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From The Editor Hi Kids, Welcome to the June edition of Kidslife. June is a very special month for lots of reasons. One of those reasons is Father’s Day which is celebrated on the third Sunday of the month. I hope you all remembered to tell your own father how special he is! Word Milk Day is also celebrated in June along with World Blood Donor Day. We recognise the importance of these significant dates in this issue of Kidslife. Of course, Ramadan also fell in June this year. No doubt you’ve all enjoyed some dates. This fruit has been enjoyed for over 7000 years and you can learn lots of other interesting facts about this popular fruit inside. With the high temperatures we’ve been experiencing recently, we’ve all been grateful for air conditioning. But do you know who invented it? Read on to find out.
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This issue also takes you on a trip to Istanbul; and tells you everything you need to know about that clever semi-aquatic creature, the beaver. As usual, you can also enjoy puzzles including a maze and word search and test your knowledge with our math quiz.
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Last but not least, you can read all about the importance of saying sorry - a simple word with a heartfelt meaning. Eid Mabarak kids!
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6. Editor's Pick 8. Art Club 10. KidsLife News 12. Color me 14. Comprehension 16. June- Facts 17. Fun Riddles 18. Travel Diaries - Istanbul 22. Animal Kingdom - Beaver 26. Great Minds 30. Dates Facts 34. Book Club 36. KidsLife Clinic 40. Science Club 42. Fun Time 44. Language Club 46. World Blood Donor Day 48. Music Charts 50. World Milk Day 52. Fun With Maths 54. Saying Sorry 56. More Maths 58. Movies Night 60. Monthly Competition 62. New Apps We Love...
Mini Donut Factory
This Nostalgic Mini Donut Factory from Nostalgia Electrics is a fun way to make a 2-bite version of your favorite morning treat.
Lego Mug
Perfect Snowball Maker
Designed to make a precisely round snowball in roughly a second, it's perfect for on-the-fly snowball fights or for kids who want to prepare an arsenal before the big showdown begins.
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Who wouldn’t want to play with Lego blocks while drinking their coffee in the morning. This Lego Coffee Mug lets you build on as much as you wantneed a shelf for your cookies build it with Legos!
Funko Rick & Morty Portal Gun Roleplay Toy
Wubba lubba dub dub! Finally, you can travel between galaxies! Brand new from Funko, introducing a Rick & Morty Portal Gun! Pull the trigger and watch this toy gun emit a variety of lights and noises!
A fantastic assortment of 8 stencils suitable for blopens. Thanks to the amazing strength of these templates, these ensure a long lasting coloring fun
Disney Cars 3 Pit Crew Launcher Exclusive Playset
Together Storm and Lightning are a force of nature. Enjoy high speed thrills as the two rivals race off against each other with this Pit Crew Launcher Set inspired by Cars 3
Fisher-Price Blaze and the Monster Machines Die Cast Vehicle
Your Blaze and the Monster Machines Die Cast Trucks feature big wheels and even bigger personalities!
Instant Ice Cream Maker
Who doesn’t like ice cream? Your kids and the neighbor’s kids will scream for more ice cream when you pull out the fastest ice cream maker in town. Hurry and get your Chef’n Sweet Spot Instant Ice Cream Maker before they are all gone. This ice cream maker is sure to please any pallet and is so quick your friends won’t believe their eyes. Plus it is easy to clean and store.
Unicorn Finger Puppet
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What more could you want from your hand besides turning it into a beloved unicorn. This “handicorn” will transform your hand into a mystical unicorn.
EARMUFF HEADPHONES - FAIR ISLE BLUE Stay warm,
Play-Doh Disney Beauty & The Beast Join Belle and all of her friends for a delightful pretend dinner party, Play-Doh style, with the Play-Doh Disney Beauty & The Beast Be Our Guest Banquet!
fashionable and entertained all at once with this fabulous pair of Earmuff Headphones. The warm fluffy cups ensure the sides of your head are kept warm, whilst the high quality speakers pump music directly into your ears like traditional headphones. Just plug the cable into your smart phone or music player using the aux connector and hit play! The cable is detachable too, just in case you just want to wear them as earmuffs.
Dream Jar
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Design Your Own Dream Jar
Draw something in your jar that you might see in a happy dream.
Draw something in your jar that you might see in a happy dream. How would you explain your dream to a friend? How would you explain your dream to a friend? What describing words could youyou useuse to to make What describing words could makeititsound sound amazing? amazing?
