Quote of the week

"The world is full of willing people, some willing to work, the rest willing to let them."

Robert Frost
US poet (1874 - 1963)

What does it mean?

Ancient Man of the Ice by Maggie Blake

The ancient man of the ice lived around the earth 5000 years ago.
Ancient man of the ice was discovered in 19th, september 1991.
For pets they kept cows, sheep, pigs, goats and dogs. But dogs were
not really their pets, the meat they used to eat was dog. Scientists
tried to paint the man's face by looking at his skull. Scientists believed that the man was a shepherd, who was really short.The ancient man went to sleep, while he was sleeping a huge snowball hit him and he froze to death. Scientists were even able to find out what he ate for his meal- berries and meat.

The book is very interesting , it gives you a lot of information. It was published by Applecross Ltd and written by Maggie Blake. It is one of the books from Sunshine Books. This book was published on 1996. The book's level is 11.

By Rawan and Afif.

Translation of the Bangladeshi National Anthem

My golden Bengal, I love you.
Everyday your sky, your breeze in my heart,
O mother in my heart a flute plays
Golden Bengal, I love you

Oh mother in spring your mango jungle's smell makes me mad
i die, with your beautiful smell of your mango forest in spring.
Oh mother in automn your what I saw in your full rice field,
What I saw smile of honey, golden Bengal I love you my golden
Bengal I love.

Quote of the week

During our Unit of Inquiry about how our bodies work, I'm going to be putting quotations on this page that are about our bodies or minds. I would like you to make a comment, explaining what your understanding of each quote is.

Here is the first quote:

"You are born to this world to do some good and not to pass your days in idleness. If you are useless then you are a burden to this world. You must always think of rising higher in goodness and wisdom. Man is the noblest living being. You will be abusing the privilege you have attained if you are not worthy of the cause for which your merits have given you this high place."
Buddha

What does it mean???

Words that end with 'nning'

We've come across a few words that end with 'nning' recently, and found that many of us are not sure when it should be 'ning' and when it should be 'nning'. We're going to find lots of 'nning' words first, and then we're going to see if there are any rules for speeling words with 'nning' and not 'ning'.

Here's some to start with, add more in the comments.

Running
Planning
Winning