In my opinion he is talking about USA, which is beginning to creep up on England or on Europe. And because of that England is becoming a less dominant and more isolated place. He is saying that intimacy is dying and that may represent the globalization. Another political poem I really enjoyed is ´´Homage To a Government´´. Larkin says that next year they are going to bring all the soldiers home, because they (citizens) want the money for them selves. And that their children do not know it's a different country, because they did not achieve anything in the war. But at least they can leave their children some money. I think that Larkin means that the troops are going to be brought home from Vietnam. At the end of almost every line in the first stanza is /And it is all right./ In his ironical way he is trying to say that the Vietnam War was pointless, because it did not bring any results. Another poem about the Vietnam War is ´´High Windows
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The first aspect that appears in my mind is the crime rate. I do not want to live in a place, where I always have to be cautious and ready to protect myself. Also living in the city is bad for your health because the air is polluted and there is so much noise which is tiring. On the other hand living in the city has many good sides. There is usually something to do. You can watch movies in the cinema, visit bars, pubs, clubs, casinos and you can go shopping. If you have children you do not have to worry about lack of schools and kindergartens. In conclusion when you are a child there is no place better to grow up then a country home. In the far future I will definitely live in the countryside with my wife and children and have hectares of land. But now as I am finishing school and I am a bachelor I want to live in the city in an apartment.
Percy Bysshe Shelley 4 August 1792 8 July 1822 Martin Jaan Leesment Major works are long visionary poems Approximately 50 readers as his audience, it is said that he made no more than 40 pounds from his writings. His father was Sir Timothy Shelley, a Whig Member of Parliament, and his mother, a Sussex landowner Born at Field Place in Horsham, England The eldest of the children Received his early education at home On 10 April 1810, he matriculated at University College, Oxford Expelled from Oxford on 25 March 1811 After being expelled, he eloped to Scotland with the 16- year-old schoolgirl Harriet Westbrook Visited Ireland shortly afterward and wrote his Address to the Irish People On 28 July 1814, Shelley abandoned his family and ran away with Mary (also 16, later author of Frankenstein)
Eva Kor arrived at Auschwitz with her mother and twin sister in 1944, when she was just 10-years old. That day on the selection platform was the last time she would ever see her mother again. Eva’s mother was sent directly to the gas chamber. For the next nine months, Eva and her sister Miriam were housed in a rat-infested bunk with 300 other children and subjected to medical experiments daily. Despite the daily torture, Eva was determined to survive. When liberation finally came on January 27, 1945, Eva and Miriam were at the front of the line as the children were led out of Auschwitz. Renee Firestone survived by using her skills as an aspiring designer to throw off the Nazis. After Auschwitz she met her brother and moved to Prague. She was a famous fashion designer and later on she and her brother moved to U.S.
witches. She was a wonderful story - teller but the storys she telled about witches were all true. She told her grandson how to spot them from a crowd and told him what ugly and bad creatures they are. One day the boy met a witch, and got out alive luckily. The boy and hes granmother went to live to England. One day they went to a hotel just to relax and have some fun. The boy happend on a RSPCC meeting- The Royal Society For The Prevention Of Cruelty To Children. Turned out that it was a witch gathering. The boy got caught and was turned into a mouse with `Formula 86 Delayed Action Mouse- Maker`. At the end of the book, the boy and hes granmother used the advantage that the boy was so small and could go to small places and turned all the witches of England into mice, wich were killed. The main caracters · The boy · The grandmother · Bruno · The Grand High witch My opinion
Music therapy is soothing and relaxing. It is a process in which a trained music therapist uses music and all of its facets-physical, emotional, mental, social, aesthetic, and spiritual-to help clients to improve or maintain their health. Music therapists are found in nearly every area of the helping professions. Music therapists may work with individuals who have behavioral-emotional disorders. There are two approaches to music therapy for children: The therapy session can be one-on-one or in a group setting. When a therapist meets with a child for the first time, it is good for the therapist and the child to come up with goals for him or her to meet during the duration together. Music therapy can help children with communication problems, attention, motivation, and behavioral problems. The setup of the room where the session takes place is very important, in order to make the child feel comfortable and to allow the child to
treasures. Unfortunately, they are not found in Estonia, but we still have something to value and draw more attention to – it’s wood. Today, forests cover up to 55% of our country’s territory but it’s possible that this number might start decreasing quickly unless we start taking the state of forests more seriously. A good forest grows approximately 70 years so the young peole who plant trees on their land, won’t probably be building houses with them, instead their children or grandchildren will. We dream of Estonia, where even the children of our kids know what the word Forest means and can walk there any time, pick berries or go skiing in the winter. Since we didn’t want to waste what we were drawing attention to, we used Jõgeva’s wood industry Valmeco AS’s production residues. For paintings, we used acrylics. The sculpture is being kept above the water by a ferry made out of empty plastic bottles.