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Humpback Calves "Whisper" To Their Moms To Avoid Predators
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Every winter, hundreds of humpback whales migrate long distances from their high latitude feeding grounds in the Arctic and Antarctic to warmer tropical regions to breed and give birth. The newborn calves, which consume over 52 gallons of milk on a daily basis, have only a few months to pack on the body fat needed to survive the long trek back to cooler waters in summer. How the babies signal hunger and avoid predators during these formative months has always been a mystery to scientists. “We know next to nothing about the early life stages of whales in the wild, but they are crucial for the calves’ survival during the long migration to their feeding grounds,” says study lead author Simone Videsen of the University of Aarhus, Denmark. "These early life stages of wild whales are so elusive because they're an aquatic animal. We can't follow them around all the time to see what they're doing." To investigate, the team, which included scientists from Western Australia's Murdoch University, tracked eight calves and two mothers in the Exmouth Gulf using special recorders that captured their movement and ambient sounds. The temporary tags, stuck onto the babies’ skin using suction cups, fell off within a day, and were therefore, not harmful to their health. Their findings published in the journal Functional Ecology on April 25, revealed that instead of bawling loudly like their human counterparts, humpback calves
signal their hunger by gently nudging their mothers or uttering soft grunts and squeaks. The moms acknowledge the requests by responding with quiet calls. This is very different from the normally loud and eerie adult whale songs which reverberate across the ocean. The team believes these quiet conversations help whale mothers keep track of their young in murky waters without being overheard by dangerous eavesdroppers. According to Videsen, “Potential predators such as killer whales could listen to their conversations and use that as a cue to locate the calf and predate on it.”
Theresa May’s Majority Becomes A Minority The British Prime Minister may be regretting her decision to call an early election. Theresa May and her political party, the Conservative Party, were the leaders in the UK (United Kingdom). They had a “majority” government. (In other words, they had more “seats” or representatives in the House of Commons than all of the other political parties, combined.) That’s important, because having a majority means that you can really get things done and you won’t be voted down by the other parties May hoped that by holding an election, she could expand her majority even more. However, things didn’t go as she planned. The voters did vote to keep her as Prime Minister but instead of a majority, she now has a minority. In other words, she lost “seats” in the House of Commons. May didn’t have to call an election. She could have waited until 2020. However, the Conservatives were riding a wave of popularity so the timing seemed good.
Some people think that May will try to work with another, smaller, political party to create an alliance. In that way, with two parties working together, they would have more seats. The election was held on June 8. There are 650 seats in Great Britian’s House of Commons; 326 seats are needed for a majority. In the election, May’s Conservatives got 318 seats; the Labour Party, led by Jeremy Corbyn, came second with 262 seats and in third place was the SNP led by Nicola Sturgeon with 35 seats. There were other parties, who won fewer seats.
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President Trump Withdraws The US From The Paris Climate Agreement
President Donald Trump fulfilled yet another campaign promise by announcing that the US was withdrawing from the 2015 Paris climate agreement. The goal of the historic pledge signed by 195 countries is to curb the use of fossil fuels to ensure that average global temperatures do not increase more than 2°C (3.6°F) above pre-industrial levels. Environmentalists believe this is a critical threshold above which the planet could experience irreversible impacts, such as an unprecedented rise in sea levels and widespread plant and animal extinction. The decision, though widely anticipated, was met with much dismay by most Americans and people worldwide. However, President Trump’s administration has always maintained that the environmental regulations imposed by the treaty cost American jobs and had a negative impact on consumers. They also believe it is “unfair” since other leading polluters like India and China are not required to cut back harmful emissions until 2030. The President reaffirmed this belief on Tuesday, saying, “The United States will withdraw from the Paris Climate Accord but begin negotiations to re-enter either the Paris accord or an entirely new transaction on
terms that are fair to the United States, its businesses, its workers, its people, its taxpayers.” According to Climate Central, an independent organization of leading scientists and journalists that investigates and reports on climate change, America can exit the Paris agreement in one of three ways. The easiest option, of course, is to ignore the carbon reduction plan altogether and continue the use of fossil fuels with no regard to the environment. The US can also formally withdraw from the treaty. However, according to the rules stipulated in the Paris accord, this requires a three-year wait, which means that the country would be obliged to fulfill its commitments until November 2020. The most drastic choice involves withdrawing from the 1992 UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), which would automatically indicate that the US is abandoning the Paris accord as well. This option will also require a year to execute.
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Scientists Identify New Organ Scientists have identified a new organ in the human body. It’s called the mesentery (pronounced mess’-entair-ee). An organ is a group of tissues that has a specific function in the body. Our bodies have 79 organs, including the heart, lungs, brain, skin and stomach. The mesentery is made of fatty tissue and is shaped a bit like a fan. It is attached to the back wall of the abdomen and it helps to support the intestines and hold them in place. The mesentery also carries blood and lymphatic fluid between the intestines and the rest of the body. It’s hard to see the entire mesentery at one time because it is partly hidden by the intestines. Scientists used to think it was just separate ribbons of tissue. Late last year, a group of researchers from the University of Limerick in Ireland showed that the mesentery is one continuous piece of tissue that works as an organ.
Scientists think the mesentery may have several purposes in the body, such as helping with digestion, circulation and fighting disease. Dr. J. Calvin Coffey was one of the scientists who helped to show that the mesentery is an organ. He said he hopes scientists will now be able to learn more about what it does. Eventually, he said, understanding the mesentery could help doctors find new ways to treat diseases like diabetes or cancer. June 2017
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Word Search
Find and circle the list of words in the word puzzle below.
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Arlen Tells the Truth Read the paragraph about Arlen, then decide what he is likely to do in each of the situations below. Write your answers on the lines provided.
