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By Hamad and Raed

About us-Hamad

My name is Hamad and i am 10 years old. I am from the UAE. I like playing video games and draw and and my favourite book is Diary of a Wimpy Kid the Third Wheel.

About us-Raed

My name is Raed and I am 10 years old. I am from Pakistan. My hobbies are playing football and doing art. My favourite book is Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. I also love dinosaurs.

About our mentor

My name is Ms.McEarlen. I love doing art and going for walks. I have been at uptown for one year.

Central idea

'Self-expression is influence by one's passions, beliefs and life experiences, leading to action!'

Our Lines of inquiry

1 How oil pastels and paintings of landscapes from difrent artist have devoleped ober time (info report

2 The diffrence between a professinal and amateur artist (digital presentation)

3 How to paint a succesful landscape (model)

Essential aggrements

1. Everyone should particapate so everyone contributes to the work.

2.Respect partner and mentor so it reflects back to you

3.We will stay focused

4.Give everyone an equal amount of work

5.communicate with my partner and mentor

6. We need to be patient

7.We need to be organized

8.work positivly

Information report (introduction)

Did you know that art dates back to 30,000 years ago? Yes, art has been around for a very, very lengthy amount of time. While reading this text, you will learn about the evolution of art, modern art, abstract and realistic art, and different art styles around the world. Get ready to explore the vast world of art. Let’s begin!

The evolution of art

Art began with 5 main elements: Line, shape, colour, texture, and space. However, over time, artists noticed that art should show quality and detail. That’s how the evolution of modern art began. Thus, this inspired many people to start innovating new ideas and start new styles of art such as abstract art. During cave ages, cavemen used raw materials such as mashed up rocks mixed with animal blood. In contrast, these days we have a wide variety of material choices from watercolours to acrylic paint, from crayons to oil pastels, think about how you would make art in the cave ages.

Modern art

Modern art started during the industrial revolution; how fascinating right? This had many changes in things, such as manufacturing and transportation technology which started through the mid 18th century and lasted through the 19th century, affecting the whole world! An example of a modern artist is George Shipperly, who made landscape art and was inspired by trees and the beauty of nature and won many awards.

Abstract and realistic art

Abstract art is created by patterns colour, texture and lines. To create abstract art you don’t need to perfect anything but imagination. In contrast, realistic art uses more details and requires pin point accuracy in your art skills. An example of a realistic artist is Thomas Cole, who was most famous for his paintings of the American wilderness. One of his most famous paintings is the Oxbow, which is a painting of the edge of a forest, which then goes down the mountain into a lake. An abstract artist is Vincent Van Gogh, whose most iconic painting is starry night.

Art styles from around the world

Different cultures have different art styles. Let’s start by exploring Arabian art. Arabian art’s main component is being abstract and making patterns symmetrically. Now let’s move on to Pakistani truck art; it consists of colourful patterns and decorations, and is famous all around the world for its beauty. While in British art, they usually paint portraits of the royals. In Brazil, people make abstract art based on their country's culture. Similarly, Kenyan art is also abstract and are usually abstract portraits. Australian art is very colourful and is mostly made out of dots.

Conclusion

In summary, you have learnt how art has evolved and how it’s different in other cultures. Art has developed new veins and has different styles in different regions. Now you know a lot about the world of art, and remember, keep exploring and keep thinking!

Digital Presentation

Creative component

Action component

We went grade and gave the to do about and it was and we let them draw anything they learnt

Arabic component

French component

Midway reflection

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Introduction

Did you know that photography can have a positive effect on your well-being? Many people use photography to express there feelings so photography is a really important thing in your life and it can actually help you with your health. If you want to know how to improve your well-being and learn about photography , then read on!

What is Photography and Well-being?

Before you know the connection between them, you should know what they are. Photography is the act of taking a photo, but not just any photo, a photo that makes you feel a certain way, that makes you cry laugh or smile.In terms of well-being,it is your mental health, and within the next section, we will tell you how the two connect.

The Connection Between Photography and Well-being

You may not know this, but Photography and well-being have a strong connection.have you ever looked at photo and felt a certain way? That’s probably because it reminds you of a good memory.When you look at a picture, your allowing your brain to have a time flow.Instagram has become very popular around the world because the photos that are uploaded are inspirational to others.You might notice that when you scroll through instagram photos, you feel happy that’s because of a chemical in your brain that is called Endorphins. Endorphins are like happy cells in your brain, that when released, make you sense a kind of happiness.