Education The education system is a little bit different in the UK than ours. For example they have go to school 2 years earlier than us. Primary school is for pupils aged 5-11. Though schooling is only compulsory from age 5 in the UK, children most commonly enter Reception Class aged 4 in the academic year in which they will reach their 5th birthday. When pupils are aged 7 they sit Key Stage 1 [SATs]. Key Stage 2 SATs are taken when pupils are aged 11. Secondary school is for pupils aged 11-16. 11-13 years old pupils study a broad range of 10–15 subjects. No public examinations are taken during this time. Traditionally, at the age of 14 students
d) Helen never does her homework. She is rather gentle/lazy'/reliable. e) I didn't talk to anyone at the party because I felt ambitious/lonely/shy. f) When Harry saw his girlfriend dancing with Paul he felt jealous/selfish/sentimental. g) I don't like people who are noisy and aggressive/courageous/sociable. h) Thanks for bringing us a present. It was very adorable/grateful/thoughtful of you. i) Teresa never gets angry with the children. She is very brave/patient/pleasant. j) Tom always pays for everyone when we go out. He's so cheerful/generous/honest. 2. Match the words in the box with the descriptions (a-l). Use each word once only. bad-tempered determined lazy reliable cheerful frank mean selfish considerate honest punctual sympathetic
What causes hunger? Crops don't grow if there is no rain and families can't feed themselves. People who are poor can't buy food when their crops fail. They have nothing to fall back on. Conflict is another major cause of hunger. Wars destroy farms and fields. Farmers may be killed. People have to leave their homes and farms and live somewhere else. Less food is produced in times of war. The HIV/AIDS pandemic has left many farmers sick and unable to grow food. How many children die of hunger each day? A. 12,000 B. 18,500 C. 29,000 D. 37,600 In developing countries, how many children die before they are five? A. 1 in 10 B. 1 in 45 C. 1 in 60 D. 1 in 80 How many people have died of hunger in the past 50 years? A. 300,000,000 B. 400,000,000 C. 500,000,000 D. 600,000,000 Pictures and video http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1099367981 http://www.bread.org/learn/global-hunger-issue http://www.worldvision.org.uk/server.php?show http://www.wcchapel
Television also entertains and educates people. There are lots of different channels that forward live picture. For example, CNN, BBC, National Geographic, Discovery Channel, Eurosport. Moreover, radio has its own advantages which others doesn't have. People mostly listen radio in car and work station. Radio is convenient because people get short news and it is entertaining. Also, radio can be listened via mobile or MP3 player. In addition, the Internet is the most popular nowadays. From the children to the seniors, everyone use it. For example, children use it for entertainment and social networking, like mängukoobas and rate or facebook. On the other hand, grown-ups use it for reading news and their job might involve the Internet. From the Internet you can find information very quickly and easily. Furthermore, newspaper is the oldest media channel in last centuries. It is the only one that doesn't need electricity. Also, it is easily readable in public transport
London. Hundreds of people, from around the city, come to watch the gifted Christmas tree, when the lights are turned on. Read on to know more about Christmas traditions and celebrations in Norway. Christmas Celebrations In Norway While there are many customs and traditions linked to Christmas in Norway, there is one long- standing and very popular tradition that includes a little gnome Nisse, who guards the farm animals. It is believed that he plays tricks on children, if they forget to serve him a bowl of special porridge. The gnome is known as Julebukk or `Christmas buck,' and his looks are similar to those of a goat. Julebukk is associated with the Viking times, when the pagans worshipped Thor and his goat. The idea of Julebukk is very old and still, very dear to the Norwegians, especially around Christmas. During the Viking period, a person used to dress in a goat skin and carry a goat head on the Christmas Day
