Farshaxanka Luqada Ingiriisiga
ee Fasalka sadexaad
Fiiri xirfadaha uu ilmahaagu ku baran doono Farshaxanka Luuqadda Ingiriisiga, tusaalooyinka shaqada ardayga iyo sida aad guriga uga caawin karto.
Talo: dul rog icons si aad u aragto qeexida ereyada muhiimka ah
Tani waxay tusaale u tahay hanuuninta
Rajada Ardayda
Ardayda sadexaadka, waa in ay si fiican u fahmaan sida loo sameeyo wax yaabahan soo socda dhamaadka sanadka:
BARASHADA AQRINTA IYO QORISTA
Ku hagaaji xarfaha dhawaaqa saad u higaadiso una qorto reyada ugu baddan
Baro isticmaalna gadaal-galaha iyo hor-glaha
Qor jumlado dhamaystiran iyo baaragaraafyo fudfudud oo ku saabsan waxa ay baranayaan, ay ugu baddan tahay higaadin sax ah, naxwaha, far waaweenaynta, iyo xarakaynta, oo ay ka mid tahay hakad iyo hamsooyin
Si madax banaan oo nadiif ah u aqri qoraalada heerka fasalka ee (Lexile 420–820, F&P: F–M, DRA: 12-38) ayna la jirto muujin. Ku aqri ku dhowaad 80-140 ereyo daqiiqadiiba
BARASHADA DUNIDA AYADOO LOO MARAAYO QORAAL
Suaalaha weydiinta iyo jawaabta ku saabsan sheekooyinka iyo qoraalada sida madax banaan u aqri. Dib ugu sheeg wxii dhacay, sharax iskuna xiriiri fikradaha muhiimka ah. Ka tusi tusaalooyin qoraalada caawinaya fikirkooda
Raadi micnaha ereyada aan la garanaynin adoo isticmaalaya sawiro, qormo, qaamuus, Iwm. Raadi ereyo leh laba micno ama luqad maldahan leh
Isticmaal ereyada wax isku xira iyo weedh si la iskugu xiro fikrado (sida ‘’also’’, ‘’another’’, ‘’first’’, ‘’more’’, ‘’but’’,)
Wax ka qor wixii dhacay ama warbixin laga bartay qoraalka. Ku dar ciwaan, hordhac, tusaalooyin aad u horumarsan iyo dhamaad
TUSAALYOOINKA ELA EE FASALKA 3AAD
What is Light?
Did you know that the sun is the greatest source of light for our planet, Earth? But what is light? Why is it so important? Hot gasses of the sun give off both light and heat energy. Light carries energy, with the long wavelengths carrying the least and the short wavelengths carrying the most. When you think of something with lots of energy, what comes to mind? Do you think of something fast like a race car? Do you think of something with great force like a very strong wind knocking down a tree? Believe it or not, light can be many times more energetic than a car or the wind.
Light travels at 186,000 miles every second in a vacuum. At that speed, light can go around Earth more than seven times every second! No human-made machine can go that fast—not even a jet plane or rocket! One way that light travels, including light from the sun, is in the form of waves. Scientists can measure how long light waves are.Waves can be different sizes—some are long and some are short. Some light waves are visible and some are invisible. Whether you can see light or not depends on the length of the wave. The longest wavelength of visible light is seen as red and the shortest wavelength is violet. Short wavelengths carry the most energy.
The sun gives off what is called white light. Perhaps you think of the light from the sun as having no color at all. Maybe you think the light from the sun is more yellow in color. It may surprise you to know that the sun’s light, white light, is made up of all the colors of the rainbow. White light includes light of different wavelengths, including all the colors we can see. Of all the wavelengths in the sun’s light, there is just a little more of the yellow wavelengths than the other colors. This is why the sun looks yellow when we see it against the blue sky. Still, the light from the sun includes all of the other colors and wavelengths..