Photographers That Inspire Us

There are a few photographers that inspire us. The first one is Stefano De Luigi. He was born in Cologne,Germany, in 1964. He started his career in Paris,France, working for the grand Louvre Museum as a photographer from 1989 to 1996. He takes photos for the greater good. He is now 58 years old. Moving on to the second photographer, Mette Lampcov. She was born in Denmark 1968. She studied art in London. Eventually, she moved to photography. Her photos were about gender based violence, and about empowering women. She is still alive today and now she is 50 years old.

Conclusion

To conclude this report, photography has been extremely important in our lives in the past, future and present. Photography and photographers have changed our world for the better. Hopefully, you may be inspired to take inspirational photos yourself now. Thank you for listening, we really appreciate it!

Glossary

Photography – The art of taking a photo

Well-being – your mental health:being safe, happy, comfortable etc.

Connection How some things or topics link, join or connect.

Bibliography

https://www.all-about-photo.com/photographers/photographer/887/stefano-de-luigi

https://wowshoots.com/?gclid=Cj0KCQjw1ZeUBhDyARIsAOzAqQJ2iOmxRBKLVcVDF3sZnSBK_gjjv-OjHP7NgNlv0spXSN_cAPN6780aAv6YEALw_wcB

Google

Safari

https://www.all-about-photo.com/photo-articles/photo-article/614/best-modern-photographers-of-january-2020

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By Aahil & faisal

About us Aahil and Faisal

My name is Aahil and I am 11 years old and from Pakistan, and my hobbies are football.My favorite food is burger and chicken nuggets and fries,my favorite color is red and blue

My name is faisal and I am from uae and Oman and my hobbies are swimming.my favorite food is shawarma and burger and chicken nuggets.my Age is 10 and my favorite color is green

OUR MENTOR

Our mentor is Miss Clark she is the one who is helping us with the project and she is so useful for the pYp

Central idea

Self-expression is influence by one passions beliefs and life experience leading to action

Lines of Inquiry

Line of inquiry1: responsible use of technology

Line of inquiry2: communication in future decade

Line of inquiry3:future transportation

Our Essential Agreement

.Be prepared for the day!

.Help each other with problems

.Be on time to not miss anything

.Share ideas and opinion so we can improve our work

.Put effect on your work to put it neat and tide

.Do not rush in your work so we can improve

.be focus on your project amazing project

.respect each other so we don’t lose patients

Line of Inquiry 1: Information Report

Introduction

Did you know that 53% of boy's parents have never stopped their children from playing a game? This is compared to 37% of parents of girls, according to Pew Research. Technology has been developing massively around the world! But did you know that there is a dark side to gaming or using technology? In this report you will learn how to be responsible with technology.

How to use Technology Responsibly.

Children need to use technology responsibly and maturely. In the past few years, the enhancement of technology has been insane! But we need to protect ourselves from the dangers of technology. More than 800,000 people are hacked every year according to Norton. A few ways of using technology responsibly is to not invite anyone to your house without the permission of your parents, and do not share personal information. We must tell an adult if something bad happens. In 2020, 89 percent of children aged 10-15 years went online every day of the year, according to the telegraph. We have to stop talking to strangers online because cyber bullying could happen anytime. Let’s be responsible with technology

Danger of Technology

Children have been playing video games for many years, but they don't know some of the dangers of using technology. For example, scammers, strangers, and hackers can locate where you live. In this section, you will know everything you need to know about the dangers of tech. Social media and mobile devices may lead to psychological and physical issues, such as eye strain and difficulty focusing on important tasks. This may also contribute to more serious health conditions such as depression. The overuse of technology may have a more long-term impact and people are developing addictions to video games.

Laws,Licenses and Regulations.

We all have restrictions in technology. In movies we all see PG 13, PG 18, and 12+ and the reason is because there might be scenes that are inappropriate. We need to follow the rules and play age-appropriate games. On the 13th of July 2018, a survey of more than 2000 parents was conducted and found a massive 86% of parents don't enforce age restrictions on games that their children play, according to kitguru. Additionally, Tesla has a car that drives by themselves, but people think they don’t have to do anything. But what happens can be fatal, because without would human input, the cars can still malfunction. As an example, Uber self--driving cars were involved in 37 crashes last yar, according to policyadvice.net.

