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Amani and her classmates learned about medical plants. I will help Amani to look up the meanings of

the words below in Arabic and find suitable pictures and stick them in the empty spaces. I can also ask

my parents to show me the plant if it is available at home

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■ ■ النشاط الثاني اللغة الإنجليزية:
اطلب إلى الطلبة أن يشاركوا أفكارهم بما يتعلق بعنوان النشاط وتوقعاتهم عن النص. اقرأ الكلمات للطلبة واطلب إليهم أن يستنبطوا
المعنى، معتمدين على السياق، وإذا تعسر عليهم ذلك، فشجعهم على استخدام القاموس. اطلب إلى الطلبة قراءة النص قراءة صامتة،
واسألهم عن الفكرة الرئيسة في النص. قدم للطلبة أدب الخيال العلمي ووضح لهم المقصود فيه، وشجعهم على توليد الأفكار في ما يخص
خصائص هذا النوع من الأدب. حدد الخصائص المهمة، واطلب إلى الطلبة تطبيقها على النص. شجع الطلبة على كتابة قصتهم الخاصة
ومشاركتها مع أقرانهم بعد تقديم التغذية الراجعة لهم.
التحقق من الفهم: اطرح على الطلبة الاسئلة الآتية: ما الفكرة الرئيسة للنص؟ إذا ذهبت في رحلة إلى باطن الأرض ما الأشياء التي ستأخذها
معك ولماذا؟ ما أدب الخيال العلمي؟ هل سبق لك أن قرأت قصة خيال علمي؟

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Goal 15: Life on Land
Did you know that…?
● 1.6 billion people depend on forests for their livelihood
● 80 percent of land animals and plants live in forests
● 2.6 billion people depend directly on agriculture
● Loss of farmable land is estimated at 30 to 35 times the historical rate
● 8 percent of the known 8,300 animal breeds are extinct and 22 percent are at risk Forests, farm lands and animals play a huge part in our daily lives. Forests rovide habitats and food for animals. Forests are part of the water cycle. Farms and animals are a source of food and livelihood. Animals are an essential part of all ecosystems. Without action, we could lose these
important resources to deforestation and land degradation. What can young people do to help make life on land more sustainable?
Adapted from the source: https://www.participatelearning.com/blog/resources-for-sdg15-life-on-land/

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Answer the following questions with your friend, then share your answer with your class or family.
What are natural resources?
Go to your science activity to list three examples of natural resources.
How can we use them to produce power?

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Dear Sami
I hope all is well with you. I am sending this email to tell you about my weekend. Last Friday, we went to visit our aunt in Tafila. We had fun there.
My aunt has a big farm. There are lots of fruits an………. . Also, she has animals like goat,………, and chickens.
In our way to the farm, we saw a ………… farm. I am sure you are surprised. But my father told us it is
the first …………… farm in Jordan. It has got 38 …………….that produce……………. This wind power is
a natural resource that is clean and renewable. I like the project and I will search the internet to learn more
about natural resources. Next time, we will invite you to join us and see the farm.
Best wishes,
Ahmad

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Bana tahat

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Bana tahat

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Layan Shadi Al-Ahmad

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Layan Shadi Al-Ahmad

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Information about Nubian jewelry

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1. Using context clues, what do you think the word “worldly” means?
2. Using context clues, what do you think the phrase “ahead of their
time” means?
3. Doxey thinks blue-glazed quartz beads are difficult to make. Why
does she think this?
4. Pick 2-4 adjectives from the text and give their comparatives.
Comparative Board Game: Play the following board game to practice
using comparatives.

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James Blake Wiener: Nubian artisans seemed ahead of their time. How did that happen?
Denise Doxey: They experimented. They tried new styles. Blue-glazed quartz beads are one example. These were made from quartz crystals.
Quartz is a type of clear stone. They were shaped into balls. A hole was poked through them. They were given a shiny glaze. Finally, they were heated. They are very beautiful. But they were not easy to make.
Nubian glassmakers were also very skilled. They made beads that looked like eyes. They were formed by putting drops of glass onto a heated glass bead.

