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🪁🪁Reading Comprehension: Global Warming🪁🪁

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  Welcome 👦👧boys and girls. Today, we'll be exploring a reading comprehension passage entitled. " Our Changing World: A Look at Global Warming " . Read all given information carefully. Complete the tasks below. Our Changing World: A Look at Global Warming Have you ever stepped into a car on a hot, sunny day? It feels much hotter inside than outside, right? This is because the sun's heat gets trapped inside the car. Our Earth works in a similar way, and this is called the "greenhouse effect." The Earth is surrounded by a blanket of gases, like carbon dioxide, that trap some of the sun's heat. This is a natural process that keeps our planet warm enough for plants, animals, and people to live. Without this natural blanket, Earth would be freezing cold! However, human activities are making this blanket too thick. We burn "fossil fuels" like coal, oil, and gas to power our cars, factories, and homes. When we burn these fuels, we release ex...
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🍇🍇The Figure of Speech: Onomatopoeia🍇🍇

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  Welcome 👦👧boys and girls to another class. Today, we will be going on an adventure where we will be exploring the topic: The Figures of Speech:  Onomatopoeia.  Read all given information and do the activities below. What is Onomatopoeia? Onomatopoeia   (say it:  on-oh-mat-oh-pee-ah ) is a word that sounds exactly like the noise it describes. It’s a "sound effect" word! Simple Examples Buzz  (The sound a bee makes.) Boom  (The sound of an explosion or loud thunder.) Meow  (The sound a cat makes.) Hiss  (The sound a snake makes.) Splash  (The sound of water hitting something.) Tick-tock  (The sound a clock makes.) Vroom  (The sound a car engine makes.) In a sentence:  "The bee went  buzz  as it flew past my ear." Hey👦👧boys and girls let us watch the video clips on o nomatopoeia   below👇👇 Click the link and watch        Click ...
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🤸🤸Reading Comprehension - Luminous and Non-luminous Objects🤸🤸

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    Welcome 👦👧boys and girls. Today, we'll be exploring a reading comprehension passage entitled. " Luminous and Non-luminous Objects " . Read all given information carefully. Complete the tasks below. Luminous and Non-Luminous Objects What is Light? Light is a form of energy that allows us to see the world around us. Without it, everything would be dark. But did you know that not all light is the same? Scientists divide light into two main types based on where it comes from: luminous and non-luminous. Luminous Objects Objects that produce their own light are called  luminous  objects. They are like little light-makers! The sun is the most important luminous object for us on Earth. It gives us light, warmth, and energy. Other examples of luminous objects are stars, light bulbs, candles, and fireflies. The light from these objects comes from energy being changed into light energy. For example, a light bulb changes electrical energy into light energy. We ca...
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💯%Expressing Percentage as Fraction💯%

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Welcome 👦👧boys and girls to another class. Today, we will be going on an adventure where we will be exploring the topic: Expressing Percentage as Fraction . Read all information carefully before writing your answers. Show all working.   A percentage is a number or ratio that represents a fraction of 100. To express a percentage as a fraction, you write the percentage number over 100 and then simplify the fraction to its lowest terms (simplest form). The Simple Rule: Percent means "per hundred," so drop the % sign and put the number over 100. The symbol that uses for percent= %  Steps to Simplest Form: 1.     Write the percentage as a fraction with a denominator of 100 (e.g., 45% = 45/100 ). 2.      Find the Greatest Common Factor (GCF) of the numerator and the denominator. 3.      Divide both the numerator and denominator by the GCF to get the simplest form.  Example 1 (Basic): Express 60% as a fracti...
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