Water and Life in Gunungkidul (slide presentation)
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The document discusses the importance of Lake Thowet in the Thowet Village of Gunungkidul, Indonesia. It notes that the lake provides water not only for local residents, but also for their livestock. Teenagers help with chores and bathe in the lake in the late afternoon and evenings when it is less crowded. The lake is also a nice place for children to play and fish. The author expresses gratitude for the lake, as at 60 years old they would not be able to walk 3-4 kilometers to fetch water from caves without the lake. The presentation is dedicated to women in the limestone mountains who hope for water.
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3) During the multi-day trip, the students visited many popular tourist destinations around Bali such as Sanur, Tanjung Benoa beach, Uluwatu temple, Dreamland beach, and Tanah Lot temple.
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Lumi Experience
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اللغة الإنجليزية - البراجراف - الصف الأول الإعدادي التيرم الثاني
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Goes to bali #2
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Chiquitano Afnan
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Recount Text ppt
Recount text that I made for my home assignment at Unindra. This can be used for English lesson for Recount text genre. It can also be used for personal narrative as it is in chronological order. It may be used for EAL (English as Additional Language) or EFL (English as a Foreign Language) classes for Intermediate level. It may be applicable for Junior high school EAL/EFL students. Reading passages can be cut up into several parts for comprehension checks or activities. Teaching recount text can be easy when personal experiences is the topic, holiday.
My narrative report in science in fb na
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3rd mpcam sarawak medical camp. presentation.1
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