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By Ancient History Encyclopedia, adapted by Newsela staff.
Ancient Nubia was a powerful empire in Africa. An empire is a group of kingdoms that work together. The Nubians lasted for thousands of years. They developed their own culture and style of arts. Their jewellerymakers
especially showed great skill.
James Blake Wiener spoke to Denise Doxey. Wiener works for Ancient History Encyclopedia. Doxey is an art expert at a museum in Boston, U.S.A. The two of them talked about Nubian jewellery.
James Blake Wiener: What is it about Nubian jewellery that stands out?
Denise Doxey: Its jewellery shows how worldly Nubia was. Many cultures mixed there. Ideas came from central Africa. Egypt was Nubia's neighbour. Traders came from Greece, Rome and Asia. New ways of doing things were always moving back and forth.
Nubian artists were ahead of their time. They were trying out new ideas. Some experimented with enamel. Enamel is a coating for jewellery and other wares.
Nubian jewellery-makers also liked trying new materials. Some stones came from distant lands. One queen's grave was filled with unusual gems and fossils.

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-Find the meaning of the following words and use them in sentences:
(nature, universe, gravity).
-Why do you think things fall down and do not fly up?
- Think with your friend of the following questions:
Which one has more gravity, the earth or the sun?
What keeps other planets from falling toward the earth?
- Imagine yourself in space. Draw a simple picture showing how you would live, eat and study
without gravity.

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Think of the following questions and share your answers with your classmates.
-What is gravity?
-Who discovered gravity?
-How do astronauts move in the space?
-Read the story of "Newton’s apple" and answer the following questions using complete sentences.

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Bana Tahat page 3 ❤️

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Bana Tahat page 2 ❤️

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Bana Tahat page 1 ❤️

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Rama tahat❤️

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Rama tahat ❤️

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is the first and anly the family of healsh.
Why was baby cad stem ceells.
Name:hala mamon tahat

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English.

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الصفحة الثانية

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الصفحة الاولى

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GALA th❤💞💞

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GALA th💞💞

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I touched one of the seventh grade chefs. I did my homework, and it was sent to me

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I touched one of the seventh grade chefs. I did my homework, and it was sent to me

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The fame of "Hubble" came from being the first to discover that the Andromeda Galaxy (with the Astronomical Classification M31) lies outside our galaxy and does not follow us, and that it is a galaxy completely independent of our galaxy.
Anood Tahat

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In 1975 the European Space Agency began working with NASA to plan the project that would eventually become Hubble, and the American People’s Assembly approved funding for the telescope in 1977. The birth of the reusable space shuttle technology helped Shuttle »launching the telescope into space, which NASA first started in 1981 and is designed to carry large payloads such as satellites to put into orbit, and return them to Earth when needed for repair. The telescope was renamed “the Hubble Space Telescope -” instead of its starting name: “the Large Space Telescope,” in honor of the American astronomer, Edwin Hubble, who was - In addition to other things - Determine if the universe extends beyond the borders of our galaxy «Milky Way.

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In 1975 the European Space Agency began working with NASA to plan the project that would eventually become Hubble, and the American People’s Assembly approved funding for the telescope in 1977. The birth of the reusable space shuttle technology helped Shuttle »launching the telescope into space, which NASA first started in 1981 and is designed to carry large payloads such as satellites to put into orbit, and return them to Earth when needed for repair. The telescope was renamed “the Hubble Space Telescope -” instead of its starting name: “the Large Space Telescope,” in honor of the American astronomer, Edwin Hubble, who was - In addition to other things - Determine if the universe extends beyond the borders of our galaxy «Milky Way.

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The lenses of the Hubble Telescope have been inspiring and amazing the public since its launch in 1990, and this is not just limited to amazing images, it has provided us with more than 45 terabytes of data that provided scientists with a better understanding of the universe to the closest objects to us: the moon, all the way to the most distant galaxies from us, and through wonderful pictures of "Nebulas" and "supernovas". In what follows, we will discuss a few of the discoveries and history of this artificial eye that revealed to man the secrets of the universe around him.