Conclusion

summarise, you have learned in this information report about the danger of technology how to use technology responsibly To, as well as the laws, licenses and regulations of technology. We hope you've learned a lot of information in this report, and furthermore, that you will use technology responsibly in the future

Glossary

Enhancement: An increase or improvement in quality, value or extent..

Restrictions: A limiting condition or measure, especially a legal one.

Inappropriate: Not suitable or proper in the circumstances.

Psychological :Mental or emotional rather than physical.

Cyber bullying: The use of electronic communication to bully a person, typically by sending messages of an intimidating or threatening nature.

License: The holder of a license.

Insane: In a state of mind which prevents normal perception, behavior, or social interaction; seriously mentally ill.

Responsibly :In a sensible or trustworthy manner.

Line of inquiry 2: Digital Presentation

Line of inquiry 3: Creative Component - Future Transportation

Action Component

Arabic Component (Faisal)

Arabic component (Aahil)

French Component

Midway Group Reflection

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By Layan and Shamsa

About us

My name is Layan, I from Syria and i am 10 years old and i been in this school for 5 years.

My name Shamsa, I from the UAE and i am 11 years old and I been in this school for 8 years .

Mentor

My name is Ms. Katie. I had the privilege of working with Layan and Shamsa on their Sports Centre PYPX. I am currently an LA in Inclusion but I have a passion for architecture and sport so it was a real thrill to watch the girls tackle this project.

This is a picture of us with our mentor

Central idea

Self expression is influence by ones passion befliefs and life experiences leading to action

Lines of inquiry

Loi1- the impact of sports on human health and well-being

Loi2-the connection between sports and architecture

Loi3- the house of sports

Essential agreement

1- we must all ensure everyone shares idea all the time.

2-make sure we all work positively.

3-must be organised so that we complete all of our work on time .

4-always show respect to your mentor .

5- always share opinions together

6- make sure you communicate .

7-we must balance all the work equally

8-always remain focused.i

Information Report

Introduction

Did you know that sports centers are critical facilities? Sports centers are important for people's

mental and physical health. In this report, you will learn all about sports centers and the

importance of your mental and physical health.

The Impact of Sports on Physical Health

Sports help physical health by having an immense impact on a person's daily life. Physical activities Like sports improves your heart function, reduces the risk diabetes, and controls blood sugar, and lastly, lowers tension and stress levels. It helps maintain your weight and reduces body fat. As well as the risk of various diseases, including cardiovascular disease plus some cancers. Additionally, it helps manage mental health conditions such as depression. As an example, people who are active dramatically reduce their risk of many diseases.

The Impact of Sports on Mental Health

Sports help your mental health because it helps manage stress. Even exercise causes your body to reduce chemicals in your brain that cause pain and stress. It also reduces the levels of stress

hormones, cortisol and adrenaline. Studies have shown that 20 to 30 minutes of exercise each daycan make people healthier and calm. Regular exercise have a profound impact on reducing

depression, anxiety and ADHD.

Sports Centres

There are many benefits of sports centers. One of the benefits is that it is an indoor complex, meaning that in harshweather conditions, people can still access sport. Another benefit of sports centers is that it helps reduce stress. By exercising, it releases endorphins which are the chemicals in your brain that relieve pain and stress. Sports facilitieshave an important role in people's lives. They help you to always stay healthy.

Conclusion

To conclude, there are many benefits of sports centers. From reading this report, hopefully

you learned information and about the benefits of sports centers. In the future, you might

even own your own sports centre!

Glossary

Critical:expressing adverse or disapproving comments or judgment

Tension:the state of being stretched tight

Endorphins:any of a group of hormones secreted within the brain and nervous system

Cortisol:is a class of hormones

Adrenaline:a hormone secreted by the adrenal glands

Immense:extremely large or great especially in scale or degree

Various:more than one or several

Profoundly: to profound extent or extremely

Dramatically:in a way that relates to drama or the performance of drama

Digital presentation

Creative Component

Our model is a sports centre

Arabic

French

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INTRODUCTION:

Nearly before 4.4million years ago, humans used to walk to move from place to place. Then gradually, humans started to invent new ways of transportation, which were faster and easier. Humans discovered that they could ride animals to move faster and not get tired. In this report I will be talking about transportation, mostly cars, and how it’s evolved over time.

