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Violeta, Emilio and Samuel

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Adam

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Omar and Delia

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Noemí, Vanesa and Ali

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Luismi

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Lucía, Ariadna and Carla

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Joan and Ainhara

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Iván, Guillem and Jacob

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Héctor, Sergio and Marc

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Biel and Luismi

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Alejandro

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Aleix and Tian

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Alba, Pol and Mariona

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Adrià, Samuel and Daniel

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The difference between living and non living things

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The difference between living and non living things

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LIVING Things and NONLIVING Things (Science Learning Video for Kids)

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Types of cells and structures - students.pdf

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Students' video

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Students' video

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Living things and proportionality

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GEP 2 CLIL PROJECT PLANNING TEMPLATE - Pilar R-3.pdf

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All living things are made of cells but cells are usually difficult to be seen, so we have to use specific devices such as the microscope. Then we

realize that cells do not always look the same. There are different types, sizes, shapes, functions...

The driving question: How can you measure living things?