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7 facts:
~ He was born on February 11 1847
~In 1880 he made the long-lasting light bulb
~He was an American inventor and business man
~He later became home schooled because his teachers thought he was to much to handle
~When he was 12 he was diagnosed with Scarlet fever and he about lost all of his hearing
~He was 16 when he created one of his first successful inventions. He called it the automatic repeater
~ In October 1931, Edison died of complications from diabetes.

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https://www.coolkidfacts.com/thomas-edison-2/

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clouds have different names. clouds can get there names from 2 things. One way is from were there positions in the sky. Another way they can get there names is for what they look like. clouds can makes rain,sleet, snow and hail. we cant see the rain drops in the sky because here to small. the water turns into vapor.

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/earth/earths-atmosphere/clouds/

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there are many different types of clouds.
1-The types of clouds are stratus,cirrus,cumulus,  cumulonimbus,Stratocumulus, Cirrocumulus,cirrostratus, nimbostratus,altocumulus,and altostratus
2-during the day clouds give us shade during the day and gives us warmth at night
3-clouds are made of frozen crystals of water
4-clouds form when warm air  they rise to the atmosphere and cool down.
5-there is some clouds that touch ground and its called fog
6-another type of cloud are contrails from air planes.
7-they float because the clouds are made of water AND AIR so its able to float.
https://www.ducksters.com/science/earth_science/clouds.php

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1.They had a specific drill for the war
2.They had a drill called Duck and Cover
3.They made kids have tags with there names
4.The war was not physical
5.It lasted a very long time
6.The drill was to be in a safe place while a nuclear bomb goes off
7. They lie face-down, curl up, and cover the head and neck with a jacket, book, or even their hands.

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1. everyone feared their would a nuclear bomb. kids learn to duck and cover.
2. kids would get under a desk or somthing sturdy.
3.

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practiced because of cold war
. The goal of this drill was to protect against several dangerous side effects of a nuclear blast
the us government worked hard to teach people how to stay safe
. Some cities even made small metal dog tags for children to wear, so that they could be identified in case a bomb killed them
The federal government estimated that all these efforts would save 27 million people
. Cities set up public “fallout centers” where people could go to run away from atomic radiation stored large amounts of food and installed emergency broadcast systems in public places

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when there is a nuclear explosion find something to cover your head and duck and cover.in the 1950s the Soviet union started to drop bombs so we came up with the duck and cover idea for school. in school at random times the teachers would yell drop to see of the students were ready at any time. in magazines there were sales for bomb shelters at the time. the government would bring a cartoon around to schools to show to kids.

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1: The schools had a duck and cover drill.
2: They made pamphlets for adults.
3: It was during the cold war.
4: They gave kids dog tags.
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#1 Clouds have rain in them and they can make sleet,hail,snow, and freezing rain. There are different types of clouds they are named by there position

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1. They put dog tags on the kids so if a bomb went off they would know who they were. 2. They had a fall out place that could save 27 million people. 3. The most common drills were called duck and cover. 4. You had to lie face down and cover your neck with a jacket or a book or your hands. 5. The solvent union was a socialist country made up of 15 different countries now. 6. in 1951 they released a short video also titled duck and cover. 7. They sent trucks around the country passing out books and panflets and also showing the short video.

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clouds get there name by 2 different ways. One is by how high they are and the other is by what they look like. Clouds form when water vapor come together and forms a cloud. Clouds can have rain,ice,sheet or hail

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Clouds are called cumulus, cirrus, and stratus clouds. Clouds get their names in 2 ways where they are at in the sky and their shape. Clouds are made up of Little water droplets.  Rain is caused by water droplets coming together and gravity pulling them down.

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Clouds get their names in either looks or how they are in the sky. Some names/ types of clouds would be Cirrus, Cumulus, and Stratus

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COLD WAR
The cold war was a large argument.