Where did cars originate from?

In 1769, a man named Nicolas Cugnot in France thought about something that would change humanity forever. Nicolas was just your ordinary inventor in France, but then an idea struck him. He thought of using Thomas Savery's idea. Thomas Savery made the worlds first steam engine. Nicolas thought of using the engine to make a different type of vehicle. He used wheels, a drivers seat, a left and right throttle and the engine. This invention was one of a kind. Later on in 1895, Henry Ford was employed by Mercedes Benz. He built a vehicle known as the wire wheel which could hold 4 people at a time and it was the first modern car. Today, we have more evolved civilized car knowledge.

Types of cars in competitions

Did you know that the F1 team Ferrari spent 1.6billion dirhams for their racing team? Cars in competitions are fun! Monster Trucks developed in late 1970 and came into the public eye in early 1980. They were used as side acts at popular motor crosses, tractor pulling and mud bogging events, and even used in car crushing demonstrations. A formula one car is a really fast car. It can go up to 360kmph. The best racer in the history of F1 history is Lewis Hamilton, who won over 103 wins in his career and 7 trophies. He won his first trophy title in 2008 with the team to become the youngest champion in the history of the sport. After four more seasons with Mclaren, Hamilton moved to Mercedes, with whom he has won a further six titles in 2014 2015 from 2017 2020 2022.

Cars in the future

Did you know that Elon musk named his car company Tesla because his company only manufactures electric vehicles? The man who made electricity is Nicolas Tesla, who made a coil that can generate electricity, so Elon musk used the Tesla coil and called his car company Tesla. Cars in the future will be driverless vehicles, in the shape of a smooth pod that can change colors in a tap of and app. By 2050, cars will be fully autonomous and electrical, with advanced customization technologies, which are also capable of going up to 400kmph without crashing. They will also have flying cars in one year. By 2035, the USA will stop buying and importing and making petrol cars for the environment, and they will start using electricity for charging cars. Electrical cars will be the same price of petrol cars but improved and faster. The Tesla 250kw charger can charge up to 200miles of range in 15 minutes or you can connect a solar panel to the car and charge it. The most powerful electric car is the Roman Nevera. It has a battery storage of 113kw and a 471 miles of range and a top speed of 258mph it goes to 0-60 mph in 2.5 seconds!

CONCLUSION:

To conclude, car technology has been evolving over a long period of time, and will continue to evolve into the future. Hopefully, with more electric cars being invented, this will also have a positive impact on the environment. Now you know all about this amazing invention that changed my life and other lifes too.

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We made a black dress into a flower dress by attaching fake flowers and leaves with a glue gun and we made one sleeve off shoulder and added a fake stem as a strap. We added the fake leaves on the bottom of the dress. And the flowers on the middle and with a bit of leaves also, and one flower on the shoulder with three leaves around it.

We made a collage on a cork board of Artists, Fashion designers, Designer shop brands and Fashion icons.

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By Saif, Abdullah and Omar

About Us

Saif - I am saif from 5AST I’m ten years old

Abdullah - I am Abdullah from 5AST and I’m ten years old

Omar - I am Omar from 5AST I’m eleven years old

Our mentor

This our mentor mr Sebastian if your wondering he is French.

Central idea

Self-expression is influence by one’s beliefs and life experiences leading to action

Lines of Inquiry

Line of Inquiry 1: Our responsibility towards eating food (info report)

Line of Inquiry 2: The science behind the oven (digital presentation)

Line of Inquiry 3: Cows milk changing into cheese (creative aspect)

Essential Agreement

We must be organized so that all of our work on time

Line of Inquiry 1 - Information Report

Introduction

Before people had to use sticks and rocks to heat up their food but now we invented the oven and the microwave to heat up food and the way that we cook food has come a long way. Did you know the first school lunch program in the United States was launched vocational? Schools in the 1853 before people in schools ate pizza,burgers,nuggets and so on but then Jamie Oliver and Gordon Ramsay made lunches healthy and the way we eat has changed.

The Evolution Of Cooking

Did you know that humans started cooking 1.8-2.3 million years ago.we have ovens then over the years new cooking tech will begin we could have ovens that prints food or blenders that produce juice Possibilities are endless.

