definitions

1. intense activity, confusion, or haste
2. A plan for performing work or achieving an objective, specifying the order and allotted time for each part.
3. beeing in a place.
4. To make or form by removing earth or other material.
5. to rest, fall, or support oneself on one's knees.
6. To transport, as with a truck or cart.
7. The craft or occupation of a potter.
8. A small, often round piece of material, such as glass, plastic, or wood, that is pierced for stringing or threading.
9. A place to live.
10. An immaterial asset or benefit, such as a service or personal accomplishment, regarded as an article of commerce.
11. To reduce the intensity of; relieve.
12. Reduced to poverty; poverty-stricken.
13. To strike repeatedly and forcefully.  
14. a shop that sells men's clothes.

Insight vacations

1. What dp people want when they travel? People want to be flexible on there trips. 2. What are the complications of independent travel? It can be stresing and expensive. 3. What can you miss out without personal connections during your trip? Events, sightseeing, restaurants and the local coming. 4. How does select choice work? You select the city you would like to visit, the add or remove the nights you will stay. 5. Mention the essentials offered by select choices. Premium hotels, transfers, bagage handling, tips for hotel staff, drinks, breakfast and hosting servous. 6. What will the personal concierge do for you? He/she will provide comenteries, local instights and inside introductions 7. Do you agree with the slogan "independent touring made easy"?Why? Yes, because you can have lot of fun in the hotel you choose, havig independence

Letter

Dear cousin: I write to you because I would like to know how have you been. Well, this year I have done many things to make myself a better year. I have practiced a lot of swimming on school days, it really helps me to develop my muscles. Also every time I come back from school. I run up the stairs to watch TV. I also even go to school on my bicicle sometimes because my parents want me to do some exercise in the morning. But this year I want to start weight lifting to develop my muscles even more to swim faster. People also say that touching your toes makes a better year so i'll try doing that this year. also now my mom wants me to go walking to school instead of cycling. So, what do yo think about all these facts to have a better year? I hope some time you use them, it really will help you. See you. your cousin Sebastian

Copper mining glog

This is my work with my partners Simon Hernandez and Patricio Garcia about copper mining, specially sewell.

botanic gardens october 26

I can see that these trees like very different from what I see every day because they are very green and with more history. They also look like Narnia trees. I think thet there are maybe little birds that tweak for these trees.
Maybe these trees taste good because of there green atractive leaves.
I think that these trees feel a little rough because of the years that they have. I hope also that these trees smell really good.

Coal mining: Comprehension Questions

1.  Underground mining is more dangerous because there can be movements that could destroy the mine and let many people die. But on the other hand, surface mining is on open air, not like underground mining that is underneath the ground.
2. In surface mining, they use trucks, large earth moving machines and bulldozers.
3. The tunnels are used for traveling throughout the mine, moving coal from place to place and allowing air to circulate in the mine.
4. A conveyor belt takes coal out of the mine.
5. There are three types of underground mines: slope, drift, and shaft. 

Slope:  When the coal seam is close to the surface but too deep to use
surface mining, a slope mine can be built. In a slope mine a tunnel
slants down from the surface to the coal seam.

Drift: A drift mine is built when the coal seam lies in the side of a hill or mountain. Drift mines may also be built in a surface mine that has become too deep.

Shaft: These mines may be 125 to 1,000 feet deep. A large hole, or shaft, is drilled down into the ground until it reaches the coal seam.

Glossary:

1. Dragline: a large machine used in the surface mining process to remove overburned, or layers of earth and rock, covering a coal seam.
2. Subbituminous: type of coal with lower sulphur content than other types and so is cleaner-burning found mainly in western states and of US and Alaska.
3. Overburned: layers of earth and rock covering a coal seam.
4. Drift mine: type of mine created to access coal buried deep underground, charecterized by an entrance that is horizontal tunnel into the sean of coal.
5. Deep mine: type of mine created to access coal buried deep underground, charecterized by a set of shafts dug straight down to the coal.

My family strengths (glogster)

http://s27chfxx3.edu.glogster.com/my-family-strengths/