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https://www.nasa.gov/audience/forstudents/k-4/stories/nasa-knows/what-are-clouds-k4.html

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Cloud
1.clouds cane be low or high to the ground
2.clouds are formed by water vapor
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Army code talkers
1. America used telegraphic codes
2. American tribes had their own language and dialects to communicate.
3.There was a team to translate all types of languages
4. Student code talkers were sent to basic military communication techniques
5. Since D-day they kept a lines of communication since
6. Since the wars lines of the code s have been secretive and not been talked about since
7. Congress realized how big of a role that these code hackers played and gave them an award.
https://www.army.mil/americanindians/code_talkers.html

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Tomas Edison-
* Started school late
* Worked at railroad, set car on fire, got fired
* Then worked at telegraph station, spilled chemical, got fired
* Created the automatic repeater
* Paid him 40,000 dollars for it
* Became a wealthy man after that
* created a light bulb that burned for more than 1,200 hours

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1.Where native american
2.Germans cracked every us code but not the codes used by native Americans
3.Their worked remained classified until 2002
4.They where used in WW1 and 2 and in the Korean wars and Vietnam wars.
5.These code talkers saved many lives
6. some of their code where For instance, the word for “colonel” was translated to “silver eagle,” “fighter plane” became “hummingbird,” “minesweeper” became “🤬” “half-track” became “race track,” and “pyrotechnic” became “fancy fire.”
7.The act states that at “...a time when American Indians were discouraged from practicing their native culture, a few brave men used their cultural heritage, their language, to help change the course of history.”
https://americanindian.si.edu/static/education/codetalkers/html/chapter4.html

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~Thomas Edison Was an Inventor
~He was home schooled since 4th grade
~He made the Light Bulb
~He was Friends with Henry fords
~ Thomas hearing was almost all the way lost cause of Scarlet fever
~His Wife's name is Mina
~ He was Born on February 11th 1847
https://www.biography.com/inventor/thomas-edison

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1. the ISS is as large as a football field
2.the ISS was launched in 1998
3.the ISS has five bedrooms and can fit 6 people.
4.the ISS has many parts called modules.
5. the ISS orbits the earth
6.the ISS orbits 220 miles above earth
7. the ISS is a large science lab.
https://www.commonlit.org/en/assignments/what-is-the-international-space-station-2780270/student_assignment

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1.) One Indian tribe had 26 different codes.
2.) They did this during World War 1 and 2 so that the opposing team didn't know what they were talking about.
3.) Students had to take communication classes.
4.) On June 18, 2002 Congress passed the Code Talkers Recognition Act.
5.) The Germans broke many of the codes.
6.) Many code talkers continued to the Korean and Vietnam wars.
7.) Minesweeper meant "🤬".
https://www.thebalancecareers.com/punitive-articles-of-the-ucmj-3356831

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1. Thomas Edison was a famous inventor.
2. Thomas Edison came down with Scarlet Fever which caused him to lose most of his hearing.
3. Thomas Edison made the Automatic Repeater.
4. Thomas Edison died in October 1931.
5. Thomas Edison went to school when we has seven and was then home schooled after being taken out of school for being too difficult to handle.
6. Thomas Edison was born on February 11, 1847.
7. Thomas Edison was born in Milan, Ohio.

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1.The first piece of international space station was launched in 1998.
2.People in space have lived there since 2000 for everyday.
3.The space stations orbit is about 220 miles above the earth.
4.The largest space craft!
5.It weighs almost million pounds.
6.There are solar arrays on the side of the space craft, they collect sunlight.
7. It houses 6 people with 5 bedrooms.
https://www.iflscience.com/space/take-interactive-tour-international-space-station-panoramic/

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1.The army got 24 navajo code talkers
2.People still use code in the military today.
3.They mainly used code in world war 1 and 2.
4.It was used to safely talk an the radios
5.Americans teamed with tribes for code talking.
6.

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Kyle Toney The life And of Achievements of Thomas Edison  

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Kyle Toney The life And of Achievements of Thomas Edison  

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1.Thomas Edison was a famous invert
2.He could not hear at the age of 12
3.He got fired two times at his job.

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army code talkers

1. they helped us win battles
2.nobody knew the language
3."colonel" became "silver eagle"
4."half-track" became "race-track"
5."minesweeper" became "🤬"
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1. the ISS is the international space station
2.many countries worked on it
3.