What is cooking

Cooking or culinary art science and craft of using heat to prepare food for consumption. Cooking techniques and ingredients vary widely from grilling food over an open fire to cook. Did you know the first human food cooked was bone’s humans at meat raw and cook bones.

Who started cooking

The precise origins of cooking are unknown but at some point in the distant past early humans conquered fire and starting using it to prepare food.

Conclusion

To conclude cooking has come a long way and there might be some better ways in the future there might be robot chefs or many more

Line of Inquiry 2 - Digital Presentation

Line of Inquiry 3 - Creative Component

Action Component

What did we do?

For our action, we decided to make a menu that we could give to younger students in the school to encourage them to have a balanced diet. These are dishes that they could cook at home that will encourage them to also try cooking.

Arabic Component

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Sumaanah, Kalthoom and Selah

About us

Good morning or good evening everyone my name is kalthoom and I’m a going to introduce my self to you guys.I’m 10 years old and I have been in uptown for 6 years and I like to do sketching, and I chose this topic because I like how the old times were plus they were interesting.

good morning or good evening my name is sumaanah an I am 10 years old.And I have been in uptown for 6 years.Out of all the thing I like to do art is my favorite art as in sketching,painting,modeling I chose this topic because I like to learn about past events and also the topic was very interesting.

Goood morning or good evening my name is selah and i am 10 years old. I chose this topic because it is very interesting. My passions are art and sports. I have been in uptown for almost 2 years.

Our Mentor - Ms Hatch

Hello everyone, my name is Miss Hatch. I have thoroughly enjoyed working with the Selah, Kalthoom and Sumaanah on their exhibition. They have been extremely dedicated, hard working and organized and I think that reflects in their amazing work. I choose to help this group as I studied history at university and always found WW2 to be extremely interesting. Their project also combines my other passion which is horses. I’d like to take this opportunity to congratulate the girls on a job well done!

Central idea

Mainly our central idea is about WW2 and the reason we chose this topic because we like to learn about past events and we are very interested in history.

Lines of inquiry

Line of inquiry 1: the impact of war on civilians.

Line of inquiry 2: the impact of war on the conservation of species.

Line of inquiry 3: the effect on WW2 on horses.

Essential agreement

1. We must be organized so that we complete all of our work on time .

2. We must work positively at all times

3. Make sure to show respect to your mentor .

4. Work together properly with in your groups

5. Make sure to not rush with your work

6. Have your ideas shared

7. Be kind to one another

8. Stay calm

Information Report - The Impact of War on Civilians

Introduction

Do you ever wonder what life was like back in WW2? In this report you will learn about life back in WW2, and you will feel like you experienced WW2. By the end of the report, you will have terrific knowledge about this historical event. Also you will be able to understand why victory was so important for our freedom.

How were pets and families effected by warfare?

In our life today we can bring our families and pets with us anywhere we want. Today, in this section we will learn about how pets and families were affected by warfare. During WW2 there was a lot of warfare, so much that people had to leave their homes. Families got transported to other places just because of war. However some families had to leave their pets behind. Most peoples pets had to be put into rescue centers because they couldn’t be looked after anymore.

Also in war peoples houses got bombed and they would have to leave their country. The next paragraph will be about loss of transportation.

How were families affected by transportation?

1939 was the day that WW2 started. Families and kids get transported from place to place to be

transported from war. All parents had the thought of their children dying of getting sick, and all

families tried to keep calm and happy to keep alive. People in war didn't have many materials and

resources during war, because many of the resources were having to be used in the army for the

tanks, planes and other forms of transportation.

Where did families locate to?

Over a million people were forced to leave their homes and were separated from family and

friends. Many people who stayed, had to live through bombing raids and were injured or

made homeless. They all had to go through threats of gas attacks, air raid precautions (A.R.P),

rationing and changes to schools and their daily lifestyle. The evacuation of civilians in Britain

in the war was specifically designed to keep people safe, especially for children because of

risk of ariel bombing of cities. By moving to places they thought the children would be less at

risk and would be safer. Places that were more rural, such as in the countryside, were safer

because they were less prone to bombing.

