What is the purpose of maintaining bathroom furnishings properly?

To express the character of the people living in it

The Bath room and Toilet Nowadays bath room and toilet are usually combine for saving spaces. It usually the room which occupies the smallest area. The bath room and toilet usually include: a. lavatory b. medicine cabinet c. mirror d. toilet bowl The bath room usually is separated by a plastic curtain, hang on metal rod. This provides privacy and keeps the room for being all wet. It is worthwhile to learn, more about the different furnishings located in the different parts of your home. It will be very useful for you and your family if these furnishings will be maintained properly. Proper management of your home furniture will definitely express the character of the people living in it. Your creativity will count a lot to make your room attractive and pleasant to dwell in.

Ow are you? like the new flat in New York. It isn't big, but it's very nice. It's in a tall building. There are lots of kids my age in the building. Oliver is 10 years old, like me. We're in the same class. Oliver has a very big flat. There's a game room with a sofa, a big TV, a computer and lots of games Gota is also 10 years old. But we aren't in the same class. Gota is from Japan He has a cool guitar. It's blue, black and green. Molly is 11 years old. She's in grade 6. She has a very special cat. It sits on the toilet! It's funny to see a cat in the bathroom. Now Molly wants to teach her cat to ride a skateboard )סקייטבורד / لوح التزلج( I'm going to Oliver's flat now. Write to me soon,

In his dark room he is finally alone with spools of suffering set out in ordered rows. The only light is red and softly glows, as though this were a church and he a priest preparing to intone a Mass. Belfast. Beirut. Phnom Penh. All flesh is grass. He has a job to do. Solutions slop in trays beneath his hands, which did not tremble then though seem to now. Rural England. Home again to ordinary pain which simple weather can dispel, to fields which don’t explode beneath the feet of running children in a nightmare heat. Something is happening. A stranger’s features faintly start to twist before his eyes, a half-formed ghost. He remembers the cries of this man’s wife, how he sought approval without words to do what someone must and how the blood stained into foreign dust. A hundred agonies in black and white from which his editor will pick out five or six for Sunday’s supplement. The reader’s eyeballs prick with tears between the bath and pre-lunch beers. From the aeroplane he stares impassively at where he earns his living and they do not care.

Can you imagine what life would be if we run out of water? Very good! We can be very dirty as well as our environment! Do you know that water plays an important role n our lives? Yes, it is said that man can live for three days without food but not without water. OBJECTIVES: - States the importance of water in our lives - Practices ways to conserve water SCIENCE 2 – MODULE 8 SEIBO COLLEGE 16 Water is our life. It makes up the 50-90 percent of our body. Our cells will not be healthy if there’s no water. What do you feel when you are thirsty? Can you concentrate on the things that you are doing when you are thirsty? How about when you did not take a bath, how do you feel? Can you sleep at night comfortably without taking a bath? These are some things that remind us how important water is to us. So we need to learn to conserve it for us to enjoy it longer and for us to have enough supply of water for a long period of time. How can we participate in water conservation? Here’s how… Ways of Conserving Water 1. Turn off the faucet when not in use. Make sure it is tightly close. 2. When brushing teeth, use a glass to avoid wasting water. 3. When washing dishes, use enough water by using a basin. 4. When you observed that you water pipe is leaking, call a plumber immediately to fix it and avoid water from leaking. SCIENCE 2 – MODULE 8 SEIBO COLLEGE 17 5. Avoid frequent use of shower when taking a bath, use pail and dipper instead. 6. Never play with water. 7. Do not throw garbage or trash on the different sources of water. 8. Use watering can in watering plants to avoid excessive use of water. 9. Recycle used water. We can use water from the washing machine to clean our windows, comfort room and even our car. What are the things that you do at home that can help conserve water? Very good! You may now do the activities.

Rules for this Class 1. Respect yourself, your classmates and your teacher. Refrain from using inappropriate language. Keep your hands to yourself. Raise your hand to speak. Listen to others and respect what they have to say. 2. Uniforms Must be worn at all times, you will not be allowed to enter class without one. Students will be sent to Jose or Maria to receive a uniform. 3. Seating Sit in the front of the class unless there are no available seats and sit in assigned seats. 4. Cleanliness Always clean up after yourself and return all borrowed items back to their rightful place. 5. Technology Protocols: Do not use the laptop other than for classwork. Use of Headphones and Phones are forbidden. 6. Materials for class Always come to class prepared with a notebook, folder, pens or pencil. 7. Plagiarism Copying other people’s work is forbidden. You must cite Direct Quotes or paraphrase words that aren’t your own. Colleges will suspend you for cheating. 8. Bathroom No Bathroom or Water the first ten minutes and last ten minutes of class. Students must sign the bathroom log before leaving and after they come back. 9. Always be engaged during class time. Participation Classwork Working with others 10. Follow Directions Always listen for directions or read the direction on the smartboard as well as your worksheet for directions.