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important than almost anything else. Some kids call Arlen a tattler because they know they can’t get away with doing bad things when Arlen is around. Arlen feels that telling the truth is more important than the friendship of kids who do bad things. Still, sometimes he wishes he didn’t feel so strongly about honesty, because life on the playground might be easier.
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A. A boy takes Arlen’s lunch money, then threatens to hurt Arlen if he tells anyone what happened.
B. Arlen’s best friend, Aaron, steals a book from the school library, but regrets what he’s done and returns the book. He asks Arlen not to tell the librarian what he’s done.
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C. Arlen is embarrassed that his parents won’t allow him to see the new movie everyone is talking about, so he claims to have seen it too. Arlen’s friend Andy asks what Arlen thought about the movie’s ending.
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The birth flower for June is the rose.
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The AngloSaxons called June “sera monath” (dry month).
In any year, no month begins on the same day of the week as June.
Lily of the Valley is the traditional flower for this month, a symbol of sweetness.
June is celebrated as National Smile Month in the UK and National Oceans Month in the USA.
The name of the sixth month of the year comes from the Latin Iunius, meaning “sacred to Juno”, the Roman goddess. U.S. Senator Robert F. Kennedy was shot by an assassin on June 5, 1968 and he died the following day. June 2017
The birthstones for June are the pearl, alexandrite, and moonstone.
June has the shortest daylight hours of the year in the Southern Hemisphere.
The Ford Motor Company was founded on June 16, 1903.
What has many keys, but can't even open a single door? A piano.
What is black when you buy it, red when you use it, and gray when you throw it away? Charcoal.
Poor people have it. Rich people need it. If you eat it you die. what is it? Nothing.
What is more useful when it is broken? An egg.
What runs around the whole yard without moving? A fence.
When is a doctor most annoyed? When he is out of patients. What room do ghosts avoid? The living room.
How can you make seven even? Remove the letter s.
You use a knife to slice my head and weep beside me when I am dead. What am I? An onion.
Re-arrange the letters, OOUSWTDNEJR to spell just one word. 'just one word'.
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Istanbul has previously been known as both Constantinople and Byzantium. It is the most populous city in Turkey and is situated in both Europe and Asia, straddling the Bosphorus strait. It is located in north-western Turkey and is further divided by the Golden Horn, a natural harbour.
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Around a third of the city’s population lives on the Asian side.
Most flights land at Atatürk Airport, 20km west of the city centre. The second airport, Sabiha Gökçen International Airport, is situated in the Anatolian side of the city.
There are many public transport options in Istanbul including metro, trains, trams, taxis, buses and ferries. But be warned, the system is complicated and you may need to purchase tokens in advance.
There are 39 districts in Istanbul, divided between the European and Asian sides.
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Situated on the historic Silk Road it is ideal for both rail and sea transportation.
Istanbul was named European Capital of Culture in 2005 and is the world’s fifth most popular tourist destination.
The city has one of the fastest growing Metropolitan economies in the world.
It has bid for the Summer Olympics five times in twenty years but has yet to be successful.
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The city’s climate can be unpredictable, mainly because of its coastline to two different bodies of water. There is often a significant difference between the temperatures in the north and the south.
The flag of Turkey is a red flag with a white crescent and star. Distance Between Kuwait & Istanbul: 1317 miles (2119 km)
Istanbul’s landscape is characterized by seven hills, each topped with a mosque. The highest point is Camlica Hill which stands at 288 meters (945 feet). POPULATION
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The centre of Istanbul is dominated by the Hagia Sophia and the Blue Mosque around Sultanahmet Square
The Hagia Sophia was constructed in 537 AD and remained the world’s largest cathedral for almost a thousand years. Meaning ‘Holy Wisdom’ it was originally a Greek Orthodox Christian church. It later became an imperial mosque and is now a museum. Three of its minarets were built from white limestone and sandstone, the fourth from red brick.
Not far from the Blue Mosque is the Basilica Cistern. Built in the 6th century, it is the largest of several hundred ancient cisterns beneath the city. It is supported by 336 marble columns and houses two carvings of the Greek guardian, Madusa.
The Blue Mosque (Sultan Ahmed Mosque) was constructed between 1609 and 1616. It has five main domes, six minarets and eight secondary domes. It still functions as a mosque today with a capacity of 10,000 worshippers. 20
North of the city is Galata, crowned by Galata Tower, a medieval stone tower with a cone shaped cap. This nine-story tower was built in 1348. You can climb this stone tower for panoramic views of the city. Topkapı Palace was once a royal residence but is now a museum. It houses important Muslim relics including Muhammed’s cloak and sword. Construction of the palace began in 1459 and consists of four main courtyards, mosques, a hospital, bakeries and a mint.
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From Galata Tower, take a stroll along Istiklal Avenue, the city’s main shopping destination. This leads to Taksim Square.
North of Taksim Square you’ll find the Military Museum, dedicated to one thousand years of Turkish military history.
Across the Bosphorus in the Asian side, you will find Maiden’s Tower. Also known as Leander’s Tower, it’s situated on a small islet at the southern entrance of the Bosphorus strait.
