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  Conductors and Insulators A material that allows electricity to pass through it is called a conductor . A material that does not allow electricity to pass through it is called an insulator. The metal wire is made of copper and it carries the electricity. Materials like metals allow electricity to pass through them. A material that allows electricity to pass through it is called a conductor . The copper wire is covered with plastic . This material does not allow electricity to pass through it. It is called an insulator . Copper Conductor Plastic Insulation Make a simple circuit You have a single battery in a holder, a bulb in a holder, and two wires. Can you make the bulb light up? wire Wires Bulb in a holder lamp Battery in a holder cell Make a simple circuit You have a single battery in a holder, a buzzer or motor, and two wires.. Can you make the buzzer sound or the motor turn on? wire Wires Motor motor Battery in a holder cell

1. air pollution, 2. plastic pollution, 3.melting ice scaps, 4. rubbish, 5. environment, 6. eco-friendly, 7. rising sea levels, 8. global warming, 9. eco-friendly, 10. environmentalist, 11. non-biogradable, 12. microparticle, 13. reduce, reuse, recycle, 14. ocean, 15. medical products, 16. single use, 17.replace

  The Future of the Present by Malini Venkataraman It was a sunny afternoon. Pinky and Chotu were bored. They had watched enough television and had finished their homework too. Just then, Chotu remembered his remote control car he bought years ago. He quickly ran to the storage room and looked for his car. Pinky followed him. As they were looking for the car, Pinky found a dusty, rusty old thing that looked like the remote of Chotu's car. 'Chotu! Look what I've found!" "It doesn't look like my car's remote control. Wait, what are these strange buttons?" 'Let's take it to Dad and show him," said Pinky. "I wonder what will happen if I press this?" said Chotu. "Don't!" shouted Pinky warily. Too late! Chotu pressed the button with his finger. They both felt dizzy. The only thing they is saw now was black and green. Their heads whirled. Rubbing their eyes, they were surprised to see their new surroundings. They were new...

Plastic history Plastic is a strong material made by people. It has all kinds of uses and can be made into almost any shape. It is used to make airbags, bicycle helmets and medical products. All of these can save people's lives. Plastic problems But plastic is not biodegradable. Nearly every piece of plastic EVER made still exists today. Scientists think that 8.8 million tonnes of plastic waste goes into our seas every year! Plastic rubbish often blows into rivers, which then flow into the oceans. Over time the sea breaks the plastic into smaller parts called microparticles, which can hurt or kill marine life. Plastic solutions If we don't change our plastic habits, scientists think that by 2050 there will be more plastic in the oceans than fish! One million single-use plastic bottles are bought every minute around the world, so we need to reduce their use and replace them with bottles we can reuse. We need to use cloth bags instead of plastic bags to carry our shopping in, and...

  Facts and figures The population of Australia is 25 million. There are many different types of people and religions, and nearly one quarter of Australians were born in other countries. The Aboriginal people are the only people who are native to the country. Australia is the sixth largest country in the world and the main language is English. It has a land mass of nearly 7.7 million square kilometres. It is both a country and a continent. The currency is the Australian dollar, which is divided into 100 cents. Geography Australia has a varied landscape. Almost 20 per cent of Australia is desert. There it is hot and dry with hardly any rainfall. There are mountain ranges across the whole of the east coast, where the temperatures are sometimes below zero. There are also tropical rainforests in the north, where it's hot and humid. The amazing Great Barrier Reef is the world's largest coral reef and stretches for 2,000 km along the north-east coast. The total length of the Australi...

  A traditional story from the Aboriginal people of Australia. Dinewan the Emu was big and strong with huge wings that carried him over great distances. His wife had lots of children each year and he was well-respected and feared. Like all powerful  ones, he also had some enemies, especially Goomblegubbon the Brush Turkey. He was jealous of Emu's power of flight and the way he could run swiftly over the vast plains without tiring. So he made a plan to hurt Emu, and he told no one about it except for his wife. He waited until he knew that Emu was going out on the plain to feed and he made  sure that he got there before him. He held his wings close by his body, ruffled up his feathers and sat on the ground where the grass was rich and long. When Emu had eaten a lot of grass and was in a good mood, Brush Turkey spoke to him. 'Hello, I want to tell you something that I think you should know. The other animals are wondering why a big, strong bird like you chooses to fly everyw...

 That sounds like a fascinating project! Online communication has certainly revolutionized the way people interact and connect with each other. Let me assist you in researching the pros and cons of online communication for the debate: Advantages of online communication: 1. Instantaneous Communication: Online communication allows for quick and real-time interactions, enabling individuals to communicate with each other irrespective of physical distance. 2. Convenience: People can communicate anytime, anywhere, as long as they have an internet connection, making it convenient for busy individuals or those with mobility issues. 3. Cost-effective: Online communication tools like email, messaging apps, and social media platforms are usually free, reducing the need for expensive phone calls or postage. 4. Global Reach: Online communication transcends geographical boundaries, enabling individuals to connect with people from around the world, fostering global understanding and collaboration...

  Earthquakes happen because of sudden movements of rocks in the Earth's Crust When huge pieces of rock move they create a lot of Energy The energy transfers into Waves Around which ocean do we find most of the world's earthquakes and volcanoes? Pacific Which of these countries is most likely to have volcanoes? Japan Chimpanzees are suited to a warm habitat where there are trees for them to live in. They eat leaves and fruits from the trees. Chimpanzees are also kept in zoos all over the world. A zoo is not their natural habitat. List two ways that a zookeeper can make sure that the chimpanzees survive in the zoo. The zookeeper can make sure the chimpanzees have: Any two from: Tree to climb Leaves and fruit to eat A warm place inside when it is cold outside. Other chimpanzees to socialise with

 Vocabulary. • Tuk Tuk • Ferry • Tram • Train • Boat Bike • Plane • Motorbike • Helicopter • Car • Zipline • Harness • Hike

  60 people go for a walk. They need to cross a lake by boat. Each boat can take 9 people. What is the least number of boats needed to take all of the people across the lake? 27 apricots are put in bags. Each bag holds 6 apricots. How many full bags are there? There are 22 pencils in a pot. How many children can have 3 pencils each ? Roz bakes 62 cakes. She packs the cakes in boxes. Each box holds 8 cakes . How many boxes does she need to pack all the cakes? Paul wants to put 52 photos in an album. A full page holds 6 photos. He fills as many whole pages as possible. How many photos are left over? Division word problems. With remainder. Answer the questions below in your book. Remember: underline the important information and questions! • Sandy had 37 sweets. She wanted to share them equally between her 5 friends . How many would they get each? Are there any spare if so, how many? Your turn. Don't forget to underline the important numbers. Almas is buying bottles of water for...

 Video link Here    Bilingual link  Here   ESL REVIEW. UNIT 5. ADVENTURE STORIES. VOCABULARY. PERSONALITIES . 1) Intelligent - clever. 2) Brave - brave 3) Honest - tells the truth 4) Loyal - a good friend who you can trust.    5) Adventure - Stories with a hero and a quest (adventure) 6) Characters -The people in the story 7) Dilemma - A problem in the story 8) Title - The name of the story 9) Setting - Where the story is set 10) Dialogue - What the characters say to each other ("direct speech") THE STRUCTURE OF A STORY Setting : Background information establishes the setting and the situation. Characters : Characters face or try to solve a problem. This results in conflicts within themselves or with others. Climax  : Eventually the story reaches a crucial moment. The tension that is building reaches a peak. Falling Action  : Sometimes called the denouement, this part of the story explores the consequences of the climax. The tens...