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Earth Learning
When you heat up a chocolate bar what happens? This is almost exactly what happens with rock that is heated up. Heating It takes a lot of heat to melt rock and that type of heat is only found in the depths of the earth. The rock is constantly being
Anatomy
When you drink soda or eat sugary foods bacteria creates acid that slowly eats away at your teeth. Sometimes a layer forms over the acid thus holding it on your tooth. This layer is called plaque. The reason you have to brush your teeth is that you have to remove
Reading
Black Beauty is a fiction story written by Anna Sewell to inform people in the 1800s about how horses felt when they were being used for pulling carriages. When Anna was just a child, she broke her knees because of a fall. This forced her to use horses for travel,
History
Anna Sewell was an English author who wrote the book Black Beauty. When she was a girl, she fell on her ankles as a result of which she could never walk for long periods of time. Anna also loved horses, and was angry at the people who misused them. When
Ancient History
The Maya used to believe that two deities named the Quetzal Serpent and Shaper created the earth. Supposedly the Quetzal Serpent and Shaper created the earth and all the life on it. They wanted to created living beings that would worship them. When they created animals, they told them to
Earth Learning
Weathering is the process by which environmental forces break down rocks and soil to form sediment. There are two types of weathering, called mechanical and chemical. Mechanical weathering is when sediment is created through physical means. There are a few types of mechanical weathering. * Thermal expansion and contraction occur when
Mayan History
For the Mayans their process of making textiles (brocade) was scared thinking that it pleased their “gods”. Brocade is a process of weaving intricate designs into textiles by adding colored yarn into the warp and weft of their loom. For centuries Mayan people have used brocade to weave images of
Anatomy
Whenever you eat food, it goes into your digestive system. In your mouth, there are glands that squirt saliva onto your food, thus making it easy to chew. After this, the chewed up food goes into your stomach where acid breaks it down and sends it through the small intestines.
Reading
The Plot Exposition A boy named Gobaly was shoveling snow on Christmas Eve. He was one of the inhabitants of “Poor House,” which was where poor people lived. The owner of this place, Mrs. Pynchum, was seldom in a good mood, which meant that the inhabitants did not celebrate Christmas.
Literature
Exposition: One day an evil tiger named Shere Khan attacks a human baby near a campfire. The baby runs away through the forest right into a wolve's den. These wolves obeyed the law of the jungle which forbade them from killing a baby human. The baby was taken
Mayan History
The earliest Mayan settlements date back to about 1800 B.C. In these settlements, the main activity was farming maize, squash, beans, and cassava. Over time the first Mayan kingdom, the Olmec, took power. In addition to knowing how to farm, the Mayans also knew how to construct pyramids and
History
When he was a teenager, Napoleón Bonaparte tried to sign up in the Russian military 2 times. The Russians declined him both times, thus inspiring him to attack them with the French military. He was a French monarch, military leader, and a cheater at cards. Bonaparte was famous for being