For a relaxing stroll, head to Gulhane Park and enjoy a view of the Bosphorus. Before leaving Istanbul you must try some of their wonderful street food. Vendors are found all around the city. Try ‘simit’, Turkey’s alternative to the American bagel, or ‘lahmacun’ (Turkish pizza). 21
an? 1. What does Hagia Sophia me noramic views of the city? 2. Where would you go for pa mmed’s cloak and sword? 3. Where would you find Muha own? Sultan Ahmed Mosque also kn 4. By what other name is the ly called? 5. What was Istanbul previous the Basilica Cistern? 6. How many columns support opping destination? 7. Where is Istanbul’s main sh ? l bid for the summer Olympics bu an Ist s ha es tim ny ma w 8. Ho to the American bagel? 9. What is Turkey’s equivalent re in Istanbul? 10. How many districts are the June 2017
Beavers are known for building dams and canals. They also build their houses which are called lodges.
The beaver is a large, mostly nocturnal, semi-aquatic rodent.
Lodges are built by erecting vertical poles then arranging a crisscross of horizontally placed branches. Any gaps are filled in with weeds and mud. Clever!
There are two species – the North American and Eurasian beaver.
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They live in colonies and build dams to protect against predators. They also use the resulting pools of still, deep water to float food and building materials.
The world’s largest beaver dam was 850 metres deep! Apparently, multiple generations of beavers had been working on the dam since the 1970s.
Building dams is also a form of temperature control, ensuring the pool behind it doesn’t freeze all the way down during winter.
They have many predators including wolves, foxes, owls, otters, weasels, hawks and eagles.
Sadly, the North American beaver is in decline due to extensive hunting for fur. Their glands are also used for medicine and perfume.
They have powerful front teeth to cut trees and other plants.
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They are herbivores and eat wood, pondweed and water lilies.
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They have poor eyesight but a good sense of hearing, smell and touch.
A beaver’s teeth grow continuously so they won’t be worn down by chewing on wood.
A beaver can live up to 24 years in the wild.
1. Name the two species of Beaver. true or false? 2. Their teeth never stop growing – 3. What is a beaver’s house called? ? 4. What are beaver glands used for erwater? 5. How long can a beaver stay und set of eyelids? 6. What is special about their third 7. What do beavers eat? dam? 8. How deep was the largest beaver l of which country? 9. The beaver is the national anima ors. 10. Name three of their main predat
They continue to grow throughout their lives, some weighing over 25 kg!
ANSWERS:1.North American and Eurasian, 2.True, 3.Lodge, 4.Medicine and perfume, 5.15 minutes, 6.It’s transparent, 7.Wood, pondweed and water lilies, 8.850 metres, 9.Canada, 10.Wolves, foxes, owls, otters, weasels, hawks and eagles.
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If startled, a beaver will dive rapidly, slapping the water with its tail. This is audible over long distances and acts as a warning to other beavers.
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Beavers are very good swimmers but are quite slow on ground. They can remain under water for as long as 15 minutes.
They also use their tail for balance on dry land, allowing them to sit upright or to balance when carrying heavy materials. years.
They can close their nose and ear valves to keep water out when submerged. Also, a third, transparent set of eyelids acts as goggles.
The beaver is the national animal of Canada. It even features on the Canadian five-cent piece.
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Willis Carrier
Inventor of Modern Air Conditioning Willis Carrier was born in New York on 26th November 1876.
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In the same year, he began working at Buffalo Forge Company, a firm manufacturing blacksmith’s tools.
The following year, in response to a problem experienced at a publishing company in Brooklyn, he submitted drawings for what was to become the world’s first modern air conditioning system.
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His system included humidity control, which was lacking in previous designs.
After a period of refinement and improvement, Willis was granted a US patent in 1906 for ‘Apparatus for Treating Air’.
His invention was the world’s first spray-type air conditioning unit designed to humidify or dehumidify air. It could heat water and cool water depending on its required function. Willis also discovered the ‘law of constant dew-point depression’ and, as a result, designed an automatic control system. He was granted a US patent for this in February 1914. June 2017
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On 3rd December 1911, Willis presented his ‘Rational Psychrometric Formulae’ at the annual meeting of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. This is arguably the most significant document ever prepared in relation to air conditioning. It became known as the ‘Magna Carta of Psychrometrics’.
In 1914, Willis, along with seven other young engineers, pooled together with life savings and formed the Carrier Engineering Corporation in New York.
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As a result of the Wall Street Crash in 1929, the company experienced financial difficulties and merged with two other companies to form the Carrier Corporation. Willis was Chairman of the Board and the company became one of the largest employers in Central New York.
The Carrier Corporation remains a world leader in both commercial and residential air conditioning.
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In 1998, Willis was named one of TIME Magazine’s ‘100 Most Influential People of the 20th Century’.
In 2007, the company employed 45,000 people and recorded sales in excess of $15 billion. Willis Carrier was married three times. His first wife was Claire Seymour; his second Jennie Martin; and his third Elizabeth Wise. He never fathered any children. He died on 7th October 1950 in New York. He will be remembered as the ‘father of airconditioning’ and for designing a system which improves the way we live, work and play.
