She discovered several comets. 6.- She helped William observe the sky. 7.- She organized and recorded star data. 8.- She became the first paid woman astronomer. 9.- She received awards for her work. 10.- She showed that teamwork can lead to discovery.
William Herschel 1.- William Herschel was born in 1738 in Germany. 2.- He died in 1822. 3.- He was an astronomer. 4.- He worked closely with his sister Caroline. 5.- He discovered the planet Uranus. 6.- He studied stars and galaxies. 7.- He built telescopes. 8.- He trusted Caroline’s observations. 9.- He became famous in his time. 10.- His work shows the power of family collaboration.
Florence Nightingale 1.- Florence Nightingale was born in 1820 in England. 2.- She died in 1910. 3.- She was a nurse and a social reformer. 4.- She worked in hospitals during the Crimean War. 5.- She improved light, air, and comfort for patients. 6.- She wrote about hospital hygiene and care. 7.- She trained many nurses. 8.- She made hospitals safer and healthier. 9.- She received many awards for her work. 10.- She is remembered as the “Lady with the Lamp.”
Katia Krafft1.- Katia Krafft was born in 1942 in France. 2.- She died in 1991. 3.- She was a volcanologist. 4.- She studied volcanoes. 5.- She worked with her husband Maurice Krafft. 6.- She filmed volcanic eruptions. 7.- She helped people understand volcano dangers. 8.- She traveled around the world. 9.- She loved science and adventure. 10.- She died studying a volcano.
Marie Maynard Daly 1.- Marie Maynard Daly was born in 1921. 2.- She died in 2003. 3.- She was an American scientist. 4.- She lived in the 20th century. 5.- She studied chemistry and the heart. 6.- She researched high blood pressure. 7.- She discovered how blood pressure affects arteries. 8.- She was the first African-American woman in the US to earn a PhD in chemistry. 9.- She received recognition for her research. 10.- Her work helped people understand heart health.
Alice Hamilton 1.- Alice Hamilton was born in 1869 in the United States. 2.- She died in 1970. 3.- She was a doctor and researcher. 4.- She studied safety in factories. 5.- She found dangerous chemicals and bad working conditions. 6.- She helped make workplaces safer. 7.- She taught workers about health and safety. 8.- She advised the government on labor laws. 9.- She received awards for her work in public health. 10.- She is remembered as a pioneer in occupational health.
Mary Anderson (Inventor) 1.- Mary Anderson was born in 1866 in the United States. 2.- She died in 1953. 3.- She was an inventor. 4.- She invented the windshield wiper for cars. 5.- She worked to make driving safer. 6.- She received a patent for her invention in 1903. 7.- She improved technology that people use every day. 8.- She showed creativity and problem-solving skills. 9.- Her invention is still important today. 10.- She is remembered as a pioneering woman inventor.
Dorothea Bate1.- Dorothea Bate was born in 1878 in England. 2.- She died in 1951. 3.- She was a paleontologist. 4.- She studied ancient animals. 5.- She worked with Dorothy Garrod. 6.- She discovered fossil animals. 7.- She worked in caves and difficult places. 8.- She was mostly self-taught. 9.- She became respected for her work. 10.- She showed that collaboration helps science grow.
Maurice Krafft1.- Maurice Krafft was born in 1946 in France. 2.- He died in 1991. 3.- He was a volcanologist. 4.- He worked with his wife Katia. 5.- He studied volcanic eruptions. 6.- He took photos and videos of volcanoes. 7.- He shared knowledge with the public. 8.- He worked closely with Katia. 9.- He helped save lives with science. 10.- His work shows strong partnership in science.
Dorothy Garrod1.- Dorothy Garrod was born in 1892 in England. 2.- She died in 1968. 3.- She was an archaeologist. 4.- She studied early humans. 5.- She worked with Dorothea Bate. 6.- She led important excavations. 7.- She became the first woman professor at Cambridge. 8.- She supported women in science. 9.- She received recognition for her work. 10.- She believed in teamwork and equality.
Joseph Lister 1.- Joseph Lister was born in 1827 in England. 2.- He died in 1912. 3.- He was a surgeon. 4.- He improved surgical practices. 5.- He used antiseptics to clean hands and instruments. 6.- He reduced infections in surgeries. 7.- He studied how germs spread in hospitals. 8.- He taught doctors new ways to prevent infections. 9.- He received recognition for his discoveries. 10.- He is remembered as a pioneer of antiseptic surgery.