She graduated from Western High School in 1936 and studied at the Corcoran Art School for four years. In 1953, she moved into the row house in Brooklyn, which is the setting for many of her books. The books usually centered around magic. Most of these were published in the 1970s and 1980s. Ruth Chew passed away on May 13, 2010 at the age of 90. The story takes place in the 1970s, mostly in Hawley and Brooklyn. The main characters are Joe and Kathleen Dennis. They are two adventurous children, a brother and sister. Kathleen is two years younger than his brother. Other important characters are: Mrs. McCafferty (babysitter), Miss Williams (friendly old woman), Hank and Jo-Ann and Charley(Joe's and Kathleen's new friends), Arthur and Bill Garvey (two mean boys), Mr. Grenson (the Lake Warden). The book talks about, how Joe and Kahtleen run away from their babysitter Mrs.McCafferty, who they don't like at all. Their parents are in Europe. At the beginning of the book the
7 kasutatud asju ostma buy second-hand 8 piinlik juhtum embarrassing incident 2 Complete the sentences. Use much, many, a lot of. 1 Is there much snow in the garden? 2 I´m going shopping. How much bread do you need? 3 Look at the lake! I´ve never seen so many swans before. 4 I´m really upset. I made very many mistakes in my maths test. 5 We can go to the cinema tonight. I don´t have much homework for tomorrow. 6 Why is there so much noise in the garden? What are the children doing there? 7 There is a lot of soup left. We can have it for dinner tomorrow. 8 Jack´s uncle is a millionaire. He has a lot of money in the bank. 3 Complete the sentences with the correct prepositions. 1 The toy department is on the second floor. 2 Jane wanted to wear her new red dress to the party. 3 Who is the girl in the picture. 4 Oxford street is famous for its shops and department stores. 5 I was moving towards the checkout when I noticed I had lost my purse.
Summary My maded abstract ,what is talking about communication with children.It is mainly for parents and grandparents. Communication with children include: · The words you speak · Your tone and voice - loud, soft, harsh or whispered · Gestures · How you stand · Your facial expressions Every child notices how her/him parens talks with her/him. Usually child responds just the same. Partens should look their bodylanguage to. If you are cheerful then they can recive te message better than the parent is angry. It is better when you are at the same level, when you talk with child. It's bad when you
privacy for holding a business-lunch. Salon has a round table with a more luxurious serving and can seat from 4 to 10 guests. From the porthole You can feed the Admiralty swans swimming around the ship. Admiral's Salon has to be reserved in advance. Menu Menu consists of a variety of grilled meat, fish and vegetarian dishes and seafood from Balkan, Russian and classical European cuisine. Children will also find a dish that they like. Starters Venison Tartare Smoked halibut Soups Lobster soup with Lamb Chorba shrimps Main dishes Meat: Fish: Steamship steak Grilled sturgeon Cevapcici (grilled beef Grilled black tiger and lamb meat) prawns For children Pasta with chicken Desserts Cranberry parfé Almond bowl Palacinke
The French education system is split into three stages: primary school (école), secondary school (collège) and high school (lycée). Primary and secondary education is free, neutral, secular and compulsory between the ages of 6 and 16. However, there are some private schools that are not subject to these obligations and particularities of the French education system. Nursery school classes accept toddlers at 2 or 3 years of age, starting in September. The children develop their basic faculties, improve their speaking skills and are introduced to the world of reading and writing, numbers and other key areas of learning. From age 6 to 11, the children attend elementary school which is mixed and freein the case of public (state) schools. The 'collège' accepts all pupils after elementary school without the need to pass an entrance exam. The teaching is structured by subject: French, mathematics, history-geography, 'civics' or
information is the main reason we are the only hominin still alive, Tattersall argues. It's not clear exactly when speech evolved, or how. But it seems likely that it was partly driven by another uniquely human trait: our superior social skills. While both chimps and humans cooperate, we will always help more Comparative studies between humans and chimps show that while both will cooperate, humans will always help more. Children seem to be innate helpers. They act selflessly before social norms set in. Studies have shown that they will spontaneously open doors for adults and pick up "accidentally" dropped items. They will even stop playing to help. Their sense of fairness begins young. Even if an experiment is unfairly rigged so that one child receives more rewards, they will ensure a reward is fairly split. Children show 'proactive' kindness, unlike our close relatives (Credit: Thinkstock)