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1. In what subject did Willis receive his degree? 2. What key part of his invention was lacking in previous designs? 3. Willis discovered the law of constant what? 4. In what year was he granted his first patent? 5. How many young engineers joined Willis to form the Carrier Engineering Corporation? 6. In what year was the Wall Street Crash? 7. Willis had two children – true or false? 8. In 2007, how many employees did the Carrier Corporation have? 9. How many wives did Willis have? 10. By what name will Willis Carrier by remembered? ANSWERS:1.Engineering, 2.Humidity control, .Dew-point depression, 4.1906, 5.7, 6.1929, 7.False (none), 8.45,000, 9.3, 10.The father of air-conditioning June 2017
Date fruits have grown in the Middle East and North Africa for over 7000 years.
In total, there are more than 1000 different types of known date fruits. The UAE in particular, has more than 200 different types of dates and around 44 million palm trees!
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When ripe, dates range in colour from bright red to bright yellow, depending on the variety.
The name ‘date’ is taken from the Greek word for finger (dáktulos) because of the fruit’s elongated shape.
Palm trees are the oldest cultivated trees in recorded history. It takes between 4 and 8 years before they bear fruit.
Dates ripen in four stages: unripe (kimri), crunchy (khlal), soft (rubab) and sundried (tamr).
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Correctly stored, dates can last for several years.
According to Islamic tradition, the date tree is the tree of life in the Garden of Eden.
Dates are often used to break fast during the Holy month of Ramadan. This is because they are easy to digest and provide the body with energy.
They produce one crop per year. A healthy tree will bear several clusters of fruit. A large cluster may weigh as much as 40 pounds!
Palm trees usually grow to a height of about 40ft (12 metres).
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Dates are delicious when eaten fresh. Sometimes they are pitted and stuffed with fillings such as pecans, marzipan or cream cheese. They can also be glazed with syrup or chopped and used in desserts, cakes or breads.
Traditionally, people took dates to eat when crossing deserts or taking long boat trips.
The stones from dates are used for making makeup and soap.
The trees themselves are also useful. Leaves can be used to make carpets, trays and baskets. The trunk can be used to make furniture. Fiber from the tree is good for making ropes and for filling mattresses and pillows.
ANSWERS:1.The Greek word for ‘finger’, 2.One, 3.Making carpets, trays and baskets, 4.False, 5.Over 1000, 6.The tree of life in the Garden of Eden, 7.The high sugar content can cause tooth decay, 8.40 ft (12 metres), 9.Soap, 10.4
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Dates are very rich in potassium and a good source of iron and vitamin B12. Unusually for a fruit, they do not contain any vitamin C, but they do have a high fiber content. In addition, they are highly calorific.
Their high sugar content might contribute to tooth decay so it’s important to brush your teeth after eating dates.
They are usually categorized in three ways, depending on their moisture content: soft dates, semi-soft dates and dry dates.
QUESTIONS 1. Where is the name ‘date’ taken from? 2. How many crops does a palm tree produce each year? 3. What are leaves from a palm tree used for? 4. Dates are high in vitamin C – true or false? 5. How many different types of dates are there? 6. What is the date tree according to Islamic tradition? 7. Why is it important to brush your teeth after eating dates? 8. How high do palm trees usually grow? 9. Stones from dates are used to make make-up and what else? 10. Dates ripen in how many stages? June 2017
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The World's Greatest Detective The Thing Lou Couldn't Do Real Friends
by Shannon Hale
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Shannon and Adrienne have been best friends ever since they were little. But one day, Adrienne starts hanging out with Jen, the most popular girl in class and the leader of a circle of friends called The Group. Everyone in The Group wants to be Jen's #1, and some girls would do anything to stay on top . . . even if it means bullying others.
by Ashley Spires
Lou and her friends are BRAVE adventurers. They run FASTER than airplanes. They build MIGHTY fortresses. They rescue WILD animals. But one day, when they're looking for a ship to play pirates in, Lou's friend has an idea: Up there! The tree can be our ship! Ummm ... says Lou. This is something new. Lou has never climbed a tree before, and she's sure she can t do it. So she tries to convince her friends to play a not-up-a-tree game.
The Shadow Cipher by Laura Ruby
It was 1798 when the Morningstarr twins arrived in New York with a vision for a magnificent city: towering skyscrapers, dazzling machines, and winding train lines, all running on technology no one had ever seen before. Fifty-seven years later, the enigmatic architects disappeared, leaving behind for the people of New York the Old York Cipher—a puzzle laid into the shining city they constructed, at the end of which was promised a treasure beyond all imagining. By the present day, however, the puzzle has never been solved, and the greatest mystery of the modern world is little more than a tourist attraction.
by Caroline Carlson
Detectives’ Row is full of talented investigators, but Toby Montrose isn’t one of them. He’s only an assistant at his uncle’s crime-solving business, and he’s not sure he’s even very good at that. But he sees his chance to prove he could be by entering Hugh Abernathy’s crime-solving contest in his uncle’s place.