Henrietta Swan Leavitt 1.- Henrietta Swan Leavitt was born in 1868 in the United States. 2.- She died in 1921. 3.- She was an American astronomer. 4.- She worked at Harvard Observatory. 5.- She studied stars called “variable stars.” 6.- She discovered a way to measure distances in space. 7.- She worked with Annie Jump Cannon and other women scientists. 8.- Her discoveries helped astronomers understand the universe. 9.- She received recognition for her research after her death. 10.- She is remembered for her important work on stars and distances.
Pierre Curie 1.- Pierre Curie was born in 1859 in France. 2.- He died in 1906. 3.- He was a physicist. 4.- He worked with Marie Curie. 5.- He studied radiation and magnetism. 6.- He shared his discoveries with Marie. 7.- They worked as equals. 8.- He won a Nobel Prize with Marie. 9.- He believed in teamwork. 10.- His work helped modern science grow.
🔹 Connection between Margalida Jofre i Roca, Sor Teresa, and La Puríssima School 1.- Margalida Jofre i Roca studied at Escuela La Purísima in Barcelona, a school only for deaf girls. 2.- She opened a first school for deaf children in Palma. 3.- The first school became too small, so she opened a second school. 4.- It was the first school for deaf children in the Balearic Islands. 5.- At the beginning, the school only taught students with hearing disabilities. 6.- Sor Teresa Cañamás Martínez came to Palma in 1976. 7.- In the 80's, she made the school inclusive, welcoming all students, with and without disabilities. 8.- This changed the school from a special school to an inclusive school. 9.- Today, Escola La Puríssima in Palma still exists as a school for deaf children, thanks to their work. 10.- Margalida and Sor Teresa worked together in history: Margalida started it, Sor Teresa expanded and integrated it, and today the school continues their legacy.
Mary Leakey1.- Mary Leakey was born in 1913 in England.2.- She died in 1996. 3.- She was an archaeologist. 4.- She worked with her husband Louis. 5.- She discovered ancient human fossils. 6.- She found early human footprints. 7.- She worked carefully and patiently. 8.- She continued her work alone after Louis died. 9.- She became very respected. 10.- Her work helped us understand human history.
Pamela C. Rondald 1.- Pamela Ronald was born in 1961 in California. 2.- She is an American scientist. 3.- She studies plants and rice. 4.- She works to improve crops and fight hunger. 5.- She found a gene called Xa21 for rice disease resistance. 6.- She helped make rice survive floods with a gene called Sub1. 7.- She combines biotechnology and organic farming. 8.- She is married to a farmer who grows organic crops. 9.- She received awards and became a member of scientific academies. 10.- Her work helps farmers grow more food safely and sustainably.
Florence Kelley 1.- Florence Kelley was born in 1859 in the United States. 2.- She died in 1932. 3.- She was a social reformer. 4.- She worked to protect children in factories. 5.- She improved working conditions for women and children. 6.- She fought for labor laws and shorter work hours. 7.- She studied health and safety in workplaces. 8.- She helped pass new laws for workers. 9.- She received recognition for her reforms. 10.- She is remembered as a leader in labor and social justice.
Annie Jump Cannon 1.- Annie Jump Cannon was born in 1863 in the United States. 2.- She died in 1941. 3.- She was an American astronomer. 4.- She worked at Harvard Observatory. 5.- She classified hundreds of thousands of stars. 6.- She created a system to organize stars by their light. 7.- She worked with Henrietta Swan Leavitt and other women scientists. 8.- She helped people understand the universe better. 9.- She received awards for her work in astronomy. 10.- She is remembered as a pioneer in the study of stars.
Marie Curie 1.- Marie Curie was born in 1867 in Poland. 2.- She died in 1934. 3.- She was a scientist. 4.- She studied radioactivity. 5.- She worked with her husband Pierre Curie. 6.- She discovered two new elements. 7.- She won two Nobel Prizes. 8.- She worked very hard despite difficulties. 9.- She changed science forever. 10.- She is remembered as a great woman scientist.
Rita Rapp Rita1.- Rapp was born in 1919. 2.- She died in 1999. 3.- She was an American scientist. 4.- She lived in the 20th century. 5.- She studied food and nutrition. 6.- She worked for NASA. 7.- She helped design astronauts’ food. 8.- She made space food safe and tasty. 9.- She received awards for her work. 10.- She helped people eat healthy in space.