kohta.) BLOW UP (explode): The factory was blown up yesterday. (Tehas lasti eile õhku.) BREAK DOWN (stop functioning): My car broke down yesterday. (Mu auto lakkas eile töötamast.) BREAK IN ON (interrupt): He broke in on my conversation with mom. (Ta segas vahele mu vestlusele emaga.) BRING UP (mention a topic): Jenny brought up that song again. (Jenny võttis jälle selle laulu kõne alla.) BRING UP (raise children): Deborah has to bring up four children. (Deborah'l peab nelja last kasvatama.) CALL OFF (cancel): The meeting was called off. (Koosolek jäeti ära.) CALL ON (visit): The doctor called on Helen. (Arst käis Heleni juures.) CATCH ON (become popular): Meg caught on in her class. (Meg sai oma klassis populaarseks.) CATCH UP WITH (keep abreast): You should catch up with the the class. (Sa peaks klassiga sammu pidama.) CHECK UP ON (examine): She promised to check up on me every day. (Ta lubas käia mind iga päev kontrollimas.)
Comparison of Education in Britain and Estonia When looking into the educational systems of Britain and Estonia, several differences appear. In this essay I am going to point out some of the most distinguish features in the education of both countries. Firstly, there are dissimilarities in the age at which children go to school. In Estonia the age is 7 whereas in Britain children start their educational journey already as young as 5 years old. Primary school lasts 6 years just like in Estonia but the pupils in Britain are 2 years younger when they finish primary school than the pupils in Estonia. However, students in Britain and Estonia finish secondary school at the same age because secondary school lasts 5 years in Britain instead of 3 like it is in Estonia. Altogether, compulsory school in Britain lasts 11 years which is 2 years more than in Estonia.
Christmas in South Africa is a summer holiday. Schools are closed, and camping is the order of the day. In South Africa there is no snow, but it has many flowers, many beautiful varieties of cultivated and wild flowers being in their full pride. Decoration Homes are decorated with pine branches, and all have the decorated Christmas fir in a corner, with presents for the children around. At bedtime on Christmas Eve, children may also hang up their stockings for presents from Father Christmas. Christmas dinner Many South Africans have a Christmas dinner in the open-air lunch. For Christmas they eat turkey, roasted beef, pies, yellow rise and for dessert raisins or blum pudding. How they celebrate? The most important part of their Christmas worship service is the love offering, this is the
The book itself is about a middle-aged woman, Susan, whose life is spinning around her four children, ideal husband and lovely home. Everything seems to be just perfect. When the youngest child went off to school, the seeming peace in this family is soon gone. Susan didn’t find the sense of freedom that she expected. She started thinking about herself she lost in her marriege life and was filled with emotions that were not inherent to her.. As she discovered that it was housework, children and husband, that made her lose her self-identity, she stared to hate everything in the house. Finally, she found a room where she could be alone and independent. In this room she forgot everything, nothing else mattered but her happiness. I enjoyed reading this book because it gave me many thoughts to think about. For example there is so many people, who have everything they have ever wanted and they still are not satisfied. And there are people who have nothing, but they are pleased and happy
This could not have been said at the first part of the 20th century. Welsh have been under the reign or a part of Great Britain for a long time. During the 16 th century, particularly at the time of Henry the VIII, they tried to force the Welsh language out by an Act which declared that the language to be used in courts and administrative offices would have to be English. And of course the most natural process started as people were forced to talk English, they taught their children English and the Welsh language was to be forgotten. But that did not happen. The Welsh language has had its ups and downs, being mostly at its low level. But now I think that the situation has changed. Nowadays more and more young people cherish their roots and it is important to be proud of their origin. The future of the language lies in the hands of the young generation. Before that as English was mostly used, the
