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Being Bilingual Introduction. What language do you speak? Do you speak one language or more than one? People who speak two languages are bilingual. French and English. My name is Andre. I live in Quebec, Canada. I speak two languages. I speak French and English. My teachers use French and English in many classes, such as reading and social studies. Spanish and English. My name is Manuel. I live in New York. I am Hispanic, and I speak two languages. I speak Spanish and English. My grandparents moved to New York City from Spain. My grandfather taught me to sing Spanish songs and play guitar. Cherokee and English My name is Waya, and I am Cherokee. Waya means "wolf" in the Cherokee language. I speak two languages. I speak Cherokee and English. The Cherokees are a Native American tribe. At home, my family uses special keyboards. We can write in English and in Cherokee. Navajo and English My name is Doli, and I am Navajo. Doli means "bluebird" in Navajo. I speak two languages. I speak English and Navajo. My grandfather used the Navajo language to keep U.S. secrets safe during World War II. Nahuatl and Spanish My name is Nelli. Nelli means "truth" in Nahuatl, the language of the Aztecs. I speak two languages. I speak Nahuatl and Spanish. Chocolate was first made by the Aztecs in Mexico. Chocolate is a Nahuatl word. Guarani and Spanish My name is Itati. I live in Paraguay. Itati means "white stone" in Guarani. I speak two languages. I speak Guarani and Spanish. Guarani is a Native American language. It is spoken by most of the people of Paraguay. Over seven million people in the world speak Guarani. Quechua and Spanish My name is Inti, which means "sun" in Quechua. I speak two languages. I speak Quechua and Spanish. Quechua is the language the Incas spoke. My mother, grandmother, and I speak Quechua as we weave. Conclusion We speak two languages. We are bilingual! Are you bilingual? Being bilingual makes you close to two worlds.Wiggly Worms Small Animals, Big Changes. Do you know about earthworms? These small animals change the soil in big ways. Earthworm Bodies. An earthworm's body is shaped like one tube inside another. On the outside is a tube of muscle. On the inside is a tube that breaks down food. The body of an earthworm is made up of many parts. Each part is shaped like a ring and can bend and stretch. Earthworms move by stretching out their bodies and pulling themselves forward. Short, tough hairs on their bellies help them hold onto the ground. Slimy Worms! Earthworms are slimy. The slime helps keep earthworms cool and wet. It also helps earthworms slide through soil. After worms mate, a ball of slime forms. The slime dries into a cocoon. Baby worms come out of the cocoon. Earthworm Behavior. Earthworms build long tunnels underground. The tunnels protect worms from heat and sunlight. They also help earthworms hide from hungry animals. Earthworms are sometimes called night crawlers because they come out at night to feed. They use their mouths to pull dead leaves and plants into their tunnels. Earthworms Are Good for the Soil. Farmers love earthworms! When earthworms dig tunnels, they make space in the soil. The space helps plants get what they need to grow. Some people raise earthworms on worm farms. The earthworms eat food scraps, turning them into rich soil. Earthworm waste helps plants grow big and strong. Wanted: Earthworms! Farmers aren't the only ones who love earthworms. Moles, rats, and toads love juicy night crawlers. They love to eat them! Worms make good fishing bait because fish think earthworms are tasty, too. Earthworms are important food for these and other animals. Earthworms may be small, but they have a big job. Earthworms help plants grow!Türkçe mutfak kelimeleri110.31.b.17.C Topic: Reading/Vocabulary DevelopmentSTAAR English II High School 2014 - Past Paper110.31.b.1.B STAAR English I High School 2017 - Past Paper