History of the Hubble Telescope
When "Galileo Galilei" directed his telescope to the sky for the first time in 1610, he encountered a problem in determining the features of the rings of the planet "Saturn", so he thought that they were two large moons of the planet lying on its sides, and today these rings can be seen clearly usin

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The lenses of the Hubble Telescope have been inspiring and amazing the public since its launch in 1990, and this is not just limited to amazing images, it has provided us with more than 45 terabytes of data that provided scientists with a better understanding of the universe to the closest objects to us: the moon, all the way to the most distant galaxies from us, and through wonderful pictures of "Nebulas" and "supernovas". In what follows, we will discuss a few of the discoveries and history of this artificial eye that revealed to man the secrets of the universe around him.

History of the Hubble Telescope
When "Galileo Galilei" directed his telescope to the sky for the first time in 1610, he encountered a problem in determining the features of the rings of the planet "Saturn", so he thought that they were two large moons of the planet lying on its sides, and today these rings can be seen clearly usin

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Find the meanings of the words in bold.
-What is BCJ?
-Why was baby cord established?
-Mention two diseases mentioned in the text that stem cells are used to cure people from.
-How can this type of center affect the country medically and economically?
-In your point of view, what are the challenges that prevent people from keeping their baby's cords? Discuss
them with your partner.
-Do you think cell banks will be an obligatory requirement in the future? Why/Why not?

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Look at the following logo. Have you seen this logo before? What do you think it is about? What does the word Cord mean?
-Discuss your answer with your colleagues.
- Read the following text about baby Cord and answer the following questions.

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1. Based on the text, pick 3-4 interesting facts about the Hubble Telescope and
write them in your notebook. Share them with a relative or friend.
2. Part A: Venn diagrams help us to visually see the difference and similarities
between two things. Create a Venn diagram to compare visually between the
Hubble telescope and telescopes on Earth.
3. Part B: Based on the Venn diagram, write a short paragraph comparing the Hubble telescope with telescopes on Earth.

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What Is NASA Learning From the Hubble Space Telescope?

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What Is NASA Learning From the Hubble Space Telescope?

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Hubble has helped scientists learn about our solar system. The telescope observes comets and planets. Hubble even discovered moons around Pluto that had not been seen before. The telescope has helped scientists understand
how planets and galaxies form. Galaxies contain billions of stars. A picture called "Hubble Ultra Deep Field" shows some of the farthest galaxies ever seen. Pictures from Hubble help scientists learn more about the whole universe. Because of Hubble pictures, scientists think the universe is almost 14 billion years old.
Where Can I See More Hubble Pictures? https://hubblesite.org/resource-gallery
Article from: https://www.nasa.gov/audience/forstudents/k-4/stories/nasa-knows/what-is-the-hubble space telecope-k4.html
Last Updated: Apr 24, 2020
Editor: Flint Wild

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Hubble is named after Edwin P. Hubble. He was an astronomer. An astronomer is a scientist who studies the planets,
stars and space. Edwin P. Hubble made important discoveries about the universe in the early 1900s.

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Do this on your notebook.😍💕

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النشاط الرابع ♥️💪🏻

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النشاط الرابع ♥️💪🏻

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Read the following words and find the meanings of the new words using the dictionary.

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Saba'a AL_Abbadi

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Rawan Thyabat

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tejan Thyabat

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Gena shogere ).