õppida näteks endale raskeks jäänud häälikute korrektset välja ütlemist. Üldiselt on mõlema kuulmisabivahendi kasutamisel nii head kui vead. Kui kuuldeaparaat võimendab ka taustamüra, siis sisekõrva implantaadiga lastel on raske püsida teemal. Samas mõlemad parandavad tunduvalt laste kõnetaset. 7 Kasutatud kirjandus Crosson, J. & Geers, A. (2001). Analysis of Narrative Ability in Children with Cochlear Implants. Ear & Hearing, 22(5), 381–394 Ertmer, D. J., Kloiber, D. T., Jung, J., Kirleis, K. C. & Bradford, D. (2012). Consonant Production Accuracy in Young Cochlear Implant Recipients: Developmental Sound Classes and Word Position Effects. American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology, 21(4), 342-353 Kuuldeaparaadid (s.a.). Külastatud aadressil: http://www.vaegkuuljad.ee/vana/index.html? http://www.vaegkuuljad.ee/vana/lehed/kuulmisabi/kuuldeaparaadid.html
2 All the students here (study) English now. 3 Who you wait) for? I (wait) for tom. 4 You can't see Henry now, He (have) a bath. 5 Every mother (love) her child. 6 What this book (cost)? It (cost) sixty kroons. 7 They had better come in . It (begin) to rain. 8 What you (drink) for breakfast? I usually (drink) coffee. 9 My husband (shave) every morning and every evening. 10 He (come) from Spain. 11 I (think) it's a pity you don't like sport because you (get) too fat. 12 The children (have) breakfast at 8 o'clock and lunch at 12. 13 The plane you can see now just (take off) for London. 14 Helen (read) a story and Joe (repair) her sewing-machine. 15 Most children (like) sweets. 16 Our dog often (bark) at night. 17 I (not wear) a coat today because it's too warm. 18 The manager asked the secretary, "How you (feel) after your first month in the company?" 19 How you (get on) at work? - I (think) very well. 20 Look! Our dog (chase) Ms Green's cat. 21 The water (boil)
strict landuse zoning to reduce urban sprawl. 9. Limit Your Family Size --- Each person requires transportation. Our human population is rapidly rising to levels which make it difficult to provide adequate transportation while sustaining a healthy environment. If each couple limited themselves to no more than 2 children, our world's population could stabilize and support everyone without conflict or suffering. 10. Educate Your Children --- You can help teach young people the values of walking, biking and mass transit, and the importance of efficient landuse planning. Perhaps the new generation will finally get it right!
Richard Sildveer „ Astrid Lindgren“ Astrid Lindgren is a Swedish born author. She was born as Astrid Anna Emilia Ericsson on 1907 in Vimmerby in the province of Smaland, in Southern Sweden where she grew up on a farm. Her early childhood was spent with cows and discovering hidden forest paths. Astrid was born to liberal parents, the second of four children of Samuel August, a tenant farmer, and Hanna Jonsson Ericsson. During their childhood years, they were nurtured into storytelling; and were taught how to use their imagination and creativity in the world of Literature. Her childhood years were full of love and laughter, which came from her parents. The laughter extended more in the games that Astrid played with her three siblings, Gunnar, Stina and Ingegerd. Many of the settings and characters in
Character Sketch – Christophine Wide Sargasso Sea by Jean Rhys Christophine was the servant of Annette and the nurse of her daughter Antoinette. She was a wedding present from Alexander Cosway, the first husband of Annette. She practices magic which is called obeah, and also has wide knowledge of the Caribbean black culture. She has had all her three children with different men, but has still remained single. She opened her reason why she didn’t want to get married in a quote: All woman, all colors, nothing but fools. Three children I have. One living in this world, each one a different father, but no husband, I thank my God. I keep my money. I don’t give it to no worthless man. I think it also gives out her idea of marriage. She thinks that woman who get married are fools because married
Chinese toy factories introduction There’s a reason how US children can have their toys so cheap. About 75% of the world's toys come from China, where migrant workers are paid an average salary of $240 a month. Extreme poverty in China's rural areas drives many people from the countryside into the cities to look for these types of jobs. facts Every day, the workers have to arrive 15 minutes before the regular work shift begins for a work assembly. Their living conditions are prison-like.