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Orphan Island
by Svetlana Chmakova
From acclaimed author Laurel Snyder comes a deep, compelling, heartbreaking, and completely one-of-a-kind novel about nine children who live on a mysterious island. On the island, everything is perfect. The sun rises in a sky filled with dancing shapes; the wind, water, and trees shelter and protect those who live there; when the nine children go to sleep in their cabins, it is with full stomachs and joy in their hearts.
In his daydreams, Jensen is the biggest hero that ever was, saving the world and his friends on a daily basis. But his middle school reality is VERY different - math is hard, getting along with friends is hard...Even finding a partner for the class project is a big problem when you always get picked last. And the pressure's on even more once the school newspaper's dynamic duo, Jenny and Akilah, draw Jensen into the whirlwind of school news, social experiment projects, and behind-the-scenes club drama. Jensen's always played the middle school game one level at a time, but suddenly, someone's cranked up the difficulty setting.
by Laurel Snyder
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The Great Treehouse War
Funny Girl
by Lisa Graff Winnie's last day of fourth grade ended with a pretty life-changing surprise. That was the day Winnie's parents got divorced, the day they decided that Winnie would live three days a week with each of them and spend Wednesdays by herself in a treehouse smack between their houses, to divide her time perfectly evenly between them. It was the day Winnie's seed of frustration with her parents was planted, a seed that grew and grew until it felt like it was as big as a tree itself.
The Emperor's Riddle
by Betsy Bird
by Kat Zhang
Sharyn November at Viking has acquired Funny Girl, a humor anthology for girls ages 9-12, curated by Betsy Bird and featuring short stories, personal essays, comics, and poetry from nearly 30 female writers, including Lisa Graff, Cece Bell, Jenni Holm, Shannon Hale, and Rita Williams-Garcia. A portion of the proceeds will support WriteGirl, a creative writing and mentoring organization for teen girls. Publication is set for spring 2017; Stephen Barbara at Inkwell did the deal for U.S., Canadian, and open market rights.
Mia Chen is on what her mother calls a Grand Adventure. She’s not sure what to make of this family trip to China, and didn’t want to leave her friends for the summer, but she’s excited about the prospect of exploring with her Aunt Lin, the only adult who truly understands her. Then Aunt Lin disappears, right after her old nemesis, a man named Ying, comes to visit. Mia knows that years ago, when Aunt Lin and Ying were sent to the Fuzhou countryside to work as laborers, the two searched for an ancient treasure together—one that still hasn’t been found. She’s suspicious that their shared history might be linked to Aunt Lin’s disappearance.
Avatar: The Last Airbender by Gene Luen Yang Fire Lord Zuko and Earth King Kuei arrive in the lands of the Southern Water Tribe amid protests against Gilak's imprisonment. While the leaders hold council to solidify Malina and Hakoda's unification plans, Gilak breaks free and leads a powerful rebellion, crashing the council and kidnapping the Earth King! In the face of these two opposing forces, Katara will have to make peace with her nostalgia and distrust to save the home and family she loves from being permanently torn apart. June 2017
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Smelly sweat What is Sweat?
Our bodies have their own airconditioning system. It's called sweating. Sweat flows out through the skin to cool us down if our body temperature is getting higher than the usual 37ยบ Celsius.
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Sweating and body odor are facts of life for most people. Heavy perspiration and body odor can happen when you exercise, when you're too warm, or when you're nervous, anxious or under stress.
Sweat is also known as perspiration. We sweat (perspire) to cool our skin and release heat from our body when the hypothalamus (say hippo-thal-a-mus), (the part of the brain that looks after body temperature) sends messages to our body to start sweating. This could be in hot weather or after hard exercise. If you have a fever it's because your body is fighting an infection and having a higher body temperature is one of the ways the body does this. While your body is pushing up your temperature you will not sweat, but when your body needs to cool down again you can become very sweaty. You may sweat more as adrenaline (the fight or flight hormone) speeds up your heart rate. June 2017
Where does it come from?
There are two types of sweat glands. The eccrine glands (say ek-reen) are found all over the body in the deeper layer of the skin (the dermis). There are over 2 million of them. There are lots of them on the palms of our hands, the soles of our feet, our armpits and on our scalp.
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Each gland has its own exit to the skin's surface. This is called a pore. If you lick your arm you can taste your sweat. It tastes salty. Sweat from eccrine glands is made out of water, a little bit of salt and tiny amounts of some other chemicals. The apocrine sweat glands (say ap-oh-kreen) are found in armpits and in the genital and anal area (your 'private' bits). The exit of these glands is into a hair follicle – they do not have their own pore. These glands start working when you reach puberty. They make a thick, oily fluid different to the sweat on other parts of your body.
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How do you know if you're smelly?
Your nose very quickly gets used to smells around it, so you don't notice your own body smell, but if you are a nearly teen and stick your nose under your arm you might notice a smell. Usually this smell is not as strong or as bad as most people fear it is if you wash regularly and change your clothes. However – your feet!!! You can notice when your feet smell bad. Have you taken a shower lately?Sometimes if people tell you that you smell bad – have BO – they might be being unkind rather than truthful. Sometimes the things that people use to hide their body smell have a much stronger and more unpleasant smell than their body actually has.
