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Bee facts! By: Makayla, Trent and Samantha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bess hum because of how fast they flap their wings, the bees wings flap sooooooooo fast that it makes a little noise that sounds like a hum.





Did you know that when a bee stings some one their stinger comes out, and there are some body parts connected to the stinger so it rips those parts out which kills the bee.



When a bee gets older and they should die in a few days, their brain stops getting older, but their body does. In fact their brain starts to get younger.



A bee can also recognize a persons face if they've seen them before.




We are going to tell some jokes now!


M.What are the smartest kind of bees? A spelling bee!


T.What kind of bee drops things? A fumble bee!


M.What bee is goo for your health? Vitamin bee!


T.Why do bees have sticky hair? Because of the honey combs!


M.What do you call a bee born in May? A MAYBEE!!!!


T. Why do bees hum? Because it forgot the words!




 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honey_bee
http://www.napavalleybeecompany.com/st_helena_montessori_bee_class/
Sinkholes are part of the slow, natural process of erosion in Florida’s limestone terrain that occur over thousands of years. These common geologic phenomena generally occur where the limestone is within a few hundred feet of the land’s surface.

How are sinkholes made? By: Makayla, Phoenix and Trent

 A sinkhole usually forms by erosion caused by frequent exposure to water.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              Most sinkholes occur in areas where the bedrock is formed from soft minerals and rocks like salt, gypsum, limestone, dolomite.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    Sinkholes appear all over the United StatesFlorida, Tennessee, Texas, Alabama, Kentucky, Missouri and Pennsylvania.



I think that sinkholes are bad in some countries, because they destroy peoples homes.



I think that sinkholes are made because the wind is getting stronger which makes the hole go deeper.



I think that when you play with dirt, and you put water on it it sinks out of your hands right? Well I think that's sort of what happens with the sinkholes. All the rain and floods that happen will probaly make the ground sink which is a sinkhole. But the water has to be touching limestone.

Why do Americans drive on the right side of rode????????????? by Caleb & William

About a quarter of the world drives on the left and the countries that do are mostly old British colonies. Strange the  In the past almost every body traveled on the left side of the road. Since most people are right-handed, swordsmen preferred to keep to the left in order to have their right arm nearer to an opponent. 

Countries by handedness of traffic
  Right-hand traffic
  Left-hand traffic

      http://whatsideoftheroad.com/
       This a cool web site that you can go to. It tells you what countries that drive on the right or left. I wonder if its different to drive on the right side for half of their life and the rest on the left.

why does america drive on the right side of the road? BY Mary Phoenix And Trent...


PHOENIX
This question has been asked numerous times and has never been answered correctly. Bane came close once.





TRENT
About a quarter of the world drives on the left, and the countries that do are mostly old British colonies. This strange quirk perplexes the rest of the world; but there is a perfectly good reason.









MARY
In the past, almost everybody travelled on the left side of the road because that was the most sensible option for feudal, violent societies. Since most people are right-handed, swordsmen preferred to keep to the left in order to have their right arm nearer to an opponent and their scabbard further from him. Moreover, it reduced the chance of the scabbard (worn on the left) hitting other people. 

What is the history of Chile??????? by Luke & Caleb

The area of Chile has been populated since 12,000 B.C. and is still populated with 17.4 million people. In Chile when a child loses a tooth they give their tooth to their mother. and some will make it into a charm set in gold. Chile's governor is named Adelantado. Chile's president of is Sebastian Pinera.
this is the flag
 I think Chile looks like a golf club on the map. Chile's motto is By reason or force. Chile is known for its fantastic seafood. most people in Chile believe in God. some people in Chile say Chile may derive its name from the indigenous Mapuche word chilli, which may mean "where the land ends,"
 

Where do last names come from? By: Makayla, Mary and Phoenix.

                                  MAKAYLA
Last names have only existed for the past 1,000 years. Back about 100,000 years ago nobody had last names, but about 10,000 years ago every town had the last name. So if you wanted to move your last name would change, if you wanted to change your last name you would have to move.




                                     MARY
If you are a girl your last name will change when you get married. But if your a boy your last nae will never change unless you change it and the state Government has to approve of it.



                                   PHOENIX
So when Makayla said last names have only existed for about 1,000 years, that's when I got my last name. Which is Tisi, Marys is Peterson, and Makaylas is Sheeran.









family tree - Google Search
                              S.O.L.E.

For question of the day Trent, William and I did the question, what do people do for a living in the driest desert in the world. Here is what we did,



                                      WILLIAM 
For some of the work that they do in the Atacama Desert is mining for gold, silver, and iron. They also dig for dinosaur bones, and collect water through fog with nets.                              




                                      MAKAYLA
If you lived in one of the towns or cities in the Atacama Desert you would have many of the same jobs as you would find in any toen or city in the world. If you lived outside the cities, your opportunities would be pretty much limited to fishing on thee coast or mining in the interior.         






                                     TRENTON
These are some of the things we learned about the Atacama Desert.
Here are some cool pictures as well. These are some fossils and bones of things they found in the Atacama Desert.













                                                                  
The hottest desert in the world is the Atacama Desert it is in Chili, more than 1 million people live there.


                         




what do people do for a living that live in the driest desert in the world????? by Caleb Tommy & Luke

The driest desert in the world is the Atacama Desert it is in Chile. More than one million people live in the Atacama Desert. 

The Atacama Desert is a good place to do astronomy. There usually aren't clouds. This picture shows the La Silla Observatory. There are a bunch of domes with telescopes inside in this picture. A lot of the people work in a mine for copper  in the Atacama Desert. 

With the Andes Mountains on the east and the Chilean Coast Range on the west, this otherwise arid area has been compared to the landscape of Mars, so much so that Hollywood and NASA have been here many times. Rocks, hills, dunes and granular salt flats all add to the visual feast.

Chinchorro mummies in the cave in Caquesa village in Bolivia . stock photo

What do people do for a living that live in the driest desert in the world? By: Makayla, William and Trenton.

                                       WILLIAM 
For some of the work that they do in the Atacama Desert is mining for gold, silver, and iron. They also dig for dinosaur bones, and collect water through fog with nets.                              




                                      MAKAYLA
If you lived in one of the towns or cities in the Atacama Desert you would have many of the same jobs as you would find in any toen or city in the world. If you lived outside the cities, your opportunities would be pretty much limited to fishing on thee coast or mining in the interior.         







                                     TRENTON
These are some of the things we learned about the Atacama Desert.
Here are some cool pictures as well. These are some fossils and bones of things they found in the Atacama Desert.













                                                                  
The hottest desert in the world is the Atacama Desert it is in Chili, more than 1 million people live there.


                         

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