Nelly consents, and Lockwood writes down his recollections of her tale in his diary; these written recollections form the main part of Wuthering Heights. Nelly remembers her childhood. As a young girl, she works as a servant at Wuthering Heights for the owner of the manor, Mr. Earnshaw, and his family. One day, Mr. Earnshaw goes to Liverpool and returns home with an orphan boy whom he will raise with his own children. At first, the Earnshaw children--a boy named Hindley and his younger sister Catherine--detest the dark- skinned Heathcliff. But Catherine quickly comes to love him, and the two soon grow inseparable, spending their days playing on the moors. After his wife's death, Mr. Earnshaw grows to prefer Heathcliff to his own son, and when Hindley continues his cruelty to Heathcliff, Mr. Earnshaw sends Hindley away to college, keeping Heathcliff nearby. Three years later, Mr
over Scandinavia and Europe. The casualties included firefighters who attended the fires. All these were put out in a few hours, but radiation doses on the first day were extremely high causing 28 deaths. Also the people involved in the clean-up received high doses of radiation. Environmental and health effects Studies in the Ukraine, Russia and Belarus say that over one million people possibly affected by radiation. By 2000, about 4000 cases of thyroid cancer had been diagnosed in exposed children. Ten years after the explosion, more and more children that survived the incident are developing cancer. Also the children who are born from parents exposed to high radiation levels may be in threat of deformities Thyroid cancer is usually not fatal if diagnosed and treated early. Apart from the cancer, there is said to be no evidence of a major public health impact 14 years after the accident. There is little evidence of any increase in leukaemia, even among clean-up workers
juhul arvesse võtta, sest neis on tihti viidatud repertuaariuuringutega seotud materjalidele nagu näiteks lavastuste personal ja selle suurus ning teatrihooned. Viimasel kahel dekaadil on aga järjest enam raamatuid keskendunud puhtalt repertuaariuuringutele ja teatritele endile. Siinkohal toob Rutter näiteks kõige olulisemad autorid ja teosed, mida järgnevalt artiklis mitmel korral tsiteerib: Reavley Gairi "Pauli lapsed" ("Reavley Gair's The Children of Paul's", 1982), Roslyn Knutsoni "Shakespeare'i teatri repertuaar" ("The Repertory of Shakespeare's Company", 1991), Scott McMillini and Sally-Beth MacLeani "Kuninganna mehed ja nende näidendid" ("The Queen's Men and their Plays", 1998), Mary Bly' "Kummalised neitsid ja süütud kuningannad" ("Queer Virgins and Virgin Queans on the Early Modern Stage", 2000), Andrew Gurri "Shakespeare'i teater" ("The Shakespeare
Paiute people Meaning of name Unknown Northern:Numa Southern:nuwuvi language Northern Paiute language Owens Valley Paiute Southern Paiute language English Lived near water Fish Roots Seeds Meat Nuts beliefs Wolf Coyote Ghost dance Wowoka chores Fishing Weawing Hunting Roots and berries hearding children 1840 Euro Americans Pah Ute war 1860 Pony Express Thank you for listening!
and started writing. Founded Estonian Literary Society and was the honour member of it. She wrote poems in Germany at first, but them got inspiration to write poems in Estonian, working in newspaper ,,Teataja". She was the first writer in estonia to express emotions in erotic ways so her openminded poems were new to estonia. Her poems have been translated into many different languages. Heljo Mänd was born in 11.February, 1926 and writes bookes for children. Like magazine ,,Täheke" and book ,,Karu Aabits" that children have leart from. Karu aabits has also made into tv-serial. 3.Lydia Koidula is an importent poet and writer in Estonia. She was the most important public figure in Estonian National Awakening. She got her writer name ,,Koidula" from Carl Robert Jaksobson. She is also referder as ,,koidulaulik", ,,singer of the dawn". She was born in Vana-Vändra and died in Kroonlinn(Russia). She died in breastcancer. In
They believe that their comfortable beds, wide selection of TV channels and high-speed Internet will meet customer's expectations in ensuring a pleasant stay. According to customer preference, they may book a room with a king-sized bed or two separate beds. Standard single room prices start from 47 per night. Standard double room prices start from 53 per night, superior room prices start from 74 per night and family rooms start from 94 per night. Visitors travelling with children can use their family rooms, where they can enjoy both spending time with the family and sufficient privacy. Family rooms consist of two adjacent rooms connected by a partition door, intended for two adults and two up to 18-year-old children. Both rooms can be fitted with an extra bed to provide accommodation for bigger families. For babies, they can place a cot in the room.
