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Inside this Issue
The Unity
In the name of Allah, the
Beneficent, the Merciful
Intermediate Stage
Activities
Pg.2
New English Program
[112.1] Say: He, Allah, is One.
[112.2] Allah is He on
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Whom all depend.
[112.3] He begets not,
nor is He begotten.
[112.4] And none is like Him.
Creativity in our Schools
Pg.2
Two dreaming Headmasters
Pg.3
Allah's Apostle said, "Do
Orientation Program Pg.3
not long for meeting your
enemy, and ask Allah for
safety (from all sorts of evil)."
Sports / Lighter Side
Science Corner
Pg.4
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Tsunami Death Toll Still Rising
It was early Sunday morning, the day after
Christmas. Fishermen were already at sea
off the coast of Indonesia's Sumatra island.
Tourists, many bleary-eyed from holiday
celebration, were starting to make their way
to Thailand's white sand beaches.
Then, underneath the Indian Ocean
west of Sumatra, pressures along a major
fault line reached the breaking point in a
sudden shift of the earth's tectonic plates. It
was the trigger for the worst natural disaster
the world has seen in decades - a massive
earthquake that sent walls of water crashing
into coastlines from South Asia to Africa,
killing more than 150,000 people in 11
nations.
Five weeks later, the death
toll still rises, thousands of
people are missing, millions
are homeless and people in
devastated coastal
communities don't even know
where to start with rebuilding.
N e e d l e s
o n
seismographs around the
world went crazy, registering
the biggest earthquake in 40 years, a magnitude 9.0
that dwarfed those that devastated Kobe, Japan, ten
years ago and the San Francisco area in 1906.
Buildings crumbled in Banda Aceh, capital of
Sumatra's restive Aceh province. High-rises groaned
from Jakarta, 1,000 miles to the south, to Bangkok,
780 miles to the north.
The shaking stopped, but the worst was yet to
come.
The energy that had been released - some
estimates put it at the force of a million atomic bombs was roiling along the ocean floor at nearly the speed
of a passenger jet. Some scientists speculated that
the entire planet may have briefly shuddered in its
orbit.
Around the world, seismologists debated
whether to issue tsunami warnings but no mechanisms existed to get
out the word. And unlike the Pacific
rim, where tsunamis are a regular
threat, there were no special buoys
to provide an early warning in the
Indian Ocean.
The last major tsunami to hit
the region was in 1883, when the
Krakatoa volcano erupted (AP).
Effective Teacher (Time & Place)
Talking or writing about the teacher
is a bit saddening. A teacher has a
moral and educational message to
deliver. He is or he should be an
educator, a parent, a brother, a
friend, a researcher and a thinker.
He is innovative, creative and
discerning. All these titles and
Mr. Awad Ahmed Allo
many
others have been bestowed
Administrative Manager
upon him by the society as
appreciation and respect to his great role.
I still remember my school days when I was at
elementary school. There used to be a minimum of
30 students in class. We were seated on a big
carpet on the floor. There was a blackboard and a
solemn teacher holding a long stick in his hands.
Everyday I walked 4 kms to and fro. Nevertheless I
was very happy and never tired or bored. Our
parents’ desire to send us to school to learn was
great and it was a great push forward to us.
A teacher used to have a very strong character.
He was bother feared and respected by his
students. As soon as he stepped into the class,
everyone stood up in a sort of military discipline.
Even parents never dared to disturb him whilst in
class during their frequent visits to the school. They
willingly and contentedly gave him permission to
culture their kids in whatever way he thought was
right. This was the teacher’s image in the past, but
what about today ? Also what about today’s
students ? The future still hides a lot. This age is
characterized by science, technology, openmindedness, unlimited means of luxury and
entertainment, blue-tooth, etc. This generation is
much more fascinated by technology products than
by learning and acquiring knowledge. What matters
most of them is to get a certificate in any way, to find
a job and to get married and start a family.
It’s the responsibility of teachers, parents,
educationalist, religious men, politicians,
psychologists and sociologists to decide whether
what we offer this generation is adequate or not. It’s
their role to judge the suitability compatibility
courses to their real needs.