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Xaden/ What is the international space station?

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Xaden/ What is the international space station?

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1. As big as an football feild
2. Constally getting bigger

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1: The US Military Needed To Communicate To Their Allies
2: They Used American Indian Tribes To Accomplish This Task
3: France Had A Branch That Accommodated A Company Of Indians That Spoke 36 Languages
4: In WW1, The Germans Cracked Nearly Every American Code, Except For The Indian Code
5: The Indians Had Developed Their Own Words For Different Items Used During War
6: The Navajo Code Talkers Are The Most Well Known, As Their Code Had Multiple Layers Of Encryption
7: Other Tribes Included Kiowa, Winnebago, Chippewa, Creek, Seminole, Hopi, Lakota, Dakota, Menominee, Oneida, Pawnee, Sac, Fox, And Choctaw.

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1. The American government made schools to erase NA's heritage
2.The NA's language was hard to translate
3.The NA's were caller Code Talkers
4. Colonel was Sliver eagle
5. Fighter plane was hummingbird
6.Race track was half-track
7. minesweeper was bever

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1. Thomas had to be take-in out of school because the teachers said he was too hard to handle.

2. Thomas Edison was fired from his job at a railroad because he set a car on fire while trying to do an experiment.

3. Thomas Edison was fired from another job for burning a hole through the floor all the way to his bosses desk while trying to make a battery!

4. Thomas Edison was born in 1847, and died in 1931.

5. Thomas Edison was born in Milan, Ohio.

6. His first successful invention the was the" automatic repeater".

7. In 1880 he invented the "long-lasting light bulb".

https://www.ducksters.com/biography/thomas_edison.php

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1. American Indians had the language.
2. Used it in both world wars.
3. Germany did not crack it.
4. In the end most people who used it died.
5. The word for colonel was silver eagle.
6. Germany had cracked all the codes before this.
7. Even after the wars Germany did not crack it.
https://www.army.mil/americanindians/code_talkers.html

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1. code talkers were Indian people who translated words into their language.
2. They were very effective
3. they were used in ww1,ww2,the Vietnam war, and the Korean war
4.Previously the us was trying to get rid of native american culture
5.nobody gave them recognition because there missions were classified.
6. despite a code talker being captured the enemy never broke their code
7.code talker's missions were only recently recognized by congress and declassified.
https://www.nationalww2museum.org/war/articles/american-indian-code-talkers

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1. They were Indian
2. At the time they could not practice there religion.
3. No one could break there code
4. “Colonel” was translated to “silver eagle,”
5. On June 18, 2002, Congress passed the Code Talkers Recognition Act to recognize the important part that these soldiers played in the wars.
6. Some of the tribes were Kiowa, Winnebago, Chippewa, Creek, Seminole, Hopi, Lakota, Dakota (etc).
7. In France during World War I, the 142nd Infantry Regiment, 36th Division, had a group of Indians who spoke 26 languages and dialects.
Link-https://www.choctawnation.com/history-culture/people/code-talkers

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1. They used it in both world wars.
2. Fighter plane was hummingbird
3. Minesweeper was 🤬
4. The Germans never figured out the code.
5. Colonel was silver eagle
6. the code talkers where american Indians
7. most of the languages where never wrote down.
https://www.cia.gov/news-information/featured-story-archive/2008-featured-story-archive/navajo-code-talkers/

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1. it took 2 years to make/piece together
2. Russia sent up the first piece
3. many countries helped make it
4. it has 5 bedrooms
5. 6 people can sleep in it
6. it is as big as a football field
7. it weighs almost a million pounds

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/spacex-astronauts-almost-certainly-beat-172000170.html

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Hannah S (THE LIFE AND ACHIEVEMENTS OF THOMAS EDISON)

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Hannah S (THE LIFE AND ACHIEVEMENTS OF THOMAS EDISON)

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1. Edison had scarlet fever at the age of 12 making him lose almost all of his hearing.
2. He was fired twice from his job for carelessness.
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1. The ISS is a large space craft that orbits the earth.
2. the first piece of this space craft was sent up by Russia.
3. People have lived on the ISS Since 2000.
4.The ISS is a big as a 5 bedroom house.
5. The ISS Can take up a  whole football field including the end zones.
6.It has science labs from the USA, Russia, Japan & Europe.
7. It weighs a million pounds.