disadvantages. The main advantage of watching Tv is the source of information.We can watch many educational programmes about animals, discoveries, history, physics and many other domains of science.Thank to TV we can get to knowabout the coulture of other countries. We can also do shopping via TV shpping channels. On the other hand, there are a lot of disadvantages. TV absorbsus much time, which could bring many ilness. TV programmes show violence in fairy-tales, cartoons andprogrammes for children. Watching TV can limit children's imagination. In conclusion, I think that people should limit watching TVand start spending their free time in an active way. Tänapäeval valib telekanal palju aega või aega. Paljud inimesed veedavad oma vaba aega televiisoriga varustatuna. Kuid telerivaatamisel on palju eeliseid ja puudusi. Tv vaatamise peamine eelis on teabeallikas. Meil on võimalik jälgida paljusid loomade, avastuste, ajaloo, füüsika ja paljude teiste teaduse valdkondade haridusprogramme
worn. He gave a part of her clothing to the wise man, who took it in his hand and said, "I see a young woman lying on the ground; she seems to be asleep. There is something in the bushes, coming towards her. It is a large bear. He takes hold of her; she tries to get away but cannot. He takes her with him, a long way off. I see a lake. They reach it and stop at a large cedar tree. She lives in the tree with the bear. I see two children, boys that she has had by the bear. If you go to the lake and find the tree, you will find them all there." 2 C When he rached home, his parents welcomed him and asked about Kind-a- wuss. He told them everything. When the parents heard that she had become his wife, they became furious. They told Quiss-an-Kweedass that he would never go back and locked him up. They decided to keeü him prisoner until she also returned. After two years he managed to escape
Wayamba the Turtle man Brigitha Tammets, Carmen Niinepuu Origin • From Australia • Aboriginal Dreamtime story • Origin story of turtles Story • Wayamba the Turtle man • Wayamba took Oola and her children with him • The tribe were going to punish him • Wayamab had two big shields that protected him • Wayamba disappeared in to the creek • The tribe saw a creature resembeling Wayamba • They tought it was Wayamba wile it actually was a turtle.
and gifts may be exchanged Roast lamb, which is the main dish at Jewish Passover, is the traditional meat for the main meal on Easter Day. It is served with mint sauce and vegetables. The traditional Easter pudding is custard tarts sprinkled with currants and flat Easter biscuits. Simnel cake is baked for tea. Easter Biscuits are sometimes called "Cakes", and are eaten on Easter Sunday. They contain spices, currants and sometimes grated lemon rind. Games for Children Egg Huntvery special treats for kids. Chocolate eggs are hidden for the children to find. Egg rolling or the egg race, when competitors try to be the first to roll their egg across a course or down a hill... without breaking it! More traditions Morris Dance is the biggest attraction of Easter jubilation in England. This dance is always staged by professional male troupes who observe old spring dances to frighten away the evil spirits of winter.
and not having any water at all, not around you, not anywhere. People who live there they have to make long journeys or treks over rough and barren land to get water and when they finally reach to that hole in the ground, then that water there isn’t even clean. It takes so much time and energy, just to get a glass water or in the Africans case, a filled 90’s plastic bottle filled with soggy liquid, that does not deserve the title “water”. In these countries people dream about water, children dream about water, it should not be child’s dream, to get just enough water so that her throat wouldn’t dry. More than a 780 million people (that is 10,9% of the world’s population) do not have access to clean drinking water and estimated 400 million of these are children. Every day people are trying to survive and hoping to see tomorrow, hoping that they wouldn’t die in dehydration. Because of the fast growing
The only negative thing, I'd say about this film, is that it made me feel a little bit sad, because there weren't so many positive emotions and events, which would have made this film a little bit more enjoyable. I liked this film and I would recommend watching this film, because it's very useful, teaching and inspiring, especially for young people and teenagers, who might have problems communicating and accepting other people, as the way they are. I wouldn't recommend this film to young children, because they wouldn't understand the main idea of this film and as the "Invictus" is a drama film, they might find it boring.