Troops adopting pets during WW2

In WW2, families had to leave their homes because of warfare. Also, some families had to

leave their pets behind at home alone in their homes. In some cases, the troops came back

early to their homes for shelter. Some of them found their pets at home and took them into

the army. The pets that were left behind, were adopted into a new family. The ones that

returned to war became mascots and helpers in the army.

Conclusion

you for reading our report. We hope you have better knowledge about this historical

event, and realised the importance keeping animals safe and ensuring that they have a home

to go to during a time of war.

Glossary

WW2= world war two

Bombing raids= unexpected attacks in which bombs were used

Air raid precautions= a number of organizations to protect civilians of the danger of air raids

Air raids= an attack where the bombs are dropped from air crafts

Rationing = limiting sharing resources

Evacuation= leaving

Warfare - weapons war

Rural - less popular places

Prone - less at risk

Digital Presentation - The Impact of War on the Conservation of Species

Creative Component - The Effect on WW2 on Horses

Action Component

Arabic component

French Component

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Introduction

Did you know, that the government will provide flying cars from 2025? You’ll probably use cars your whole life, and you will be mind blown from seeing the technology from 2071. Read this information report to learn about how will transportation will change, futuristic cars and building, how will technology can Change our planet and futuristic architecture and sustainability.

How Will Technology Look Like In The Future?

In 2025, most of the human work will be done by robots and there will be alot more machines around us to make our life more easy and convenient.

Transportation will look way different then it is right now. Companies will be working on lots of cool projects and inventions. For example they are working on E-hailing rides, car sharing schemes, electric driverless vehicles and of course deliverers will be done by drones! By 2025. 50% vehicle will be electric and driverless.

Driverless electric robotic cars and bikes will do the Jobs of Wild Life Rescue in deep woods.

It will work completely on solar energy and will have lots of sensor to identify the Nimals in endanger. It will be programmed and operated by Wild Life Rescue Officers from offices. They will only go to the deep wood on need basis.

Astronaut are doing great work to explore the knowledge of galaxys and planets. In future, there will be driverless rockets and space ship will go to the space. Robotic Astronaut will do the job of astronauts and will go to those planet where astronaut are unable to go to risk their lives. All this robotics astronaut and space ship will be operated by astronaut from Earth.

There was a question coming to my mind when we were doing our research on future technology that if mostlt work will be done by robots and machines then how our life will be? How we will make ourselves active and fit? What about Jobs, we will have struggle very hard to get Jobs because there less Jobs for human then robots. So now I am leaving this question to you to think.

Futuristic buildings and cars

Nowadays, futuristic architecture refers to a free and architectural approach rather than a well- defined style. The 2025 car is a driverless vehicle in the shape of a smooth pad that can change colours with the “tap of an app”. Futuristic homes are a mixture of natural and technology of Marvel. In a hundred years, personal homes will be almost fully independent of a dangerous overland energy grid. To conclude, The car of the future, built according to a new model, Will be electric and connected.For example

How Will Technology change our the planet?

Modern technology has paved the way for multi-functional devices like the smart watch and the smartphone. Computers are faster, more portable and more powerful then ever before. We could live in virtual worlds by 2040 as well. With all of this revolutionary technology, our lives are easier, faster, better and more fun. For example, Ghost robotics they are working on the V60 four legged robotic dogs. Which is a dog that can walk, talk and has a lot more amazing features.

Conclusion

To conclude, technology has made our lives so much easier. We will have robotic dogs, driveless cars, car sharing schemes, E- hailing rides, delivery’s by drones and Electric stairs. Hopefully from this from this report, you learned all about future technology and architecture.

Glossary

Futuristic- Denoting or relating to design, technology that is through likely to be current or n future transportation.

Sustainability- Small changes to help our planet.

Marvel- Something that Cause wonder or Astonishment.

Driveless- A drive-less vehicle is able to travel without a driver controlling it.

Architecture- the art or practice of designing and constructing building

Blibiography

In this report, the websites we used are

Google

Www.kiddle.com

Safari

Www.Vic.com

Www.bugetdirict.com

Www.greenroofs.com

Www.weforum.org

Www.zdnet.com

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Line of Inquiry 1 - Information Report - Global Warming is a Growing Threat to the Environment

For our action we have diced to teach Global Warming to grade 3 Ms Mills class. They first wrote down on a paper what do they already know, after we split them into 5 groups to do a little activity. When we came back we did a Kahoot and a little word search. We all had super fun yet they still learned something new!

