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Wednesday, 15 July 2009
This week we are doing a international week and invited teacher's from Brazil,Tanzaniea,Cenegal and we have been learing about what is good about our country thier country like our country is rainy and thiers is hot first it was cenegal then tanzania then Brazil an we say bonjour in cenegal like France.
FACTS ABOUT THE MOUNTAIN KILIMANJARO
THIS WEEK WE ARE HAVING AN INTERNATIONAL THEME WEEK.WE HAVE HAD VISITORS FROM AROUND THE WORLD.TWO FROM SENAGAL IN WEST OF AFRICA, THREE FROM TANZANIA AND THREE FROM BRAZIL.TODAY WE HAVE BEEN LEARNING ABOUT TANZANIA AND GOING INTO DIFFERRENT CLASS ROOMS TO DO SOME VERY FUN ACTIVITIES.HERE ARE SOME FACTS ABOUT MOUNTAIN KILIMANJARO IN TANZANIA.
.The structure is composed of 3 volcanoes: Kibo (19,340 feet), Mawenzi (16,896 feet), and Shira (13,000 feet).
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Today, about 15,000 people attempt to climb Kilimanjaro each year, as a spiritual journey or as a personal challenge
.You may see elephants, buffalo, and eland on the northern slopes; black & white colobus monkeys, Sykes monkeys, and tropical boubou in the forest belt; and birds such as sun birds, augur buzzard, mountain hawk eagle, lammergeier and white-naped ravens
.The structure is composed of 3 volcanoes: Kibo (19,340 feet), Mawenzi (16,896 feet), and Shira (13,000 feet).
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Today, about 15,000 people attempt to climb Kilimanjaro each year, as a spiritual journey or as a personal challenge
.You may see elephants, buffalo, and eland on the northern slopes; black & white colobus monkeys, Sykes monkeys, and tropical boubou in the forest belt; and birds such as sun birds, augur buzzard, mountain hawk eagle, lammergeier and white-naped ravens
The kilimanjaro
The Kilimanjaro is a mountain.
The Kilimanjaro ia in Tanzania.
It was formed Million years ago.
It is the biggest mountain in Africa.
The oldest man was 87 to climb the mountain.
The Kilimanjaro ia in Tanzania.
It was formed Million years ago.
It is the biggest mountain in Africa.
The oldest man was 87 to climb the mountain.
kilimanjaro
in groups we have been working on kilimanjaro it is the highist mountain in africa.
It is in tanzania.
celibrities climbed it for comic relif to the very top.
the structure is composed of 3 volcanoes:kibo,mawenziand shira.
it is 19,340ft.
by Emma and Rachel z
It is in tanzania.
celibrities climbed it for comic relif to the very top.
the structure is composed of 3 volcanoes:kibo,mawenziand shira.
it is 19,340ft.
by Emma and Rachel z
Mount Kilimanjaro is both the tallest mountain on the African continent and the highest free standing mountain in the world
Typically only 15% of climbers at any given time succeed with their summit attempt of Kilimanjaro
The oldest person to successfully reach Uhuru Peak was Valtee Daniel aged 87 years
On Uhuru Peak there is a wooden box containing a book in which almost every individual to reach the summit has recorded their impressions of the world from the highest point on the African continent.
The minimum age limit set by the National park Authorities for trekking to Uhuru is 12 years old
Typically only 15% of climbers at any given time succeed with their summit attempt of Kilimanjaro
The oldest person to successfully reach Uhuru Peak was Valtee Daniel aged 87 years
On Uhuru Peak there is a wooden box containing a book in which almost every individual to reach the summit has recorded their impressions of the world from the highest point on the African continent.
The minimum age limit set by the National park Authorities for trekking to Uhuru is 12 years old
Tuesday, 7 July 2009
Class H flowerbedThis is a picture of Class H with the finished flowerbed we made with Mrs Whillance and Mr Stock.
Mr Stock showed us how to use gardening tools like hoes, shovels and forks. We were putting air into the soil by turning it over and making it healthy.
Mrs Whillance showed us how to look after the plants and care for them.We planted marigold's, dizzy lizzy's and fuchsia's now we have planted them in the flower bed and I think it looks really good
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