The patriot by Stephen Molstad The story took place in the 18th century. Benjamin Martin was a veteran of the FrenchIndian War and a widower who raised his seven children. Gabriel, the oldest, wanted to join the American forces without his father's permission. Martin, who knew the horrifying carnage that war presented, didn't want his son to participate, but against his father's wishes, Gabriel did join up. He returned home after two years, stumbling wounded into the family home. That night, a skirmish between the British and the patriots woke the Martins and they gave care to the wounded of both sides the next morning. British soldiers
10. Characteristic traits of a bully : (12 features) they have a need to feel powerful and in control; they appear to derive satisfaction from inflicting injury and suffering on others; they seem to have little empathy for their victims; they often defend their actions by saying that their victims provoked them in some way; they often come from homes where physical punishment is used, where the children are taught to strike back physically as a way to handle problems, and where parental involvement and warmth are frequently lacking; they are generally defiant or oppositional toward adults, antisocial, and apt to break school rules; they appear to have little anxiety and to possess strong self-esteem; they victimize others because they feel bad about themselves. 11. Characteristic features of a victim: (11 features) anxiousness, insecurity,
Leute, die mir lieb und teuer sind, die mich lieben und sind immer auf mich gewartet. Kristina Julm 12a The family is very important as a unit in our society. Nothing else but family can be an emotional center of people's life, can be a transmitter of culture and raising children. Understanding between the members of the family and consideration for others are very important in family relationship. Tenderness, warm-heartedness and respect must always be present in the family to make it friendly. A lot of activities help members of the family to be on friendly terms: discussing all the family plans together, going on trips hikes together, visiting museums, theaters, exhibitions and exchanging opinions about them, sharing the same joys and sorrows
life where you are in control of yourself, this including cleaning or leaving your room as it is. 20- 30 there is going to be a new experience- university and you will find a new actual job and meet your princess/ prince and travel the world. When you become 30 then you have got married and had kids, you will probably work day and night to make as much money as possible, and you are living a family life. In next ten years after 40 you teach your children how to be man and woman, get them a new car, ask them about your dates and live your life at maximum speed. When you become 60 you are going to see your children to marry and you can feel proud of them. You have accomplished something- raised successful human beings and now you can raise your grandchildren and be the leader of a family. Up to 70 you are doing crosswords, reading books and waiting the moment that you will see god face to face. You have got degrees, good jobs and
Estonian national holidays Christmas: The people decorate the christmas tree. On christmas eve people go to church. Children are waiting for Father Christmas. Christmas is on 24 Decmber. New Year's Day: People have parties on New Year's Eve. Usually they meet friends and relatives. People wish each other a Happy New Year. In the evning they gather in town quares. Midsummer Eve: People celebrate the longest day at the year. Usually they have garden parties. People make big bonfires. It is common stay up all night.
4. Put the following cities in order of population size (the number on people who live there): Manchester, Cardiff and London! 5. Is the birth rate in Britain: 7.4, 12.3 or 19 live births per 1,000 people? 6. What percentage of the population in Britain is under 16 years of age: 10%, 21% or 32%? 1. 59 million 2. 5.5% 3. Scotland 4. London, Manchester, Cardiff 5. 12.3 per 1,000 population 6. 21% Education 1. Up to what age British children required by law to attend school: 14, 16 or 18? 2. What percentage of children in Britain Receive free education? 3. Which subjects do British children spend most time studying? 4. What other subjects make up the National Curriculum? 5. What proportion of young people in Britain enter higher education today? 1. 16 years 2. 93% 3. English, mathematics and science 4. history, geography, technology, music, art, physical education and a modern foreign
Television is a daily presence in the lives of most young children . TV is playing a very big role in their life. Television has its good side. It can be entertaining and educational, and can open up new worlds for kids, giving them a chance to travel the globe, learn about different cultures. However spending time watching TV can take time away from healthy activities like active play outside with friends, eating dinner together as a family, or reading. TV time also takes away from participating in sports, music or art.
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