Great trip today! I hope everyone goes home and talks to their parents or someone else about what we did and what we learnt about nutrition. REMEMBER to eat healthy snacks and that the top of the pyramid should be about two times a week in small portions (chips, chocolate, burgers, sweets...all of the bad stuff).
Send me a comment and tell me if you remember what the following do for your body:
1. bread, pasta, rice and cereal?
2. fruit and vegetables?
3. milk, yoghurt, meat and fish?
Try out the 2 new literacy links!!!
Brush those teeth, eat healthily and have a good sleep.
Ms. Constable xx
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dear ms constable,
ReplyDeletethe trip was fun.
i need to brush my teeth everyday
best wishes
from zainab
dear ms constable,
ReplyDeletei went to the site it was great.
best wishes
from zainab
Dear Mrs. Constable,
ReplyDeleteI saw the question on the blog, and the answers are as follows:
1. They give you energy
2. Nutrients to fight diseases
3. They help you build your body
Sincerely,Amir
dear ms constable,
ReplyDeleteFACTS ABOUT AUSTRALIA
1.Full country name : Commonwealth of Australia
2.Land area : 7.69 million square km (7,682,292 3.square kilometers or 2,966,133 square miles).
4.Distance : north to south : 3,700 kilometers; 5.east to west : 4,000 kilometers
6.Population : 19.5 million (roughly 0.3% of the worlds population)
7.People : 94% European descent, 4.5% Asian, 1.5% Aboriginal
8.Languages : English, Aboriginal languages (plus numerous other European, Arabic and Asian languages)
9.National Colours : Green and gold
10.Religion : 75% Christian, 1% Muslim, 1% 11.Buddhist, 0.5% Jewish
12.Government : Independent member of the British Commonwealth
13.Prime Minister : John Howard
14.Governor-General : Dr Peter Hollingworth
15.GDP : US$418billion
16.GDP per head : US$22,000
17.Currency : Australian Dollars (A$)
18.Annual growth : 4.5%
19.Inflation : 3%
20.Major products/industries : Minerals, oil, 21.coal, gold, wool, cereals, meat.
22.Major trading partners : Japan, ASEAN, South 23.Korea, US and the EU.
24.Workforce : 9.6 million
25.Overseas Visitors (2000) : 4.94 million
26.Mobile Phones : 8.19 million
27.Electricity : 220-240V
28.Weights & measures : metric
29.Household with Computers : 56 %
30.Household with Internet Access : 37 %
31.Adults Accessing Internet/year : 46 %
32.Registered Motor Vehicles : 11.93 million
33.B2B e-commerce activity (2000) : US $ 5 billion
34.Items Handled by Postal Service/year : 4.52 billion
35.Time: NE/SE : GMT + 10; Central : GMT + 9; 36.West : GMT + 8
37.Flight Time : Sydney – Perth : 5 hours; 38.Adelaide – Darwin : 3 hours 40 minutes
39.Highest Point : 2228 meters above sea level (Mount Kosciuszko, New South Wales)
40.Lowest Point : 15 meters below sea level (dry bed of Lake Eyre, South Australia)
41.Hottest Place : 53 degrees centigrade (Cloncurry, Queensland)
42.Coldest Place : -23 degrees centigrade (Charlotte Pass, New South Wales)
43.Northernmost Point : Cape York, Queensland
44.Southernmost Point : South East Cape, Tasmania
45.Westernmost Point : Steep Point, Western Australia
46.Easternmost Point : Cape Byron, New South Wales
47.Lowest annual rainfall : Lake Eyre in South Australia, with an annual mean precipitation of about 100mm.
48.Highest annual rainfall : Tully in Queensland, with an annual mean precipitation of 4400mm.
49.Lowest overnight ground temperatures : Canberra with -15.1 degrees, and Stanthorpe in Queensland with -11.0 degrees.
50.Foggiest capital city : Canberra with an annual average of 47 fog days, Brisbane with 20 days, and Darwin with 2 days.
51.Largest Island (apart from Tasmania) : Melville Island (5698km square), near Darwin.
52.Largest lakes : Lake Eyre (9500km2), Lake Torrens (5900km2) and Lake Gairdner (4300km2), all in South Australia.
53.Largest artificial lake : Lake Argyle (700km2), Western Australia.
54.Deepest lake : Lake St Clair.
55.Longest River : 3370 km (Murray – Darling River system) The Murray River 2520km, combining with the Darling and Upper Darling Rivers to form the Murray-Darling basin. The Murray Darling extends over 15% of the continent, and serving 4 States and the ACT with water. The Murray also supports about 1/3 of Australia's agricultural production, supports 50% of Australia's sheep and croplands, and 25% of beef and dairy herds, contains about 62% of the country's irrigated land and supplies 50% of South Australia's water.
Australia is the Worlds Largest Exporter of Coal, Wool, Alumina, Diamonds, Sheep, Lead, Refined zinc ores, Mineral sands.
56.Other Exports Include : Veal, Lamb, Sugar, Nickel, Beef, Mutton, Cereals, Iron Ore.zainab
Dear Mrs. Constable,
ReplyDeleteHere are ten facts about Austrailia:
1. Austrailia is located South of Indonesea
2. It lies between the Indian Ocean and the South Pacific Ocean
3. The name Austraitlia came from the Latin Australis, meaning "of the South"
4. The population of Austrailia is 20.1 million, which is just over the number of people who live in Texas.
5. The capital city of autrailia is Canberra
6. Sydney is the Capital city of the state of New South Wales.
7. The Sydney Harbour Bridge is the largest (not the tallest).
8. Austrailia is the 6th larges nation after:
Russia
Canada
China
USA
Brazil
9. Austrailia is the only country without an active Volcano.
10. Austrailia is the oldet continent.
Best Wishes,
Amir
Dear Ms.Constable,
ReplyDeleteToday i went to check on the
internet about (Australian Facts)here is what i found of information:
1.Australia is an iland.
2.Australia is 3 times larger than(Greenland).
3.Kangaroos and koals live in Australia.
4.The capital of Australia is Canberra.
5.The most famous brdge of australia is Sydney harbour bridge.
6.The nearest country to it is New Zealand.
Ms i will bring a photoh of Sydney Oprah on Thursday.
Thank You
Best Wishes
From:Hanya
sorry mrs constable that I didnt give out a letter to mcdonalds because I ate in cintaky and they dont put there burgers in styroafoam contaners . Today I sat on two links about reading and listening and i sat on the lorax site i did all the things on the lorax site but i dident do the one of the questions because my dad doesnt know the film or the story of the lorax so i just did the first answer and I told my dad about the story i will go to the dentest next week
ReplyDeletefrom hazem