Are our teachers efficient enough ?
Do they possess the desire and potential to
cope with this technological break-through?
A question that needs three answers !!
Jan / Feb 2005 - Issue
Donate to help the sea surge
disaster victims in South Asia
As of today, 165,000 lives were
lost to massive sea surges
devastating huge coastal areas in
the Indian Ocean on 26 December
2004. Most of those having
survived the disaster have lost all
their belongings. Al Anjal
Mr. M.H. Ghouth Administration represented by the
General Manager
General Director, Sheikh Zaki
Mustafa Edrees and the General Manager,
Mohammad Hamza Ghouth - who held a meeting
with Al-Anjal seniors last Thursday to discuss the
matter- have called on both students and staff to
take part in a donation campaign for the sake of
helping those affected by the tsunamis and the
humanitarian crisis they have created. AI-Anjal
Periodical urges everyone to contribute
generously as every penny will count in that
humanitarian effort.
Al Anjal and North Reddish Junior School
of Stockport - UK Coordinate efforts in
respond to the International Relief Appeal
The noble aim of relieving the devastated families
and children flashed in the minds of the school
children who wondered how they could help
others who lost home, belongings and even
future. It was
agreed with North
Reddish School
which is in link with
Al Anjal that on
Wednesday 12th
January 2005 (1st
Dhul Hijjah 1425)
both schools could
draw a circle on
the playground
(this would represent
the world) and the students could bring in coins to
place on the circle to complete a ring of coins. In
the middle, “Al Anjal School and North Reddish
School working
together to help
others” would
appear. The
money would then
be sent off to help
other children that
h a v e b e e n
affected by the
Tsunami.
INTERMEDIATE SOCIETY - INTERMEDIATE SOCIETY
To achieve our academic goals
and prepare our students to pass
Cambridge and TOEFL exams
with the highest scores, Al-Anjal
has adopted a new policy this
school year. We combine teaching
both Cambridge exams and two of Hamdi Abdul-Aziz
English Supervisor
the most renowned course: HBJ at
the elementary level and Green Light at
intermediate and secondary levels. The yield is so
far satisfactory and gaining admiration from
parents, students as well as teaching staff.
Registration for Cambridge exam has become
compulsory and additional English classes have
been assigned to cover the material given. Initial
evaluation of the process is encouraging and we
are determined to make it a continuous success.
Any parental comments will be considered with
the utmost concern. Please, don't hesitate to
contact us in that case . ( AP)
Creativity in our Schools
The technological break-through that
characterizes our age calls for us not to
stand still and not to remain just
recipients of other’s creations.
This is the case nowadays. We are
just users of others’ products in all
Mr. Mahmoud Tokhta
fields especially communication and
Educational Inspector
science. As educationalists, we should
look for student creativity as he is the most important
side in the whole educational process. We should
pave the ground for him so that his talents can be let
out. This shouldn’t only be confined to the learning
process, but it ought to cover all fields in which he can
produce and create. Thus, we can have more creative
minds like Beethoven in Music Pele and Renaldo in
Soccer, Shakespeare in Literature, Ibn Sina in
Medicine, Picasso in art and many others.
It’s our message to guide our students towards
success and to teach them how to thin creatively.(AP)
Al-Anjal Students up to Second
Round in Intra-Schools Competition
A group of Top students from Al-Anjal Intermediate
School participated in the first round of the Top
Students Competition organized by the Committee of
Private Schools. The lot placed our school within the
Second Group which included beside Al-Anjal: Jeel
Al-Faisal and Al-Nasr schools. Our school scored
second place and moved up
to the second round which
will be held in the second
term
Our school group was
represented by: Hussam
Darweesh, Salah Dahbour,
Faisal Abdul-Jawad, Rami
Hnafi and Abdul-Rahman
Shelli. AP wishes them success in getting first place.
My Travel Memory
Thanksgiving: A Special American Holiday
It was a fantastic party!! I was in America,
and it was the time of one of the most
important holidays which they celebrate
on the third Thursday of November every
Samer Kaki
year. This is a family holiday. Most people 1st Intermediate
spend the day with their relatives. They feel thankful
for the good things in their lives. On the Thanksgiving
holiday, most people eat turkey and pumpkin pie.