Although the sun is the greatest source of visible light, there are also other sources of light. What else in the sky provides light? The other stars in the night sky provide light, though it is not as bright as the light from the sun during the day. The moon is not a star and does not give off its own light. Can you think of other sources of light? Is there light in your classroom right now? Perhaps it is from the sun shining through the windows. Chances are good, though, that some of the light in the room may be coming from light
bulbs. Like the sun, most light bulbs give off white light. Electric lights are such a part of our everyday life, we don’t even think about them—unless the electricity goes off! This doesn’t happen often, but sometimes it does during a bad storm. When the electricity goes off and we do not have light from light bulbs, people sometimes use other sources of light, like flashlights or candles.
Light is important for many reasons. Light and heat energy from the sun warms Earth. Without the light and heat energy from the sun, Earth would be freezing cold. You also learned back in kindergarten that the sun’s light is needed for plants to grow. Also, without light, there would be no colors. Can you think of another reason that light is important? Try to imagine a world in which there is no light— no sun, no stars, no candles, and no light bulbs. What would be different? If you just said that it would be dark, you are only
partly right. What else would change? Without light, you would not be able to see anything! A world without light is almost impossible to imagine.
The Abenaki
The Abenaki lived in Vermont in the early 1600. The
Abenaki are a group of native people
. They lived here much before you & me they learned how to dell with the land. There were no houses no electricity not even heating the land had hills moutain lots of trees rivers. Vermont’s land affected the early Abenaki’s housing & their food.
Vermont’s land affected the Abenaki’s housing . The Abenaki used young trees to build their houses. They cut it down & then bent it into a round roof. This kept the Abenaki warm in the winter because the roof kept the warmth in. Vermont’s land also had lots of animals. They skinned the animals & took their sinews the sinews held held the saplings together. This helped the Abenaki people keep their houses stable. Vermont’s land also had lots of trees. They used the bark from the trees to tie on the frame like singles . That helped the Abenaki the rain out so they staid dire all the time. The Abanaki’s housing was greatly affected by the land.
Not only dose the land affect the Abenaki’s housing but it also affected the Abenaki’s food to. The Abenaki women picketed seeds in the forest. Then they planted them in some fresh soil. This helped the Abenaki because they had their own gardens & they planted seeds & soon they had food. Vermont’s land also had alot of fish. They killed the fish & the dead fish helped fertilize the soil. That gave the Abenaki extra food. Vermont’s land also had abundant wild life. The Abenaki fished & hunted game. All of the fresh meat was shard among the whole village to keep everybody strong. The Abenaki’s food supply was affected by the land.
Vermont’s land affected the early Abenaki’s housing & their food. The land seems to be a tough place to live but the Abenaki respited the land & only took what they needed & the land gave them what they needed .
Waxay soo bandhigaysaa mowduuc adoo siinaya wax yar oo qormo ah sheegayana diirad
Kooxo warbixino isla jira oo xirriira kuna jiraan cuutubyada si loo abaabulo qayb kast oo wayn oo ka mid ah curiska (guriyeeyn, cunto)
Wuxuu mowduuca sare ugu qaadaa xaqiiqooyin iyo tafaasiil
Isticmaal ereyada wax isku xira iyo weedhaha si aad ugu xirto fikrado ku jira qaybo warbixino ah
Waxay siisaaa qayb dhamaad ah taas oo dib u sheegaysa qodobka ugu muhiimsan waxayna ka tarjumaysa muhiimada warbixinta la bixiayay
ELA QAYBTA 2AAD HAWL MAALMEEDKA LAGU CAAWIYO WAXBARASHADA
Qaababka loola hadlo macalimiinta
Xidhiidh adag oo ka dhexeeya qoysaska iyo macalimiinta ayaa fure u ah hubinta ardayda inay helaan waxay u baahan yihiin si ay u guulaystaan. Ku lug lahaanshaha waalidku kaliya ma keenayso darajooyin sare iyo buundooyin imtixaan, laakiin sidoo kale waxay ka caawisaa ardayda inay yeeshaan kalsooni, dhiirigelin, iyo xirfado bulsho. Ogaanshaha su’aalaha la waydiinayo booqashooyinka dugsiga iyo shirarka waalidka iyo macalimiinta waxay kaa caawin kartaa inaad dareento kalsooni marka ay timaado wax ka qabashada baahiyaha waxbarasho ee ilmahaaga.
