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The night sky is our earliest library. There,we stored our knowledge,and passed it down around the fire
1 That night,I saw Saturn,one of the planets,and you were a part of it.2
Although starlight is good,light pollution on Earth can be a real problem. For the past 200 years or so,we have used too much electricity to make the night brighter.3When a lot of light shines up into the sky,some problems may appear.
Luckily,some cities have taken action,like setting up new downward﹣directing lights along the streets or controlling unnecessary lighting.4 I hope we can watch the night sky in a way humans have watched for thousands of years.
A. That moment is unforgettable. B. Light pollution has become a serious problem. C. However,brighter doesn't usually mean better. D. I hope more cities will join in and continue the practice. E. I remember going to the local university for an astronomy night. |
Perhaps you are looking for an after school hobby, or something to do on the weekends. Gardening with children can be a great way.
Most children love to get dirty. Gardening is a good reason to let them touch the soft earth and enjoy sunshine outside. It can make them stronger.
Gardening can make children learn about their favorite plants at an early age. It helps them know where their food comes from. Children can also understand why it's important not to waste food.
Don't mind if it takes your children some time to take care of the plants. Be sure to encourage them to keep watering and feeding their plants as needed until the end of the growing season. Gardening is a great way to teach your children about responsibility.
Children always have questions. Gardening can help them develop their curiosity (好奇心). A few minutes in a garden, kids will start asking questions. Feel free to let them guide the conversation. Make sure to take the chance to learn together about anything you can't answer.
Start with small projects that children can follow and enjoy, and get them to choose what they want to plant.
Gardening with children | What | Why |
Let them touch the soft earth and enjoy sunshine {#blank#}1{#/blank#}. | To make them stronger. | |
Help them learn about where food comes from. | To let them understand the {#blank#}2{#/blank#} of food. | |
Encourage them to take care of the plants. | To teach them to have a {#blank#}3{#/blank#} of responsibility. | |
Feel free to let them {#blank#}4{#/blank#} the conversation. | To develop their curiosity | |
Get started with your {#blank#}5{#/blank#} right away! |
The following is some news from old students of the Islamabad University !
Zahid Sheikh (Class of 2008) I play the cello(大提琴) in the London Symphony Orchestra.I always wanted to work as a musician, so I am living my dream. |
Ruby Syed( Class of 2009) I am working at a laboratory in Karachi. It's difficult to find a job as a scientist in Pakistan, but there are a few opportunities! |
Talha Malik( Class of 2008) ‘ve represented some important companies in court. You work hard when you're a lawyer and it's stressful, but it's very satisfying job. |
Eraj Bhatti (Class of 2009) I liked building models when I was young, so it's a dream for me to work as an engineer. My latest project is a bridge! |
Karen Lehri (Class of 2011) I started working as a TV journalist last year. I love TV and I love news, and this is a really interesting job because each day is so different! |
Zee Mirani (Class of 2009) At school, I wasn't really good at any subject-except art. So perhaps it's not a surprise that I'm working as an artist now. |
Naeem Niazi (Class of 2018) I'm a singer and my stage name is N2. I'm not a pop star yet, but perhaps it'll happen one day. |
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