ANJAL PERIODICAL
Published by :
English Department,
Intermediate & Secondary Sections
Mr. Zaky Mustafa Edrees
General Director
A Scientific Tour to Prince Faisal Ibn Fahd
Intermediate School
Among the Visit-exchange Program
between schools, the Scientific Club of
Al-Anjal Intermediate School paid a
scientific visit to Prince Faisal Ibn Fahd
Intermediate School on Saturday
21/10/1524 H. at 9:30. am. The visit’s
program included:
1- Short reception ceremony.
2- Watching a scientific show about cars history.
3- Watching an English language video
entitled:(How do things function?)
4- Having breakfast in the school guests hall.
5- A visit to the host school Scientific Club.
6- A scientific quiz.
7- A tour around the school utilities.
Our teachers and students were also welcomed
by Mr. Fahd Al-Harthi, the supervisor of Prince
Faisal Intermediate School Scientific Club. The
Photography Society Tours
Jeddah Traditional Fish Market
The Society of Photography of Al-Anjal
Intermediate School organized an artistic tour
to Jeddah Traditional Central Fish Market on
Tuesday 25/10/1425
H. Students toured
the market and lots of
snapshots. The best
of the shots will be
chosen for the
annual exhibition to
be held soon. This
tour was one of a package of tours planned for
this school year. Students participated
positively in the tour, among them were: Saud
Waheeb Arab, Abdul-Rahman Simbawa,
Ammar Khaled Baqabas, Ahmad Khaled
Khayyat, Faisal Abdullah Habib, Al-Mu'taz
Fahd Al-Jiffri, Abdul-Rahman Faqeeh and
Abdul-Malik Naqadi.
The creative artist
Mr. Zuhair Toula, AlAnjal Photography
C l u b s u p e r v i s o r,
a c c o m pa n i e d t h e
students in the tour.
Riyadh : Our Capital City
Riyadh, the capital city of Saudi
Arabia lies almost in the center of the
Arabian Peninsula. In Arabic Riyadh
means areas that include gardens,
orchards and trees. It was from
Riyadh that King Abdul-Aziz, the
Khaled Al-Salem
founder of Saudi Arabia –May Allah's Wael
Intermediate Student
mercy be bestowed upon him- started his long
march to regain the city and then, unite the whole
Kingdom. The city's climate is hot and dry in
summer and cool in winter. It is now one thousand
six hundreds square meters with a population of
two millions people. Riyadh is now witnessing a
diverse of civilization and cultural prosperity
including all aspects economical, architectural,
and educational beside remarkable health
services. There are so many modern and up-todate features which can be compared to the world
most advanced countries like King Khaled
International Airport, Al-Khaleej Bridge with its
three floors, tunnels and junctions. There is also
King Fahd International Stadium which is famous
for its unique Arab-tent design and which can hold
about 80,000 spectators. You can also see Imam
Saud Islamic University and other many giant
scientific and health centers and specialized
hospitals like King Abdul-Aziz City for Science and
Technology.
Mr. Mohd. Hamza Ghouth
General Manager
Madagascar is home to at least
150,000 living species found
nowhere else in the world.
visit
ended at 12:30 pm.
Students who participated in
the visit were: Salah Saad
Dahbour, Waleed Nawaf
Ghouth, Talal Khaled AlSalem, Nawaf Khaled
Andejani, Abdul-Elah Saud
Mukhtar, Abdullah Mohammad
Hassan Kafi, Saud Waheeb Arab and Ahmad
Mohammad Bakri.
Students were
accompanied by the
Scientific Club
supervisor, Ayman
Mohammad AbdulWa h h a b a n d
Mahmoud Hemsi, the
extra-curriculum activities supervisor.
Many Returns of the Happy Eid
In a response to a circular from Jeddah
Directorate of Education to celebrate Eid AlFitr, the Intermediate
School held a social
program to exchange
congratulations on the
Muslim feast on
Sunday 8/10/1425 H.
