We learned about Amritsar. It is in India. It has about 1,299,000 people.
Puss is the bodies of dead white blood cells.
We learned about Amritsar. It is in India. It has about 1,299,000 people.
Puss is the bodies of dead white blood cells.
We read a weird poem about soap bubbles. We learned about Jaipur in India. The people there worship rats.
We did an experiment on heart rate speeds and my heart rate is faster after eating than running.
We learned about Ahmadadad. It is India. It means Ahmad’s town. We read a weird poem about dinosaurs.
We started a new read aloud.
Former Governor Huckabee has a campaign support he did not have last time, a biography. It reached best-sellers in November.
Huckabee supports abortion and it makes him veery popular. He finds the author very similar to himself.
“I learned a lot about myself and my heritage.” says Huckabee.
In India people burn the dead in a fire that is supposed to never go out and they burn them in t because it is supposed to be holy if it does not go out, but it secretly does.
We learned about Bandar Seri Begawan. It is the capital of Brunei. We read a weird poem about christmas lights.
We learned about Kuala Lumpur. It is the capital of Malaysia. It means muddy river convention. It has 1.5 million people. 12% are ethnic Chinese Folk Religionists.
We learned about Yangon. It is the capital of Myanmar. It means no more enemy. 4,348,000 people live there. There is a lot of poverty. Most Christians are Protestant.
The Vietnamese call the Vietnam war the American War.
We read a poem about jack ‘o’ lanterns.