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Line of Inquiry 1 - Information Report - Global Warming is a Growing Threat to the Environment For our action we have diced to teach Global Warming to grade 3 Ms Mills class. They first wrote down on a paper what do they already know, after we split them into 5 groups to do a little activity.

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by Omar Aljallaf and Hamdan Al shaibani

About Us

Hi I’m Hamdan I’ve been in uptown for 8 years and my hobbies and football and running.

My dad got me into football and ever since I loved till this day.

Hi I’m Omar i started play football at 7 years old and my hobbies are swimming and playing football

Mentor

My Mentor is Mr Coulter and he has been very helpful

Central idea

Self-expression is influence by one’s passions, benefits and life experiences, leading to Action!

Line of inquiry

-The connection between football and lifestyle.(report)

-The game of football has rules(digital)

-Footballs are constructed using the latest technology (model)

Essential agreement

-We must be organized so that we complete all of our work on time

-Spreading the work equally with each other

-working positively

-balance work

-don’t rush

-remain focused

-communicate

-share opinions

Line of Inquiry 1 - Information Report

Intro

Have you wondered why football is popular around the world? Millions of people watch and play football everyday. This report will provide information about the connection between football and a healthy lifestyle.

What are the health benefits of playing football?

Football has a lot of health benefits. Running at any intensity for 90 minutes requires a high level of stamina. Additionally, lower body strength is required for kicking, jumping, tackling ,twisting and turning which is gained through football. As well as this, playing football can increase stamina, improve cardiovascular health, and reduce body fat. As you can see playing football has many benefits from a health point of view.

How have football players influenced other people.

Footballers have a great influence on other’s lives. Footballers influence millions of people across the world. Footballers are role models. They show dedication and hard work.

Where in the world is football a way of life

Specifically the U.S. and CANADA have the most football fans in the world and the game is garnering more and more popularity worldwide. Mexico England Japan and Australia are among some of the countries learning to love the sport of football and developing leagues of their own. Football is also popular in U.A.E and the champion is ALNASAR. Football is very important for EMIRATIS. ALNASAR are the champions currently.

Conclusion

In summary, football is a game full of health benefits. It gives us a strong mind and body.

This strong mind and body boosts confidence and positivity in us.

Line of Inquiry 2 - Digital Presentation

Line of Inquiry 3 - Creative Component

Arabic component

French Component

Midway Reflection

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FUTURE OF FOOTBALL - by Omar Aljallaf and Hamdan Al shaibani by Omar Aljallaf | This newsletter was created with Smore, an online tool for creating beautiful newsletters for educators, nonprofits, businesses and more

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Introduction:

Did you know that the Industrial Revolution played a role in making the technology we use in day-to-day life? The Industrial Revolution enabled man to evolve quickly but with a price. Global Warming was a byproduct, which is a problem even today.

What is the Industrial Revolution:

An Industrial Revolution is when a country or countries make inventions and discoveries. During the first Industrial Revolution, water and wind power were more popular energy sources than labor. This breakthrough allowed us to discover ways of working and living that our ancestors could never have imagined. It started in Britain in the 1760s. It spread to other parts of the world but not before Britain became a metropolis. Some inventions enhanced the textile industry's manufacturing rate and efficiency, like the spinning jenny and the power loom, and others, you and me. Before the Industrial Revolution, people manufactured products in their homes or small workshops. Steam power is also essential in mass production.

What happened during the Industrial Revolution:

Many things were invented and improved during the Industrial Revolution. People began using coal which allowed more heat and gave people the ability to make steel. Coal was vital because it powered the first modern steam engine, which was invented in 1769 by an inventor named James watt. Instead of working all day, workers would have shifts for rest for the first time. Before the Industrial Revolution, people working in the army would have shifts. Instead of making something end-to-end, they had specific jobs to complete different parts of the manufacturing process. Factories needed materials, and they needed a form of transport. Available transportation was extremely slow such as horse-drawn carriages or small sailboats. Because of this, they decided to build canals because they could carry large amounts of goods. During the Industrial Revolution, the first canal was built (in 1757), but canals have existed since 4000 BC in the advanced city of Mesopotamia (Iraq). Many other things would not be possible without the Industrial Revolution, such as the Forth Rail Bridge, a Massive steel bridge made in the 1880' and spans 520 meters 110 meters above the water, or Bellrock Lighthouse, a giant stone pillar 22 meters high finished in 1810 and was February 1, 1811, and was first automated in 1998 and is the worlds oldest sea-washed lighthouse. None of these would have been possible without the Industrial Revolution. It was not all good because some of these advancements came with drawbacks.