All school family
participated including
the students and their
teachers. Students offered each other and their
teachers Arabian coffee, dates and various
kinds of sweets.
The program started at 10 o’clock in the
morning and continued to the end of the first
break around 11 am. Saud Sultan, from second
grade presented bouquets to the teachers on
the occasion. We ask Allah, the Almighty to
bless us and our school with well-being and
prosperity.
Al-Anjal Team Second in
Football Championship
Al-Anjal football team scored second place of
the fourth league in the Football
Championship for North Jeddah Schools held
and supervised by Jeddah Educational
Directorate-North Jeddah Supervision
Center. The league
included eight teams
(Al-Anjal, Fajr AlIslam, Al-Nahda, AlMajd, Prince Sultan,
Al-Nidhameeya, Jeel
Al-Fahd and Rawdat
Jeddah). Our team
won all its matches
except the one against Prince Sultan School
which they won, with great difficulty, with a
very narrow score : 5 to 3. The rules of the
championship stipulate that only the first place
team will play in the finals. The school team
was represented by: (Naif Al-Sehaili, Faisal
Abdul-Jawad, Turki Saud Sultan, AbdulRahman Shelli, Abdul-Rahman Najjar, Majed
Harden, Salih Al-Sulieman, Feras Al-Bakri,
Sami Jaloon and Badr Haidar) Good luck to
our students in the future championships.
Answers to The Lighter Side
Hidden Animals
2.horse, 3.cat, 4.rabbit 5.monkey,
6.dog, 7.kitten 8.wasp, 9.snake
10.hen, 11.camel, 12.bear
A New Strategy for the
English Language Program
Did you know ?
Middle Riddle
apPle, balLoon, bAt, oNe,
butTons, hAt, preTzel, arRow,
tEa, kEy = PLANT A TREE
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Mr. Awad Ahmed Allo
Admin. Manager
Contributors: Mr. Waleed Mahjoub, Mr. Atef Al-Rayah, Mr.Baha Fathi, Mr. Mohd Abdel-Aziz
Editorial Supervisor:
Mr.Hamdi Abdul-Aziz
Layout Designer :
Mohd. Syfuddin
Did you know ?
American workplaces discard
enough paper each year to build
a 12-foot high wall stretching
from Los Angeles to New York.
SECONDARY SOCIETY - SECONDARY SOCIETY
University Orientation Program
Gets Students’ Appreciation
It’s Al Anjal’s policy to keep on offering help to
its students till and even after graduation. Third
year secondary students are always university
oriented and
programs are carried
out every year to
guide them. This will
help them decide
which major best
suits their potentials.
Visits to the school by
officials from various
An Invitation to Read
By: Fahad Sagr (2-D)
It is generally admitted that reading
broadens the mind. There are many
books you can enjoy reading. One of
these is "Silent no more". It is Paul
Findley's most challenging, complex
and enthralling book.
The congressman, Paul Findley's trip to South
Yemen to plead for the release of an imprisoned
U.S. citizen started him on unexpected journey
through the World of Islam that continued for
twenty-five years and inspired him this book.
Paul Findley, the author of "They Dare to
Speak out", chronicles his far-flung trail of
discovery, the false stereotypes of Islam that
linger in the minds of the American people, the
corrective actions that the leaders of America's
seven million Muslims are undertaking and the
community's remarkable progress in main
stream politics.
So, this is an invitation to enjoy reading this
important book about Islam written by an
American Christian politician.
AI-Anjal Distinguished Excursions
Pursuant to the directions of the supervisor of AlAnjal schools and the principal of the secondary
school to arrange different excursions that satisfy
the students' needs in the secondary stage, an
excursion to the desert was arranged.