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Touch, I sent these pictures from the link at the end of the picture, and I also entered the link and took these pictures

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رابط مدرسة جمحا الثانويه في تفعيل جسور التعلم

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جميع روابط البادلت (انشطة جسور التعلم)

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جميع روابط البادلت (انشطة جسور التعلم)

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النّشاط الثّاني(اللّغة الإنجليزيّة): اسأل الطلبة عن عنوان الدرس واربطه بالصور المرفقة. اطلب إلى الطلبة أن يقرؤوا النص قراءةصامته، وأن يحددوا الكلمات التي لها علاقة بأجزاء اليوم والليلة. اطلب إلى الطلبة أن يربطوا الصور بالكلمات. قسم الطلبة مجموعات،واطلب إليهم جميعًا أن يبحثوا عن سبب اختلاف التوقيت موظفين ما تعلموه في العلوم. اطلب إلى الطلبة أن يحددوا قائمة بالأنشطة  التي يمارسونهافي النهار والليل. تابع الطلبة في أثناء كتابة فقراتهم الخاصة واستمع لهم.                                        - التحقق من الفهم: اطرح الأسئلة الآتية على الطلبة: كيف يحدث الليل والنهار؟ لماذا يختلف التوقيت الزمني من مكان لآخر؟ سمِّ أجزاءالنهار والليل المذكورة في الصورة؟ حدد الأفعال المذكورة في النص؟ 

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النّشاط الثّاني(اللّغة الإنجليزيّة): اسأل الطلبة عن عنوان الدرس واربطه بالصور المرفقة. اطلب إلى الطلبة أن يقرؤوا النص قراءةصامته، وأن يحددوا الكلمات التي لها علاقة بأجزاء اليوم والليلة. اطلب إلى الطلبة أن يربطوا الصور بالكلمات. قسم الطلبة مجموعات،واطلب إليهم جميعًا أن يبحثوا عن سبب اختلاف التوقيت موظفين ما تعلموه في العلوم. اطلب إلى الطلبة أن يحددوا قائمة بالأنشطة  التي يمارسونهافي النهار والليل. تابع الطلبة في أثناء كتابة فقراتهم الخاصة واستمع لهم.                                        - التحقق من الفهم: اطرح الأسئلة الآتية على الطلبة: كيف يحدث الليل والنهار؟ لماذا يختلف التوقيت الزمني من مكان لآخر؟ سمِّ أجزاءالنهار والليل المذكورة في الصورة؟ حدد الأفعال المذكورة في النص؟ 

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Anood Tahat Class Seventh Grade ❤

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الصف السابع

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اللغة الإنجليزية

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اللغة الإنجليزية

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أقرأَ نصًّا وصفيًّا حولَ الحياةِ البحريةِ في العقبةِ قراءةً فاهمةً ومتعمقةً، وأوظفَ بعضَ أفعالِهِ المضارعةِ في كتابةِ حقائقَ ذاتِ علاقةٍ بالحياةِ البحريةِ.

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النشاط الثالث (اللغة الإنجليزية)

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النشاط الثالث (اللغة الإنجليزية)

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وضح للطلبة عناصر البطاقة البريدية وناقشهم في ترتيب الكلمات ترتيبًا صحيحًا لتكوين جمل مفيدة.  اطلب إليهم أن يتحققوا من صحة إجابة زملائهم، وأن يقرؤوها أمامهم. اطلب إلى الطلبة أن يصمموا بطاقة بريدية كما هو في النموذج السابق، وأن يستعينوا بالجمل الموجوده لكتابة جملهم الخاصة عن البترا. قسم الطلبة مجموعات واطلب إليهم أن يصمموا جواز سفر

يضم بلدانهم المفضلة وأهم موقع فيها. واطلب إلى كل مجموعة أن تتحدث بجمل بسيطة عن بلدانها المختارة.

التحقق من الفهم: اسأل الطلبة عّما يميز مدينة البترا بنظرهم، بحيث يعبر كل منهم عن ذلك من خلا جمل صحيحة ومكتملة.اطلب إليهم كتابة تلك الجملة وعرضها عليك للتأكد من صحتها لغويًّا قبل استخدامها في الرد على البطاقة البريدية.

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Read through this travel brochure about Umm Qais. Find out some of the brochure features, you can underline, or number them, if that would help you.

