DISCOVERING HISTORY
THE DAYS OF THE WEEK
The day is divided into morning, afternoon and night. There are 24 hours in a day. There are 7 days in a week. The days from Monday to Friday are weekdays. Saturday and Sunday are weekend days.
THE MONTHS OF THE YEAR
The year is divided into twelve months. Except for february, all months have 30 or 31 days that are grouped into weeks.
THE SEASONS OF THE YEAR
One year has four seasons. Winter starts the year, then comes springs, summer and autumn. Finally, the year ends, and winter begins again.
TIME PASSES. PEOPLE CHANGE.
Time passes for everyone.
past, present and future
PAST
PRESENT
FUTURE
The PAST is the period of time before this moment. In the past you were a baby.
This moment now is the PRESENT. You are a child in the present.
The FUTURE is the period of time after this moment. You will be an adult in the future.
TIME PASSES. THINGS CHANGE.
Things change over time and people make them better and better.
Humans improve objects and tools to make life easier.
can we learn from the past?
Historians and archaelogists study the way people lived before the present.They examine historical sources. Historical sources can be:- Material sources: things we can touch, like old buildings and documents. - Inmaterial sources: things we cannot touch, like stories and songs.
Historian
Archaelogist
Historical sources
historical sources
historical sources
Material
Inmaterial
Material
Material
Inmaterial
Inmaterial
Inmaterial
Material
can we see history?
Cultural heritage: it is the sum of all the things and ideas that we reive from generation to generation. -Material heritage: buildings, monuments, sculptures... -Inmaterial heritage: traditions, music... We must protect our cultural heritage for future generations.
can we see history?
We can see our cultural heritage in museums, streets and squares.
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Teresa López Molina
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DISCOVERING HISTORY
THE DAYS OF THE WEEK
The day is divided into morning, afternoon and night. There are 24 hours in a day. There are 7 days in a week. The days from Monday to Friday are weekdays. Saturday and Sunday are weekend days.
THE MONTHS OF THE YEAR
The year is divided into twelve months. Except for february, all months have 30 or 31 days that are grouped into weeks.
THE SEASONS OF THE YEAR
One year has four seasons. Winter starts the year, then comes springs, summer and autumn. Finally, the year ends, and winter begins again.
TIME PASSES. PEOPLE CHANGE.
Time passes for everyone.
past, present and future
PAST
PRESENT
FUTURE
The PAST is the period of time before this moment. In the past you were a baby.
This moment now is the PRESENT. You are a child in the present.
The FUTURE is the period of time after this moment. You will be an adult in the future.
TIME PASSES. THINGS CHANGE.
Things change over time and people make them better and better.
Humans improve objects and tools to make life easier.
can we learn from the past?
Historians and archaelogists study the way people lived before the present.They examine historical sources. Historical sources can be:- Material sources: things we can touch, like old buildings and documents. - Inmaterial sources: things we cannot touch, like stories and songs.
Historian
Archaelogist
Historical sources
historical sources
historical sources
Material
Inmaterial
Material
Material
Inmaterial
Inmaterial
Inmaterial
Material
can we see history?
Cultural heritage: it is the sum of all the things and ideas that we reive from generation to generation. -Material heritage: buildings, monuments, sculptures... -Inmaterial heritage: traditions, music... We must protect our cultural heritage for future generations.
can we see history?
We can see our cultural heritage in museums, streets and squares.