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S7.1  القبطان في أزمة

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بانا شطناوي
سابع أ

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بانا شطناوي
سابع أ

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بانا شطناوي
سابع أ

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كفى علاء السعدي   السابع أ

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كفى علاء السعدي   السابع أ

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فاطمه الزهراء محمد العزام 

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فاطمه الزهراء محمد العزام 

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جنى احمد قازان سابع ج

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جنى احمد قازان سابع ج

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جنى احمد قازان سابع ج

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جنى احمد قازان سابع ج

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جنى احمد قازان سابع 《ج》

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The Ma'in Baths are located in the south of the Jordanian city of Amman, about fifty-eight kilometers away from it. These baths are located in the Madaba Governorate, twenty-seven kilometers from the city. Baths, and the most important characteristic of these springs is the difference in temperature despite the similarity of their water in chemical composition, and the temperature in some of these springs reaches nearly sixty-three degrees Celsius

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The Ma'in Baths are located in the south of the Jordanian city of Amman, about fifty-eight kilometers away from it. These baths are located in the Madaba Governorate, twenty-seven kilometers from the city. Baths, and the most important characteristic of these springs is the difference in temperature despite the similarity of their water in chemical composition, and the temperature in some of these springs reaches nearly sixty-three degrees Celsius

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amanda almalkawei
7the grade (c)

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Rafeef amareen 7th grade              Petra was founded approximately in 312 BC as the capital of the Nabatean kingdom.[5]  It occupied a prominent position for many years, as its location on the Silk Road, and the Mediterranean for the civilizations of Mesopotamia, Palestine and Egypt, played a major role in making the Nabatean state hold the reins of trade between the civilizations and inhabitants of these regions.  The city is located on the slopes of Altar Mountain, between a group of towering rocky mountains, which form the northwestern flank of the Arabian Peninsula, specifically Wadi Araba, which extends from the Dead Sea to the Gulf of Aqaba.[6]

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Rafeef amareen 7th grade              Petra was founded approximately in 312 BC as the capital of the Nabatean kingdom.[5]  It occupied a prominent position for many years, as its location on the Silk Road, and the Mediterranean for the civilizations of Mesopotamia, Palestine and Egypt, played a major role in making the Nabatean state hold the reins of trade between the civilizations and inhabitants of these regions.  The city is located on the slopes of Altar Mountain, between a group of towering rocky mountains, which form the northwestern flank of the Arabian Peninsula, specifically Wadi Araba, which extends from the Dead Sea to the Gulf of Aqaba.[6]

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Umm qais , mais mouhamad al-jadou, 7th grade (c)

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Umm qais , mais mouhamad al-jadou, 7th grade (c)

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S7.2 رحلة العمر

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كفى علاء السعدي    السابع أ

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كفى علاء السعدي    السابع أ

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جنى العيسى الصف السابع أ

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جنى العيسى الصف السابع أ

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ايه معاذ حسنين 

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ايه معاذ حسنين 

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ايه معاذ حسنين

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ايه معاذ حسنين

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ليا سليم بني هاني

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Umm Qais or Qays (Arabic: lit.'Mother of Qais') is a town in northern Jordan principally known for its proximity to the ruins of the ancient Gadara. It is the largest city in the Bani Kinanah Department and Irbid Governorate in the extreme northwest of the country, near Jordan's borders with Israel and Syria. Today, the site is divided into three main areas: the archaeological site (Gadara), the traditional village (Umm Qais), and the modern town of Umm Qais.