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1. It supports astronaunts in space
2. It is as big as a football feild
3. It can hold 6 astronaunts at most
4. Its peices were sent up one by one
5. The parts are called modules
6.  Airlocks are the doors
7. it has solar panels
link: https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/main/index.html

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1. The code talkers were American Indians
2.They did not write down most of the language
3.Germans never broke the codes
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1. Edison had scarlet fever at the age of 12 making him lose almost all his hearing.
2. He was fired from 2 jobs for his carelessness.
3. At the age of 16 Edison made an invention called the automatic repeater.
4. In 1869 he invented the ticker machine which he earned $40,000 for.
5. 1880 was when Edison made the light bulb.
6. Edison was friends with Henry Ford.
7. He died in 1931 due to diabetes.
https://www.history.com/topics/inventions/thomas-edison

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1. The code talkers were American Indians
2.They did not write down most of the language
3.Germans never broke the codes
4.Minesweeper was 🤬
5.Colonel was silver bullet
6.Fighter plane was hummingbird
7.Used in both world wars
https://www.newspapers.com/topics/world-war2/navajo-code-talkers/

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https://www.commonlit.org/en/texts/the-history-of-the-cylinder-phonograph?search_id=20046431

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1.The army got 24 navajo code talkers
2.People still use code in the military today.
3.They mainly used code in world war 1 and 2.
4.It was used to safely talk an the radios
5.Americans teamed with tribes for code talking.
6.There was 400 navajo participants in the code talkers program.
7.They did not write down most of the code talker language.
https://www.army.mil/article/91583/code_talkers_heroes_of_both_world_wars

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1 They sold bomb shelters
2 They had tags with the kids name on it if they dyed.
3 They made a pamphlet about it
4 It was called the duck cover.
5 they would get under something steady.
6 They would cover them selfs with a book of book bags or sometimes even there hands.
7 Some people thought it was just stressing the kids out more.https://i1.wp.com/charlesmccain.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/duck-and-cover.jpg

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COLD WAR
1: during the cold war there was a video called bret the turtle where he had to duck into his shell from bombs.
2: kids had to duck and cover in school to prepare for bombs .
3: they had fallout shelters to stay in to be safe from the bombs.
4: kids had dog tags so if they died they would be able to identify the child.
5:they made pamphlets for adults.
6: it was very long for the kids like for a hour just under your desk!
7: the government estimated that 27 million ppl would be saved.
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Mary Grace - picture and link ( Wouldn't fit on first one)

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Mary Grace - picture and link ( Wouldn't fit on first one)

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https://www.commonlit.org/en/texts/the-history-of-the-cylinder-phonograph?search_id=20046431

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1. Thomas Edison was born on February 11, 1847 in Milan, Ohio.
2. His teachers thought he was to difficult to handle, so his mom started homeschooling him.
3. He started inventing at a very early age, when he was 16 he invented the automatic repeater, his first invention.
4. Some of his inventions were the Phonograph, Light Bulb, Film, Movie Camera, and Carbon Microphone.
5. He was good friends with Henry Ford.
6. He invented the car battery and self-starter for Ford's Model T car.
7. Edison died in October 1931, from compilations of diabetes.
More Information: https://www.ducksters.com/biography/thomas_edison.php

Picture: https://www.google.com/search?q=thomas+edison&safe=active&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiBwPP38enhAhXFg-AKHc6cBZEQ_AUIDigB&biw=1920&bih=937#imgrc=08DkfCIi5pnyBM:

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~Native American Language was used in WWI and WWII as codes
~ In WWI Germans broke every American code before Americans arrived in France.
~ In WWI Germans could not break the Indian/American code.
~Native American tribes had their own languages and it was rare for any other tribes to understand them.
~In WWII the American Army used Native Americans in both European and Pacific theaters of operations for signal communications.
~ Native American/Code Talkers even made up there own code that was not in a native tongue. Example: fighter plane was hummingbird.
~ In WWII enemy's were never able to break the Code Talkers code.
https://www.doi.gov/blog/honoring-native-american-code-talkers