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Sami has a friend in the United Kingdom. His name is Adam. He is interested in art and museums. So, Sami wrote
this letter to tell him about a traditional exhibition his school will hold. Unfortunately, he lost some words in the
letter. Help Sami to put the words below in the right place.

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مس صف سابع كمان هون<

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مس صف سابع كمان هون

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A big part of learning a second language is learning about the culture of that language. This week we will take a look at a famous literary character from British culture.
Who is Sherlock Holmes?
Sherlock Holmes is a character from books written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
Holmes became an icon of British culture and modern detective stories. Doyle introduced Holmes in 1887 in the short story “A Study in Scarlet” and went on to write at least 50 more stories featuring the detective, as well as The Hound of
the Baskervilles (1902) and several other novels. Doyle based his character on the personality of his former teacher in medical school, Dr. Joseph Bell of Edinburgh.
Sherlock Holmes is a detective who tries to find out who committed the crimes.
There is a monument in London dedicated to him. He has a sharp mind and solves
even the most difficult and strange mysteries. He works with his friend Dr Watson, a retired army officer. Sherlock Holmes is often dressed in a coat and cap, and carrying
a pipe and a magnifying glass. He lives at 221B Baker Street in London. Holmes’s opponent is the criminal mastermind Professor Moriarty.
- Adapted from Encyclopedia Britannica and Kiddle Encyclopedia

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Now, read this article about your DNA, and answer the questions below.
Every year on April 25 since 2003, scientists, biologists, and geneticist come together to observe National
DNA Day, celebrating the discovery and research into DNA and the scientific advancements that helped make progress possible. This event is organized annually by the Human Genome Research in the United State.
The goal of National DNA Day is to offer students, teachers and the public an opportunity to learn about and celebrate the latest advances in genomic research and explore how those advances impact their lives. National DNA Day encourages people to learn more about the science of genetics and its continuous development.Here are some facts you never know about your DNA. We’re all 99.9 percent alike, it means we’re all more similar than we are different. Our DNA is responsible for happiness and sadness. It’s in our DNA, in the form of a gene that causes some people to pay more attention to negative feelings than positive one.
This article is taken from: nationaltoday.com

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How to write a friendly letter

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1- Raneem traveled to many countries around the world and she made many friends from different places. She received a postcard from her friend, Jasmine, in France. Some sentences are mixed up. Help Raneem to order the words to make meaningful sentences. (Click on the image to make it larger.)

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Read the article with a friend or a family member and discuss if what is happening today with animals is good or bad.
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Heredity in the science of studying the genes,and gentic traits that are transmitted from parents to children through inheritance.
Mutations are physical or functional defects of an organisms resulting from a change in the genetic material.
Diabetes is a combination of genetic and environmen tal factors.studies have shown that people with diabetes will inevitably transmit this disease to thier children,as well asexposing people to emotional problems that may be a cause of diabetes.
The miyture you get when two or more things are combind.

Iresemble my father in the colour of the eyes andearlobe,and more like my mother in the mature of hair and height.

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ريان زكريا الحميدي حل نشاط الصف الرابع 

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ريان زكريا الحميدي حل نشاط الصف الرابع 

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Bana tahat

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Mlk rami

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Before you start, match the following words with their pictures.

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الصف الثامن

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ريان زكريا الحميدي تكملة حل النشاط الصف الرابع

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شرح النشاط والمطلوب للصف الرابع

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A. Read the text, then, complete the graphic organizer and paragraph frame that follow.
An iceberg is a large piece of freshwater ice that is formed from fresh water. They are found floating freely in open (salt) water; cold oceans, seas, or lakes. Icebergs come in many shapes and sizes. Usually, only a small part of the
iceberg is visible above the water. From above, it may look like an ice mountain. However, most of the iceberg is hidden underwater.
Icebergs form when large chunks break off of glaciers or ice shelves in very cold regions, like Antarctica.
The icebergs travel with ocean currents. When icebergs float into warmer water, they begin to melt and break apart.