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S7.3 ثروات معدنية حولنا

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يقين الشياب سابع ج

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كفى علاء السعدي   السابع أ  

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كفى علاء السعدي   السابع أ  

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ملاك موفق المساد سابع ج

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ملاك موفق المساد سابع ج

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Calcite: is a carbonate mineral and the most stable polymorph of calcium carbonate (CaCO3). It is a very common mineral, particularly as a component of limestone. Calcite defines hardness 3 on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness, based on scratch hardness comparison. Large calcite crystals are used in optical equipment, and limestone composed mostly of calcite has numerous uses.
Amanda almalkawei
7the grade (c)
🪨calcite mineral

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One of the most prominent minerals in Jordan is basalt, as the country has huge reserves of it. It is a volcanic rock resulting from the solidification of volcanic lava, and it consists of olivine, plagioclase, and pyroxene minerals. Construction and piping industry. Basalt is abundant in the north-east, center and south of the country. For example, the ore mineral found in the "Tal Burma" region - located in southern Jordan - is estimated at about 310 million tons. It is noteworthy that the Hashemite Kingdom used "basalt" in the field of construction and rock wool industry for local consumption and export.

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In the ancient world, copper was a very important element.  Where copper in the Iron Age was very similar to oil today, it played an important role in daily life, as well as contributing to the development of society in Feynan
Copper has been used for many purposes, including jewelry and ritual items, brassware, and weapons.

Four copper artifacts were found during excavations at the site of Khirbet al-Nahhas. The photo belongs to the Antiquities Project
Edom Lowland Regional (ELRAP).
Before the Iron Age, and during the Late Bronze Age, copper in the southern Levant came from Cyprus, where copper production took place largely on an industrial scale
The main evidence of copper smelting in the archaeological record did not actually come from copper coins, as many were traded away.  Instead, archaeologists often identify ancient copper production by a by-product of industry called "smelting slag" produced by refining metal ores in a furnace, the impurities from the copper refining process hardening as slag

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ريماس سلامه سابع أ

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S7.4 الماء في الأردن

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يقين الشياب سابع ج

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يقين الشياب سابع ج

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تالا محمد حجازي

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تالا محمد حجازي

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سابع ج
Jordan is one of the most water-scarce countries in the world. The country’s renewable water supply currently meets around two-thirds of the population’s water demands, with groundwater being used twice as quickly as it can be replenished. Population growth and the influx of refugees from regional conflicts put additional strain on an already stressed water supply. Climate change will exacerbate the problem. Jordan’s water security is critical to the country’s long-term political and economic stability.

For nearly 70 years, USAID has partnered with the Government of Jordan to strengthen the Kingdom’s water security by expanding and rehabilitating water supply systems, training hundreds of water experts, and building and renovating water networks and water and wastewater treatment plants. Today, USAID continues this partnership by improving water and wastewater infrastructure, strengthening water sector governance to build self-sufficiency in managing water resources, and promoting water conservation so that the people of Jordan have sustainable access to the water they need to build strong, resilient communities. USAID is also helping ensure the continuity of Jordan’s water supply during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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كفى علاء السعدي    السابع أ

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كفى علاء السعدي    السابع أ

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Water resources in Jordan are divided into two main parts: traditional water sources, which include surface water and groundwater, and non-traditional sources, which include treated wastewater, desalinated groundwater, and water harvesting.

conventional water sources

1. Surface water: It includes river water, springs drainage, running valleys, flood water resulting from rain in winter, dams and ponds (Yarmouk River, Zarqa River, and valley water).

2. Groundwater: It is the water present in the rocky layers that store water in the ground, and it is in the form of underground basins, and it is divided into renewable aquifers and non-renewable aquifers.

non-conventional water resources

• Treating waste water and making it suitable for some industrial and agricultural uses.

• Treating saline groundwater and making it drinkable.

• Importing water from neighboring countries.

• Water harvesting, which is collecting rainwater in wells and reservoirs and making use of it.

• Reuse of water, such as: reuse of ablution water or drinking water in schools.

Dams in Jordan

A dam is an engineering structure built over a valley or depression with the aim of retaining water. Dams generally serve the primary purpose of retaining water.

(10) dams were constructed in Jordan, and the total storage capacity of these dams is about 327 million cubic meters of water, at a total cost of 278 million Jordanian dinars.

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ريماس سلامه

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ريماس سلامه

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ريماس سلامه رابع أ

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S7.5 مجموعتنا الشمسية

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رفيف العمارين سابع ج

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T7.6 رحلة كشفية وظواهر فلكية

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S7.7 علماء يافعون

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S7.8 بلادنا جنة