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Drew - International Space Station (ISS)

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Drew - International Space Station (ISS)

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1. The ISS first started off as a piece launched by the Russians in 1998.
2. Following the launch of the Russian piece, it was expanded, with more pieces added.
3. After 2 years of expansion, the ISS was ready for people.
4. The first crew of people for the ISS was sent there on November 2nd, 2000, which the ISS was finished in 2011.
5. The ISS is as big as a house with 5 bedrooms. The ISS includes 2 bathrooms, a gymnasium, and a big bay window.
6. The ISS is as big as a (American) football field with end zones included, which all of the ISS weighs 1 million pounds.
7. The ISS is made up of parts called modules, which are connected by nodes.
8. The ISS includes parts from Russia, United States, Japan, and Europe.
More information: https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/main/index.html

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when there is a nuclear explosion find something to cover your head and duck and cover.In the 1950s the Soviet union started to drop bombs so we came up with the duck and cover idea for school. in school at random times the teachers would yell drop to see of the students were ready at any time. in magazines there were sales for bomb shelters at the time. the government would bring a cartoon around to schools to show to kids. In this cartoon a turtle would duck and cover at any flash of light. In school you would duck and cover under a desk and at home you would go to a bomb shelter.https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-17858981

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ANGELO-WHAT IS THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION

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ANGELO-WHAT IS THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION

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1 it is the size of a 5 bedroom  house
2 it is 220 miles over the earth
3 it has a gym
4 it only has 2 bathrooms
5 it was put together in space
6 the first peace was lunched in to space in 1998 by Russia
7 people have lived on it since 2000

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/space/space-exploration/international-space-station-article/

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Clouds are made of water or ice in the air. They are an important part of Earth's weather.

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https://www.nasa.gov/audience/forstudents/k-4/stories/nasa-knows/what-are-clouds-k4.html

the clouds are cool. They are made out of water and water Chrystal. Their are a lot of different types of clouds. some types of clouds are cumlus, cirris, and cirrocumulus. When clouds get full of water they rain back out onto the ground. Sometimes it will get full and it will be cold enough for it to snow back onto the ground.

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COLD WAR
1: during the cold war there was a video called Bret the turtle where he had to duck into his shell from bombs.
2: kids had to duck and cover in school to prepare for bombs.
3: they had fallout shelters to stay in to be safe from the bombs.
4: kids had dog tags so if they died they would be able to identify the child.
5: they made pamphlets for adults
it was very long for the kids.
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Code Talkers
1: The "code talkers" are Indians
2: The Germans never found out the "code"
3: The Army and Marine Corps had 24 Navajo speakers.
4: There "code" was just the Indians native language.

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The Cold War
1. The kids had to duck and cover, like our tornado drill
2. People gave kids dog tags incase they died.
3. They made a video about how to duck and cover for the kids to entertain them while teach.
4. The kids had to prepare bevcause there was a possible bombing.
5. Soviet union was the possible bombers.
6. They had bomb shelters incase there was attack
7. they made a book pamplet for adults of kids.

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Cold War

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!. When the water vapor goes high in the ski the air gets cooler
2. The cooler air causes the water droplets to start sticking to the things like bits of dust, ice, or sea salt
3. Low clouds can even touch the earth
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1- America used bears to test ejection seats
2- The USSR was able to tell a Soviet passport was a forged and fake because the staples in real passports would corrode due to the poor quality of metal
3- USSR thought that the heavily trafficked building in the center courtyard of the Pentagon was a top-secret meeting room and pointed nukes at it. It was a hot dog stand.
4-Congress added the “Under God” phrase to the Pledge of Allegiance during the Cold War. This symbolized the resistance to communists, who were atheists.
5-Congress added the “Under God” phrase to the Pledge of Allegiance during the Cold War. This symbolized the resistance to communists, who were atheists.
6-The term “Third World Country” does not mean poor, it refers to a country which was not aligned with either America/First World or Soviet/Second World during the Cold War.
7-The USSR and the USA were originally in talks to jointly go into space together during the Cold War. The USSR almost accepted but then President Kennedy was assassinated and the Soviets didn’t trust Vice President Johnson, so the plan fell through.
https://www.history.com/topics/cold-war/cold-war-history

