The Earth and the Solar System. Projects

This year we have asked for a new challenge to the students, which consisted of a work of several subjects (Geography, Biology and English) as part of the integrated curriculum. 

The thing was to elaborate a poster about The Earth and the Solar System and which would deal with the following points: Geocentric and heliocentric theories, celestial bodies, planets of the Solar System (differentiating between rocky and gaseous), Earth movements, eclipses and Man and the Universe. 

This is the result of all of my 1º ESO students groups. 

1 ESO - A	1 ESO - B	1 ESO - C
Andrea, Marta, Daniela y Lucía	Carmen, Natalia, Paula, Laura, Jose y Nerea	Ainhoa, Hypatia y Nerea
Andrea, Marta, Daniela y Lucía (back side)	Carmen, Natalia, Paula, Laura, Jose y Nerea (model)	Andrea, Juan Andrés, Cristina, Raul y Saray
Elena, Cristina, Aroa y Marta	Natalia, Violeta, Raquel y Enma	Andrea, Juan Andrés, Cristina, Raul y Saray
Fernando, Víctor, Jaime y Domingo	Yeray, David, Miguel y Yeray	Ana María, Carlos, Lucas, Antonio y David
Fernando, Víctor, Jaime y Domingo  (back side)	Salvador, Julia, Raquel, Cristian, Sergio y José María	Antonio, David, José Iván y Álvaro
Isaac, Daniela, Claudia y José Miguel	Naiara, Carmen, Candela y Aroa	Gisela, Lidia, Andrea y Beatriz
Alejandro, Elías, Francisco y Adrián		Ana Patricia, Paola, Ana y Laura
Paula, Luis, Elena y Rafael		** Antonio, José, Rubén y Pablo

Solar System projects

This year, I proposed to my 1 ESO bilingual students explain the Solar System (obviously in English). To do this work, they could help themselves with drawings, videos, models, etc.
They have been working seriously in groups of three or four people and the result has exceeded any forecast planned. Also you spoke some English (which was what I wanted) and so you will lose the fear of speaking.
I am really impressed.
This is the result of the experience.
Congratulations to all of you.

Aida, Alejandro, Álvaro y Marina	Pablo, Ignacio, Cristina, Daniel y Sarah
Álvaro, Damián y Elena	David, Cristian y Germán
Marta, María, María y Pilar	Daniel, Daniel y Antonio
Natalia, Yanira y Amalia	Diana

Pale Blue Dot

 The Pale Blue Dot is a photograph of planet Earth taken in 1990 by the Voyager 1 spacecraft from a record distance of about 6 billion kilometers from Earth, as part of the solar system Family Portrait series of images. In the photograph, Earth is shown as a tiny dot (0.12 pixel in size) against the vastness of space. The Voyager 1 spacecraft, which had completed its primary mission and was leaving the Solar System, was commanded by NASA to turn its camera around and to take a photograph of Earth across a great expanse of space, at the request of Carl Sagan.

This is an animated version of Carl Sagan's famous audio-text about The Earth, pale blue dot

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nl5dlbCh8lY&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Eclipses