The aim was to make
students feel confidence
and yearn the environment
of life in the past . The
students' impression was
incredible. About forty
students rushed to
participate in this particular
excursion. They enjoyed driving 4WD cars in the
golden sand. Many students showed great ability
and skill in driving such cars in such places. The
gaiety of the occasion was the main factor that
made it successful. The excursion was
supervised by: Mr. Hisham Othman, Mr. AbdulAziz Al-Ahmari, Mr. Abdul-Rahman Al-Ghorashi
and Mr. Tawfeeg Al-Ghorashi. (AP)
Death Toll in Asia
By: (Faisal Addas 2-C)
More than 150 thousands of people
were killed and tens of thousands
were reported missing in an
unprecedented catastrophe caused
by the recent earthquake in the Indian
Ocean. Entire cities were devastated by the huge
waves and thousands of villages were demolished
as well. The nature destructive power of tsunami
wiped an entire Thai village off the map. The
economic disaster is enormous. Damage in the
infrastructure is huge, too.
Main four Asian countries were profoundly
affected: Indonesia, Sri Lanka, India and Thailand.
Other countries like Kenya, Sultanate of Oman and
Somalia were also affected.
Donations are collected allover the world by charity
organizations. Also, aid is given by many countries
but the Arab aid is the biggest among all.
universities in and outside Saudi Arabia take
place. School excursions also head for different
universities and educational organizations. This
term, a group of 20 students supervised by Mr.
Hamdi Abdul-Aziz, English Supervisor, attended
an orientation presentation about universities in
the UK. The presentation was hosted by the
British Council on its premises at Al-Farsi Center
in Jeddah. Students expressed their pleasure
with such fruitful visits and programs which they
find of great importance for them especially at this
crucial time of deciding upon their future career
options. (AP)
Being a smart tourist
By: Rami Samargandi (2-C)
There are several things you may do to have the
best vacation you can imagine.
Cities and places that attract many tourists can
be fun. These places can also be hectic and
dangerous. Here are some tips on how to be a
smart tourist:
* Use traveler's cheques to protect against your
money being stolen. No one can spend a
traveler's cheque but the person who bought it.
Also, if traveler's cheques are lost, they can be
replaced at little or no cost.
* Tour cities on special tour buses. This is the
easiest and quickest way to get an overall view
of cities you are visiting. Then you can decide
which places you want to take a closer look at
later in your trip.
* Look for discounts and bargains to help you
save money. Sometimes it is easy to ask the
local people of the area for more information
on good deals.
Certain part of town may be well known for
variety of merchandise and bargain prices. You
will probably find these areas to be full of
interesting and unusual people as well. Don't be
afraid to discover real personality of a city.
TYPES OF STORES
By : Rayan Fakeeh (2 B)
Convenience store. Convenience
stores can be found in most
neighborhoods. A convenience
store sells some groceries, snack
food, gasoline, and a few things for
the house and car It is a quick-stop
store for when you’re in a hurry.
Grocery store. A grocery store sells groceries.
Groceries include food, personal-care products ,
cleaning supplies , and paper products.
Supermarket. Like a grocery store, a
supermarket sells groceries But it may also sell
many other things, like car supplies, furniture,
yard-care products, hardware supplies, and toys
Many supermarkets also have a bakery, a small
restaurant or delicatessen, and a pharmacy.
Drugstore. Drugstores sell personal-care
products and medicines They also sell cleaning
supplies, paper products, yard-care products,
and a few kinds of food Drugstores always have
a pharmacy where you can get special
medicines.
Department store. Department stores have
many different sections (called “departments”)
that sell things like clothing, furniture,
appliances, dishes, and toys.
Discount stores and factory outlets. Discount
stores are a mixture of drugstore and department
store They sell many different kinds of products
at prices that are lower than department store
prices. Factory outlet stores are owned by
companies that make products They sell their
own products for less money than you would pay
at a regular store.
Specialty shops. There are stores that sell one
kind of product-like sports supplies, shoes,
cooking supplies, or books.
Two new Principals
dreaming for Al Anjal
Al Anjal Secondary school
has a new Principal this year, Mr.
Misfir Al-Ghamdi, a leading
educationalist who has spent
more that 15 years as a teacher
and administrator in the field of
Mr.Mesfir Al-Ghamdi
Principal - Secondary education both in Saudi Arabia
and abroad (in Malaysia). He is a
broad-minded, energetic and self-motivated
principal who has a ambition and dreams for Al
Anjal to be an ideal educational institute.