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1. Other countries use it not just America
2. The station orbit 220 miles above the earth
3. the first component for the space station was launched in 1998
4.People have been living on it sense 2000
5. the max speed of it is 17,500 mph
6. As big as a foot ball field.
7. there is a total of 18 countreis on it

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1-Low clouds can even touch the ground. These clouds are called fog.
2-Most of the water in clouds is in very small droplets
3-NASA also studies clouds on other planets like mars
4- Jupiter has clouds made of a gas called ammonia.
5- A cloud is made of water drops or ice crystals floating in the sky.
6-  The cooler air causes the water droplets to start to stick to things like bits of dust, ice, or sea salt.
7-  When the air is colder, the water may form snowflakes instead. Freezing rain, sleet, or even hail can fall from clouds.
https://journalofcloudcomputing.springeropen.com/articles

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 Low clouds form closer to Earth’s surface. In fact, low clouds can even touch the ground. These clouds are called fog.

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My story talk about all the names of the clouds and how they get their names. One reason is because how high or low they are. The next one is were it is on earth. Clouds are made up of water droplets or ice crystals. If its colder and it rain it may be snow or ice coming from the clouds. That's why we get snow in the winter. Nasa Study about these clouds. low cloud are called fog.
http://www.weatherwizkids.com/weather-clouds.htm

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Skylar Prosser - International Space Station

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Skylar Prosser - International Space Station

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1. In 1998, the Russian Space Station was launched a piece of the ISS, and 2 years later (2000) people were able to live up their.
2. 6 people are able to live there.
3. The ISS really helps scientist learn a lot about space.
4. The ISS is 220 miles above Earth.
5. On the side of it, there are solar rays, that turns sunlight in to electricity.
6. On the ISS, there are space locks that allow astronauts to walk outside.
7. The ISS is  almost 1 million pounds!
https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/main/index.html

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clouds can have many different names and they can all look different. how the clouds get there name is how high or low the clouds are. How you can tell what type of cloud it is by looking how the
shape the cloud is or where it is located like close to the ground or high in the sky. some types of clouds are cirrus clouds these clouds are high in the sky and look like feathers. Cumulus are middle clouds these look like big cotton balls in the sky. stratus clouds are low clouds these clouds cover the sky like bed sheets. clouds are important because at night the clouds reflect heat on the ground and keep us warm. In the day the clouds give us shade so the we don't get to hot. https://www.weatherwizkids.com/weather-clouds.htm

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Duck and Cover was used at school just in case someone invades there school.
Some cities even made small metal dog tags for children to wear, so that they could be identified in case a bomb killed them.
Cities set up public fallout centers where people could go to run away from atomic radiation and they also stored large amounts of food and installed emergency broadcast systems in public places.
The goal of this drill was to protect against several dangerous side effects of a nuclear blast. The force of the explosion could create immense amounts of heat. It could also cause windows to shatter.
Schools encouraged teachers to yell, “Drop!” in the middle of a lesson in order to see if students were prepared at any moment.
Keeping one’s face on the floor could prevent burns and protect it from flying pieces of sharp glass.
They released informational pamphlets that explained the duck and cover position and other strategies to survive a nuclear attack.
https://www.britannica.com/topic/duck-and-cover

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Kyle Toney The life And of Achievements of Thomas Edison

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Kyle Toney The life And of Achievements of Thomas Edison

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1.Thomas Edison was a famous invert
2.He could not hear at the age of 12
3.He got fired two times at his job.
4. Thomas Edison was born in Ohio
5.Thomas Edison created the electric light bulb
6. Thomas Edison was born on February 11, 1847
7. Thomas Edison was friends with Henry Ford.
https://www.history.com/topics/inventions/thomas-edison