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Well actually sweat from the eccrine glands does not have a smell. Sweat from apocrine glands does have a smell, but it is usually only a very slight smell. However, our bodies have bacteria (germs) living on skin and clothes. These bacteria use sweat to grow. A lot of body smell (body odour or BO) comes from the bacteria feeding on the oils in sweat under the arms or groin. This sweat gets onto the clothes we wear and if we don't wash and change underclothes then the smell gets stronger! But the worst smell can be from our feet! Feet make a lot of sweat and bacteria can get a really good feed if they hang out inside your socks and shoes. (If your feet are damp then fungi can grow and you could get tinea, which is a fungus.) So wash your feet well and make sure that you dry between your toes. A dry facewasher is handy because June 2017
it can get into the spaces between your toes more easily than a towel. (Don't use the same one that you use on your face though!) Spicy foods and garlic can change the smell of sweat too. Everyone has their own personal smell - that's how dogs can track people after sniffing a piece of their clothing.
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What you can do
If you can, wash your body every day and change your underwear every day. Air your shoes, especially sneakers or sports shoes when you take them off. Leave them overnight in the laundry or even outside if you have a covered area where you can safely leave them. If you wear a school uniform hang it up when you take it off. Hang it in a place where it can get a passing breeze if possible. using antiperspirantKids who have not yet reached puberty do not need antiperspirants and deodorants because their sweat is not smelly. Clean clothes are the most important way to smell nice. If you are a 'nearly teen', deodorants, antiperspirants and other smell nice products work best if your skin is clean. Be aware that some perfumes and sprays can make some people feel unwell even though they are not the ones wearing them. Clean your teeth twice a day. Your mouth doesn't sweat but bacteria can make your breath smell bad. If your skin gets itchy when you use soap or shower gel,or you have an allergic reaction to soap, use sorbolene cream instead.
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Buoyancy
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all 3 glasses ž full with water. lPlace a raw egg in glass #1 and observe. (It will sink.) lPut several tablespoons of salt in glass #2. (Amount depends on the size of the glass) Stir. lNow place the egg in glass #2 and observe. (Since you have lots of salt, it should float. If not, add more salt.) lNow put half as much salt in glass #3 as you did in glass #2. Place the egg in glass #3 and observe. (The egg should float, but not as high.) lExperiment with the amount of salt. Through trial and error, you may be able to get the egg to suspend itself in the middle of the liquid.
Why this happens: Salt changes the density of the water, therefore causing objects to be more buoyant.
Vocabulary: buoyancy – the ability of an object to float in water
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Animal Cell Cells are the Starting Point. All living organisms on Earth are divided into cells. The main concept of cell theory is that cells are the basic structural unit for all organisms. Cells are small compartments that hold the biological equipment necessary to keep an organism alive and successful. Living things may be single-celled or they may be very complex such as a human being.
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Letter Mix-Up How many words can you make by rearranging the letters in the word:
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World Blood Donor Day June 14 World Blood Donor Day raises awareness for the need for blood and blood products (plasma, red cells and platelets) around the world. Donated blood and blood products make surgeries possible, lessen the gravity of humanitarian and natural disasters, and can help just about anyone in need. Blood and its products are collected from donors who are willing to roll up their sleeves to donate approximately one-fifth of their blood. So, World Blood Donor Day is just as much a celebration of blood as it is of blood donors who give their life-saving gift to help unknown people in need. The event began in 2004 and has been growing in popularity ever since. World Blood Donor Day is celebrated annually on June 14th, a date chose as it is the birthday of Nobel Prize winning scientist Karl Landsteiner who discovered the ABO blood group system.
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Blood transfusion saves lives and improves health, but many patients requiring transfusion do not have timely access to safe blood. The need for blood transfusion may arise at any time in both urban and rural areas. The unavailability of blood has led to deaths and many patients suffering from ill-health. An adequate and reliable supply of safe blood can be assured by a stable base of regular, voluntary, unpaid blood donors. Regular, voluntary, unpaid blood donors are also the safest group of donors as the prevalence of bloodborne infections is lowest among these donors.
Take the test to find out the answers. 1. I can donate blood at any age. a) True b) False 2. When I donate blood, I am at risk of acquiring blood-borne diseases such as HIV, hepatitis B and C. a) True b) False 3. The amount/volume of blood collected at one time is: a) 450 millilitres b) 1 litre c) 5 litres 4. How often/regularly can I donate blood? a) Every 4 months b) Once a year c) Every 2 years 5. Before giving blood, I should: a) Eat my normal meal or snack b) Drink lots of fluids c) Not drink, not eat 6. The needle prick sensation I will experience during blood collection is very painful. a) True b) False 7. The safest blood for transfusion comes from: a) Voluntary, unpaid donors b) Family, replacement donors c) Paid donors ANSWERS:1.b, 2.b, 3.a, 4.a, 5.a and b, 6.b, 7.a
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MUSIC CHART S
Despacito
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That's What I Like Bruno Mars
I'm The One
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Father's Day Can you find and mark nine errors in the paragraph? You might look for errors of capitalization, punctuation, spelling, or grammar.
