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the cup made out of jelly. You can also eat it!

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Moquito - Carried Diseases                 CC

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Moquito - Carried Diseases                 CC

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There are over 3,600 specie of mosquitoes in the world,they are spreading diseases that may cause our next generation.Scientists are researching and doing experiments to find out the probable diseases the mosquitoes might spread.People think mosquitoes can be allies instead of being an enemy

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These 5 things are made out of food there is a watch made out of materials cheese, there is a picture of Mona Liza made out of toast, the biggest gingerbread,

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The tattoos in the video can control your device. It can change colours and tell you temperature or your feelings. It is made out of gold leaf that are usually used to make picture frames.

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This page shows us unusual things made out of different types of food. It is amazing that you can make stuff out of edible things.

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Six things you'd never believe are made out of food - CBBC Newsround

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A watch made of cheese in Switzerland has just sold at auction for over £73,000, strange right? Enjoy these things that you would probably never expect were made out of food...

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This type of tattoo can show your feelings, body temperature, take you wear you want on your divice or can control your device. You can have these tattoos any design you want like a rose or star.

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A friget spinner is a famous thing in the U.K.
A friget spinner is also famous at stonehill international school.
It is mostly famous and use from P6-P8.

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Imagine controlling your phone with a tattoo. The tattoos are made of golden leaf  that are mainly used in photo frames. These tattoos are used to control your device like your computer or iPad or phone.

https://youtu.be/tFUhrjmWyWs

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The unicorn whales has tusks at the end of their nose. It can grow as long as 2.5 metres. They use it to stab their prey and eat it. I liked reading about this because I like to know more about endangered animals. - Arav

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People are getting fidget spinners all over the world. they were first made for challenged learners but now children think its a toy and its distracting them so now many schools have banned fidget spinners

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Fidget spinners: What's the deal? - CBBC Newsround

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Do you have a fidget spinner? Maybe your school has banned them, maybe you haven't got a clue what one is. Ricky's been finding out more.

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All around the world people crave fidget spinners. In the U.K. Schools have banned fidget spinners. But some schools allow children to play with them at break times. Most people from P6 - P8 know what they are.

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Magical Realism in Stories- Ms. Ina's reading response

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Magical Realism in Stories- Ms. Ina's reading response

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Magical realism is the art of storytelling that is told through real-life scenarios. Magic is a surprise element in such stories. The contrast between real and magical is used to heighten people's interest in reading. Magical Realism was not initially related to story writing. The term “magical realism” was first used in Europe. The German art critic Franz Roh used it in 1925 to describe a new style of European painting, but writers have been using this concept in writing stories.

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Free leveled news, primary sources, and more, with standards-aligned formative assessments.

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login:    alan.appleby@stonehill.in
password:   newsela

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It's time to improve literacy skills during social studies instruction and ensure that readers of all abilities have what they need to access grade-level social studies concepts.

Join us on Thursday, December 7 for a look at scaffolded materials that provide extra literacy support while building key social studies concepts and skills.

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Newsela | Content and assessment platform

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Content Aligned To National & State Standard, Flexible To Support Relevant Curriculum. Find the Perfect Piece Of Content For Lessons. Go beyond the book.

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The home of news and fun facts for kids. Find out what is going on, with stories, pictures and videos. Try a quiz or one of our free games.

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DOGO News - Kids news articles! Kids current events; plus kids news on science, sports, and more!

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DOGO News has fun articles for kids on current events, science, sports, and more! There are also lots of stories, pictures, videos, games and the DOGO news map for kids! Add your comments, read reviews of cool websites, and more!

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The only national newspaper for young Australians.

Top stories

Scientists, inventors, activists and musicians

The world according to Lego

Just for fun

Winnie celebrates her birthday!

Sport

Preparing to take centre court this January

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Crinkling News – The only national newspaper for young Australians

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The only national newspaper for young Australians.

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climate change for students, climate change in classrooms, climate news for kids, climate news for students, sustainability