How does it affect us today:

Pollution is a recognizable drawback of the Industrial Revolution. Human technology polluted the streets and water bodies with multiple chemicals, and smog covered the air. People opened factories and mines in Britain. They produced carbon dioxide when burning coal. Burning coal causes air pollution because carbon dioxide is released, which acts as a blanket, heating the planet. Furnaces release 7,000,000,000 tons of carbon dioxide every year. Factories caused smog to cover cities which reduced air quality. The smoke caused air toxicity which introduced lethal health problems. These made the quality of life in industrialized cities drop.

What people do because of Industrial Revolution:

The Industrial Revolution introduced urbanization and high-rewarding urban lifestyles. Wealthy factory owners built houses for workers to make more profit, but the homes were cheap and had no windows. Houses had no water, so people suffered from diseases, and death tolls skyrocketed. Women had a significant change in their lifestyle as they started working for the first time. Female workers made much less than men, up to two-thirds less. They started protesting for change, and eventually, females made the same if not more than men and equality began. The first female votes also came in because of the women's suffragettes. The government attempted to limit child labour. Some businessmen felt that they were offering poor children money so that they could eat and sleep, and others denied safety laws and continued child labour.

How were people affected by the Industrial Revolution:

In lots of ways, people were affected by the Industrial Revolution. It helped society, but it had adverse effects in many places too. At the start of the Industrial Revolution, working conditions were tragic, and workers worked 72 hours a week and had no time off. All factories had hazards that led to accidents often. During this time children were also used as a cheep source of labour and many children died and were paid pitiful wages. If they got hurt they just got replaced and if they worked to slow they would be stabbed by pins. While working conditions improved, it took time before people demanded better working conditions to make things better. People built most of the greatest cities because of the Industrial Revolution. Workers migrated from farms to urban areas for money. By the early 1800's one in ten of the British populations lived in cities and many cities expanded almost ten fold. Because factories where people spent most of there time were poorly sanitised, large cities became prone to diseases like tuberculosis, and influenza, ravaging cities. By the late Industrial Revolution, every human inhabited place had been affected. In some places this was for good, for others, far worse.

How was the environment affected by the Industrial Revolution:

As previously mentioned, the Industrial Revolution was powered by fossil fuels which we all know are bad for the environment because they produce CO2. Big industrial cities such as Birmingham pumped large amounts of pollution into the atmosphere, hence the term 'Black Country' as the sky was always full of smog - night and day. This not only had an effect on people's physical health but mental too. This made people more tired and more likely to lose there jobs and turn to crime.

Consequently, large cities including London saw a monumental rise in harmful particles from the start to the end of the Industrial revolution. This was because people wanted to live a life where they could do anything they wanted, so they destroyed the environment for natural resources and space. Subsequently, chemical usage caused a chain reaction, which caused water and air to be polluted and increased our reliance on fossil fuels.

An author living in Manchester described pollution as " the lurid gloom of...atmosphere that over overhangs it...the innumerable chimneys come in view tall and dim in the dun haze each bearing atop its pennon of darkness" (Hugh Miller).

Furthermore, Air pollution kept rising in the 1800s which caused a higher death rate due to people developing respiratory illnesses in areas that burnt more coal. The burning of coal pumped carbon into the air and studies suggest that climate change began almost 200 years ago, proving that humans caused it and it is just as bad as it was back then if not worse but there are people who are help and look out for the environment.

Conclusion:

To conclude, Industrial Revolution caused enormous economic growth for humans, which will probably never happen again. However, it has caused an unstoppable problem we still face today which needs to change for the well-being of our planet. This will either kill humanity or will gradually stop by active support from you and me.

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Introduction: Did you know that the Industrial Revolution played a role in making the technology we use in day-to-day life? The Industrial Revolution enabled man to evolve quickly but with a price. Global Warming was a byproduct, which is a problem even today.