Every June, the third sunday of the month is all about fathers. Thats because the third Sunday of June is when many people celebrate Fathers Day. On this day people often give cards or gifts to their fathers grandfathers, or other special man in their lives. The first official Father’s day was held in nineteen ten after a woman named Sonora smart Dodd pushed for a day to honor her father who raised six child on his own. Every June, the third Sunday of the month is all about fathers. That’s because the third Sunday of June is when many people celebrate Father’s Day. On this day, people often give cards or gifts to their fathers, grandfathers, or other special men in their lives. The first official Father’s Day was held in 1910 after a woman named Sonora Smart Dodd pushed for a day to honor her father who raised six children on his own. June 2017
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World Milk Day In 2001, the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO) selected June 1 as World Milk Day, which celebrates the important contributions of the dairy sector to sustainability, economic development, livelihoods and nutrition. The Global Dairy Platform coordinated global celebrations on June 1, 2017. We would like to thank everyone who participated with an event and for sharing your love for milk and dairy on social media! Protein, for muscle growth, development and repair
Phosphorous, which works in tandem with calcium for strong bones and teeth Iodine, for healthy cognitive function
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Potassium, for muscle function and hydration
Vitamin B2 and B12, to reduce tiredness and fatigue
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Review: Fractions & Decimals
Numbers less than a whole can be written two ways: as a fraction or a decimal.
a fraction 0.25 = 25 100
2. a decimal 2 = 0.2 10
Since the 5 is written in the 100ths place, write a 100 on the bottom.
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Underline the adjectives in the following sentences. She went home after the hard work. The large fish jumped out of the blue water. The beautiful flowers were placed on the middle table. Where did the happy elf put the golden coins? The red, white and blue flag waved gently in the soft breeze. My lazy cat likes to sit on a big branch of the old tree.
Write an adjective in the blank to complete the sentence. The __________________________ shoes were left outside. Paul wants his __________________________ dog to fetch the __________________________ ball. We ate a __________________________ breakfast. My __________________________ sister likes __________________________ television shows.
The underlined adjectives in the following sentences are scrambled. Change the adjectives to make the sentence correct. The fluffy horse galloped along the beach. I want to buy a old car. The fast birthday cake was eaten quickly. Lara likes to look at the delicious clouds.
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Saying Sorry Let's learn how to apologize in different situations. Also, let us learn how to respond to apologies. Let's begin by looking at these word forms. Do you know how to pronounce thse words? apology - noun (singular) apologies - noun (plural) apologize - verb In English, it is polite to say that you're sorry for your mistakes. Mistakes are things you say or do by accident. 54
What are some examples of things people do by accident?
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Sorry.* I'm so sorry. I didn't meant to... It was my fault. It was an accident. That wasn't on purpose. That was my mistake. I feel so bad.
My apologies. I owe you an apology.
Informal Oops. Oopsie! My bad!
Other uses for "Sorry" In spoken English, "Sorry?" (pronounced as a question) is not an apology. It means "Pardon? I didn't hear you." We also say sorry to offer symphathy to someone who has experienced a loss, such as a death in the family, as in "I'm sorry for your loss."
Responding to an Apology Formal Everyday It's okay. It's fine. That's okay. No problem. No apology necessary. It's no big deal. Don't worry about it. Don't even mention it. That's understandable. I understand.
I forgive you. I accept your apology. I'm partly to blame. I know you didn't mean it. We all make mistakes.
Informal No worries. It's all good.
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WONDER WOMAN Raised on the mythical island of Themyscira and trained by Amazonian warriors, a young woman named Diana fulfills a destiny long ago bestowed on her by the Gods when her home and the world at large is threatened, she must leave and travel to the outside world for the first time. In doing so she will take the first steps to becoming the hero that is Wonder Woman‌ 58
TRANSFORMERS: THE LAST KNIGHT The Last Knight shatters the core myths of the Transformers franchise, and redefines what it means to be a hero. Humans and Transformers are at war, Optimus Prime is gone. The key to saving our future lies buried in the secrets of the past, in the hidden history of Transformers on Earth. Saving our world falls upon the shoulders of an unlikely alliance: Cade Yeager; Bumblebee; an English Lord; and an Oxford Professor June 2017
DESPICABLE ME 3 Continuing adventures of Gru, Lucy, and their adorable daughters — Margo, Edith and Agnes — and the Minions. After he is fired from the Anti-Villain League for failing to take down the latest bad guy to threaten humanity, Gru finds himself in the midst of a major identity crisis. But when a mysterious stranger shows up to inform Gru that he has a long-lost twin brother—a brother who desperately wishes to follow in his twin’s despicable footsteps—one former super-villain will rediscover just how good it feels to be bad. Steve Carell not only reprises his role as Gru, but also takes on a second part—that of Dru, Gru’s long-lost twin. Kristen Wiig returns as super-spy Lucy, while Emmy, Tony and Grammy Award winner Trey Parker voices new villain Balthazar Bratt, a former child star who has become obsessed with the evil TV character he played in the ’80s. Gru’s most formidable and comedic nemesis to date, Bratt is out to take down Hollywood…and anyone who stands in his way.
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