“Al Anjal is an advanced school which is in noway less than best international schools around”.
Mr. Mesfir says. He also adds, “I especially
admire the owners’ ambition to place Al Anjal in
the highest position among other schools”. Mr.
Mesfir thinks this can easily be achieved as the
school is equipped with the latest educational
facilities, the students are highly committed and
the teachers are holders of the highest
qualifications and experienced as
well.
Another promising
headmaster is Mr.Sami AlMe’aidi who took over in the
intermediate stage this term. Mr.
Sami is dynamic and committed
with over 12 years of experience Mr.Sami Al-Me’aidi
Principal-Intermeidate
as an educationalist. “Al-Anjal is
the pride of Saudi Private Schools. It has already
gained a good name locally and it is the first
Saudi school that has links with international
schools abroad.” he says. “I think this success is
due to the sincere efforts exerted by both owners
and staff.” he continues. Mr. Sami promises to
work hard for maintaining Al Anjal’s good
reputation as an outstanding educational
institute.
Al Anjal Periodical wishes the two principals
every success in their hard task to keep Al Anjal
as distinguished as ever. (AP).
Al Ehsan Secondary School Students
visit Anjal Science Club
Members of the Science club at Al Ehsan
Secondary School visited Al Anjal Science Club
on Monday 23/10/1425 H. This visit comes as
one of the activities in a program to exchange
scientific experience among the science clubs in
secondary schools. The group was received by
Mr. Mesfir Al-Ghamdi, principal of Secondary
School who welcomed them to the school
wishing them a successful tour. The guests were
accompanied by Mr. Khair Allah Abdel Daiem,
coordinator of the science club, who showed
them around the school utilities, the computer
lab as well as the English Lab where they met Mr.
Hamdy Abdel Aziz, who gave them an idea about
the books, courses and the equipment in the lab.
Then they went to the physic lab and the science
club where, a student, Ahmed Felali, from class 3
C carried out the Vandegraph experiment which
resulted in creating a high potential difference.
After that, they went to
the Chemistry lab
where, another
student, Jameel
Addas carried out
Fountain experiment
and detecting the
acids and alkalizes.
The guests admired
Anjal’s science club
which has achieved the first position among
others in Jeddah and has kept its position for
more than four years now. The science club
made its first brilliant appearance in 1421 H
when it came second among the schools of
Jeddah.
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SPORTS / LITRERARY / SCIENCE QUIZ / THE LIGHTER SIDE
Al Anjal Incubates Champions
Mohannad Al-Najar, his parents’
pride and his school’s best
representative in the Kingdom
Swimming Championship was
determined and achieved what he
had earnestly worked for. He won Mohannad Al-Najar
the Gold Medal and the tile of “The
Kingdom’s fatest Swimmer,” Mohannad
achieved gold medal in 200 meters
gold medal in 50 meters back stroke
gold medal in 50 meters butterfly
silver medal in 100 meters
For his achievements, Mohannad was
hornoured by the school in the morning
assembly which gave him a strong push
towards future success. In the same
competition, an other student,
Mohamed Sahaqy, won the gold
medal in 50 meters crawl and a
bronze medal in 200 meters. AP is
very proud of these two great
champions and wishes them
Mohamed Sahaqy
continuous success.
AI-Anjal hosts North Jeddah
Football Competition
For the fourth year successively, Al-Anjal has
been chosen as head of its group in football and
handball competition in north Jeddah. This a
natural consequence of the successes achieved
by Al-Anjal in hosting the last few years
competitions. The first group includes the
following secondary
schools: Al- Thagr, Fajr
Al-Islam, Al-Hijrah and
Rawdat Jeddah. While
the second group
includes: AlAnjal, AlAndalus, Al-Shoura and
Al-Nizamiah.
Al Anjal Champion in Karate
How sweet winning is! How
encouraging medals are! Bassim AlHazmi, a 3rd secondary Anjal student,
won first place in the Western Region
Karate Championship. He was
rewarded by the Saudi Federation by
being dispatched to a training camp in Bassim Al-Hazmi
Lebanon. The purpose was to prepare him for the
Kingdom's Championship that will be held for first
level players. AP wishes Bassim and all other
sporty students continuous success and plenty of
gold medals.