Common among the many types of houses are the following rooms: a. living room Home Economics and Livelihood Education 7 Seibo College 81 b. bedroom c. dining room Home Economics and Livelihood Education 7 Seibo College 82 d. kitchen e. bathroom Home Economics and Livelihood Education 7 Seibo College 83 A. The living room The living room is the center of the family activities . Visitors are receive and friends are here entertained. Recreational activities like watching TV, listening to the music take place in this area. The typical furnishings needed are as follows: 1. sala set with low table and chains 2. display cabinets 3. room décor 4. books 6. plants 7. appliances like TV, stereo etc. Home Economics and Livelihood Education 7 Seibo College 84 B. The Bedroom It is the place for sleeping and resting, you can also use this place for dressing, relaxing, as well as listening to the music. The bedroom should provide comfort and privacy to all the family members. The typical furnishings needed are as follows: 1. bed 2. closet or cabinet 3. dresser 4. writing table and chair 5. bedside table 6. lamp, clock, radio

Tornadoes Introduction. What can lift roofs from buildings and sweep houses into the air? Tornadoes can! Tornadoes come in many sizes. Some tornadoes are only a few feet (1 meter) across. Others are more than a mile (1.6 km) wide. Some tornadoes touch down for a short time. Others travel for hundreds of miles. How Tornadoes Form. Why do tornadoes happen? Scientists are not sure. Tornadoes come from giant thunderstorms called supercells. A supercell happens when warm, moist air rises to mix with cold, dry air. The mixing of cold and warm air causes the air to spin. The spinning wind turns into a cloud in a funnel shape. As the cloud turns, the wind becomes stronger. When the funnel cloud touches the ground, it is a tornado. Measuring Tornadoes. Scientists have a way to measure the strength of tornadoes. They look at the harm caused by a tornado. They use the amount of harm to estimate the wind speed. They use a special scale called the EF Scale. The EF Scale measures the strength of the tornado. Where Tornadoes Form. Tornadoes may be hard to measure, but scientists have a good idea where they'll strike. It's true that a tornado can hit anywhere in the world at any time. Most tornadoes happen in the central part of the United States. This area is called Tornado Alley. More than one thousand tornadoes strike Tornado Alley each year. Tornado Safety. There is no way to be sure that a tornado will strike. The National Weather Service (NWS) tries to help people stay safe during tornadoes. If they put out a tornado watch, a tornado might strike. If they put out a tornado warning, a tornado has been spotted. If there is a tornado warning. it's important to get to a safe place. Go indoors. The safest place is a basement. If you can't get to a basement, go into а closet or bathroom. The spinning air in a tornado makes things fly around. This can be dangerous. It's always important to protect your head. You should get close to the ground. Go under a desk or table. You can even lie down in a bathtub. It is not safe to stay in a mobile home in a tornado. If you are in a tall building, go to the stairs. If you are in a car, wear your seatbelt and lean forward. If you are outside, lie down on the ground. Conclusion. Tornadoes are amazing and scary examples of the power of nature. People still have many questions about tornadoes. What causes a tornado? What is it really like inside a tornado? Maybe we will find out one day.

A Prairie Guard Dog I am on a journey. My trip is to a prairie. It is in the outdoor world called nature. Many animals live in a prairie habitat. This place has what prairie dogs need to survive. A prairie has a lot of grasses but few trees. Without places to hide, a prairie can be dangerous for some animals. Good Morning! It is early in the morning. First, I see a prairie dog. I name him Pete. He peeks his head out of his burrow underground. He looks around. Then Pete calls loudly to his family, "Yip!" He lets them know it is safe to come out. Soon four prairie dogs come out. Pete is the guard and he is restless. He cannot rest because he is always looking around for danger. This allows the other prairie dogs to safely munch on grasses and seeds. They can also groom each other or work on their burrow. A Scare Oh no! Pete spies a large badger! When he sees it, he gives a loud bark, "Yap! Yap!" His family recognizes the warning. Some hide in tall grasses, and some jump into the burrow. The badger runs at Pete, but the watchful guard is able to escape into the burrow. I am glad he is able to get away from danger. After a few minutes, Pete peeks his head out again and he is back on the job. Break Time The sun gets higher, and it is hot now. The prairie dogs slip into their deep burrow where it is cooler. Even Pete goes in. Tunnels, like hallways, lead to different areas. There is a sleeping room. There is a room used like a bathroom. The prairie dogs cover up roots and seeds in one room. Later, they eat the buried food there. Second Shift I keep watching the burrow. Finally, the sun begins to set and a different prairie dog peeks its head out. I name him Gary. Pete must be off duty. "Yip," Gary calls. The other prairie dogs come back out. The prairie dogs eat and play until the moon is high in the sky. Then they go to sleep in their burrows. I wonder if Pete will be back on duty. I will see in the morning.

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