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Australia
Australia is a large country with a population of over 7 million people as of 1945. It has diverse entertainment including inventing Speedo swimwear and beautiful art galleries dating back to 1788. Australia also has unique nature like bottlenose dolphins in tropical waters, koalas, and the frilled lizard, along with the oldest land on Earth. The culture includes words like "cuppa" meaning cup of tea and "arvo" meaning afternoon.
Belgium
Belgium consumes 13.46 cubic meters of natural gas per year but produces none. The main languages are French, Dutch, and German in different regions of the country. Belgium gained independence from the Netherlands in 1830 and is a federal parliamentary constitutional monarchy located in western Europe between France and the Netherlands.
Canada
Canada has a population that is mostly English and French speaking, with plains and mountains across its geography which is slightly larger than the United States. Canada has many bodies of water, being home to more fresh water than any other country, and has a variety of wildlife not found in the United States. Some fun facts are that the national flower is the trillium, fishing is done through ice holes in frozen lakes, and nearly 18% of Canada's land is water. Canada's history includes being inhabited first by Asians and visited by Europeans around 1000 AD, gaining its name from the Iroquois, and having a judicial branch of government.
2Hlinka Dogs Vs. Cats
The document contains opinions from several students in Ms. Hlinka's class debating whether dogs or cats are better pets. Many students expressed that they like dogs because they are cute, cuddly, fun to play with, and can learn tricks. Some specific reasons mentioned were that dogs are helpful, like to be active, chase cats, and are good guard animals that can bark at intruders. A few students also stated they prefer cats because they are adorable and cuddly.
SMS Open House 2013
Stewartsville Middle School will hold open houses on August 14th and 21st. The first student day is August 27th, with students entering at 7:50 am and homeroom beginning at 8:00 am. Transportation and arrival procedures are outlined. The school uses a positive behavior system called Stinger Levels to reward appropriate conduct. The 6th, 7th, and 8th grade instructional staff are listed by subject. Information is also provided about grading, honor roll eligibility, and miscellaneous school policies and contacts.
Germany
The document discusses various topics such as animals found in Germany like golden eagles and bears, the dangers of war throughout history, Germany's passion for soccer and football stadiums, the seasons in Germany and their characteristics, the German government and its focus on business and helping citizens. It also repeats information about the government helping citizens and businesses.
Brazil
This document provides information about Brazil under various topics such as monuments, sports, culture, people, and terrain. It notes several significant monuments including the Amazon Stonehenge and Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro. It also discusses Brazil's passion for soccer and lists Pelé as the greatest soccer player, and mentions other popular sports. Additionally, it characterizes Brazilians as kind, loving talkers who predominantly practice Roman Catholicism.
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Australia
Australia is a large country with a population of over 7 million people as of 1945. It has diverse entertainment including inventing Speedo swimwear and beautiful art galleries dating back to 1788. Australia also has unique nature like bottlenose dolphins in tropical waters, koalas, and the frilled lizard, along with the oldest land on Earth. The culture includes words like "cuppa" meaning cup of tea and "arvo" meaning afternoon.
Belgium
Belgium consumes 13.46 cubic meters of natural gas per year but produces none. The main languages are French, Dutch, and German in different regions of the country. Belgium gained independence from the Netherlands in 1830 and is a federal parliamentary constitutional monarchy located in western Europe between France and the Netherlands.
Canada
Canada has a population that is mostly English and French speaking, with plains and mountains across its geography which is slightly larger than the United States. Canada has many bodies of water, being home to more fresh water than any other country, and has a variety of wildlife not found in the United States. Some fun facts are that the national flower is the trillium, fishing is done through ice holes in frozen lakes, and nearly 18% of Canada's land is water. Canada's history includes being inhabited first by Asians and visited by Europeans around 1000 AD, gaining its name from the Iroquois, and having a judicial branch of government.
2Hlinka Dogs Vs. Cats
The document contains opinions from several students in Ms. Hlinka's class debating whether dogs or cats are better pets. Many students expressed that they like dogs because they are cute, cuddly, fun to play with, and can learn tricks. Some specific reasons mentioned were that dogs are helpful, like to be active, chase cats, and are good guard animals that can bark at intruders. A few students also stated they prefer cats because they are adorable and cuddly.
SMS Open House 2013
Stewartsville Middle School will hold open houses on August 14th and 21st. The first student day is August 27th, with students entering at 7:50 am and homeroom beginning at 8:00 am. Transportation and arrival procedures are outlined. The school uses a positive behavior system called Stinger Levels to reward appropriate conduct. The 6th, 7th, and 8th grade instructional staff are listed by subject. Information is also provided about grading, honor roll eligibility, and miscellaneous school policies and contacts.
Germany
The document discusses various topics such as animals found in Germany like golden eagles and bears, the dangers of war throughout history, Germany's passion for soccer and football stadiums, the seasons in Germany and their characteristics, the German government and its focus on business and helping citizens. It also repeats information about the government helping citizens and businesses.
Brazil
This document provides information about Brazil under various topics such as monuments, sports, culture, people, and terrain. It notes several significant monuments including the Amazon Stonehenge and Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro. It also discusses Brazil's passion for soccer and lists Pelé as the greatest soccer player, and mentions other popular sports. Additionally, it characterizes Brazilians as kind, loving talkers who predominantly practice Roman Catholicism.