NAMES OF HOMES
By Hamoud Al-Edreesi
Apartment. An apartment is a room
or group of rooms to live in Some
apartments are a port of an old
house, Most apartments are
grouped together into apartment
complexes. An apartment complex is
usually owned by a company that has a
manager to take core of all the apartments.
Condominium. A condominium is usually
called “condo” Condos are similar to
apartments, except that condos are owned by
individual owners. A condominium complex is
run by an organization mode Up of all the
individual owners.
Duplex. A duplex is a building that has two
living spaces-either side by side or one above
the other There are also triplexes with three
living spaces and quadriplexes with four living
spaces.
Town house. A town house is one of several
houses in a row that share common walls You
often find five or ten town houses together Town
houses are usually larger than apartments and
condos.
House. A house is a building that stands alone
Houses are usually larger and cost more than
apartments, condos, duplexes, and town
houses They often have garages.
Home. A home is where you live Your home
may be on apartment, a condominium, a
duplex, a town house, or a house.
Smile with AP
Teacher : “Here is a math problem, if your
dad earned $ 300 a week and he gave you
half, what would you have ?
Student : “A heart attack”.
Teacher : “What’s the purpose of having
school?”
Student : Without school there wouldn’t be a
reason for holidays and summer vacations.
One kid was so bad, his parents went to PTA
under an assumed name.
Student : “Is it true that the law of gravity
keeps us on earth ?
Teacher : “Yes”
Student : “Then what kept us before the law
was passed ?”
Father : “Son, I ‘m worried about your being
at the bottom of the class”.
Son : “Dad, they teach the same stuff at both
ends”.
Did you know ?
Science
Corner !
Environmental "Idioms"
Greening: the act of making something green or
fresh. The program to plant trees along the
downtown boulevards is an example of greening
the city.
Ecology: a division of biology concerned with the
relationship between living things and their
environment. Because there are many people
today using the natural resources of the world;
ecology has become an important concern.
Extinct: no longer existing or found on earth
Dinosaurs and the giant mammoths are now
extinct.
Global warming: the increase in world
temperature due to the greenhouse effect .
Global warming is causing some melting of the
polar ice caps. resulting in increases coastal
flooding.
CAN YOU PLANT
THE TREES?
Uncle Billy brought
back eight exotic
evergreen trees from
his trip around the
world. He said to his
niece and nephew:
i will give all the trees to
the one who can plant
them so that no two
trees are in the same
horizontal line, the
same vertical line, or
the same diagonal
line.”
PROVERBS
Goodness is better than beauty.
He that is master of himself will soon be
master of others.
He that knows nothing, doubts nothing.
Test
Saturday !
DOWNLOADING ANSWER
HIDDEN ANIMALS
Find the animal hidden in: each
sentence. The first one has
been done as a sample.
1. If you don't go at ten o' clock,
you’ll be late .
2. I abhor selfish people who
think only of themselves,
3. We knew Bob was nervous
because of his frantic
attitude.
4. A rabbi taught me Hebrew.
5. The choir is singing poorly: tell
them on key notes they must
get it right.
6. Stop complaining: without
further ado go and finish your
homework.
7. What's in the first aid kit? Ten
bandaids, some antiseptic,
and some iodine.
8. After the collision Fred was
pretty shaken up.
9. Legend has it that Lady
Godiva was naked when she
rode through the town.
10. No matter how many times
we explain something to
Andrew he never gets it right
the first time.
11.Don't tell me the teacher
came late again!
12. I'm broke this weekend: be a
real pal and lend me $10.00.
Middle Riddle-Identify each of the picture below. In the space
beneath each picture. "write the middle letter of each word. For
example. the first picture is an apple and the middle letter is P. "when
finished. the Middle Riddle will reveal an important thing that you can do
to help the environment.
CARTOON STRIP
ESTIMATED TIME REMAINING 04:14
One ton of recycled paper
can save 17 trees and three
cubic yards of landfill space