Greece
Greece has a free public school system for children aged 6 to 15 who attend school and often walk or take the bus. Soccer, basketball and volleyball are popular sports and many Greeks learn to swim at a young age. The president is elected by 2/3 of voters and Greece no longer has kings since 1974. Ancient Sparta was an important city and small harps and guitars were traditional musical instruments, while theaters served as community gathering places. New Year's and Christmas traditions include cutting bread for good luck and fasting for 40 days before Christmas. Greece is divided into main land, islands, and Peloponnese regions with mountains and fishing as important parts of the economy and culture.
2Baylor Dogs vs. Cats
The document contains summaries from students in Mrs. Baylor's 2nd grade class describing dogs. Most of the students wrote that dogs are cute, fluffy, cuddly, and cool. However, one student said they do not like dogs because they are annoying. Another student wrote about cats instead of dogs, saying that cats are fat and awesome.
Mexico
Mexico has a population of over 114 million people and is located in North America, bordering the United States and Guatemala. It has a diverse landscape that includes mountains, deserts, volcanoes, and forests. The culture is influenced by the native Americans, Spanish, and other Europeans who live there. While Mayan cities now sit abandoned, music and food like corn, beans, and chili peppers remain an important part of Mexican culture. Mexico also struggles with issues like illegal drug trafficking and kidnappings.
Italy
Italy is shaped like a boot in southern Europe, with an area of 301,340 square kilometers and a population of 61 million people. Some key facts about Italy are that the national bird is the bluebird, the national flower is the lily, and the Leaning Tower of Pisa has been leaning for hundreds of years. Italy has a rich history dating back over 7,000 years and was an influential part of the ancient Roman Empire until its fall in 476 AD.
4P Number Sleuths
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My class took a trip to Mexico over spring break. We visited many beautiful places like beaches, jungles, and ancient ruins. I had so much fun exploring a new country and practicing my Spanish with the locals.
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2Cullen Dogs vs. Cats
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3) Educators and students will appreciate its appealing design, search and browsing tools, comprehensive articles, citations, and support for curriculum and independent scientific inquiry.
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2Baylor Dogs vs. Cats
The document contains summaries from students in Mrs. Baylor's 2nd grade class describing dogs. Most of the students wrote that dogs are cute, fluffy, cuddly, and cool. However, one student said they do not like dogs because they are annoying. Another student wrote about cats instead of dogs, saying that cats are fat and awesome.
Mexico
Mexico has a population of over 114 million people and is located in North America, bordering the United States and Guatemala. It has a diverse landscape that includes mountains, deserts, volcanoes, and forests. The culture is influenced by the native Americans, Spanish, and other Europeans who live there. While Mayan cities now sit abandoned, music and food like corn, beans, and chili peppers remain an important part of Mexican culture. Mexico also struggles with issues like illegal drug trafficking and kidnappings.
Italy
Italy is shaped like a boot in southern Europe, with an area of 301,340 square kilometers and a population of 61 million people. Some key facts about Italy are that the national bird is the bluebird, the national flower is the lily, and the Leaning Tower of Pisa has been leaning for hundreds of years. Italy has a rich history dating back over 7,000 years and was an influential part of the ancient Roman Empire until its fall in 476 AD.
4P Number Sleuths
The document contains a collection of images depicting different numbers of animals, from singles and pairs to dozens and trios. Some images show fish, puppies, cats, cows, and creepers in groups swimming, sitting, or roaming. Other images feature single animals like a sloth, koala, or lost Nyan cat. The images convey different numbers and groupings of cute and sometimes mischievous animals.
PowerPoint Intro
This document provides tips for creating an effective visual aid for a presentation using PowerPoint. It recommends keeping slides simple with only the essential information, knowing the content and audience, using consistent formatting, and using notes to expand on the slides rather than reading slides verbatim. The visual aid should enhance the presentation by visually representing the key ideas in a way that helps the audience understand and remember the content.
5spanpostcards
My class took a trip to Mexico over spring break. We visited many beautiful places like beaches, jungles, and ancient ruins. I had so much fun exploring a new country and practicing my Spanish with the locals.
4Fecanin Number Sleuths
The document contains a collection of short phrases and sentences describing single or paired items. It mentions a lonely rattlesnake looking, a basketball player doing a double dunk, and a dancer standing on her two hands. It also refers to a single apple waiting to be eaten daily, a soccer player scoring a winning goal, a single cute bunny, and a hawk landing on a branch using its pair of wings.
2Cullen Dogs vs. Cats
The document summarizes opinions from a 2nd grade class about whether dogs or cats are better pets. Most students expressed that dogs are great because they are cute, loyal, protective, fun to play with, and can be walked. A few students noted that cats are cute as well. Overall, most students in the class had a preference for dogs over cats as pets.
PK Life Science Preview
1) The document introduces PowerKids Life Science, a new online science database for grades 3-6 from Rosen Publishing.
2) It provides over 400 articles on life science topics with interactive features like videos, audio, games and science experiments to enhance learning.
3) Educators and students will appreciate its appealing design, search and browsing tools, comprehensive articles, citations, and support for curriculum and independent scientific inquiry.