Vocabulary
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Brazil [brəˈzɪl] n. 巴西
Brazilian [brəˈzɪliən] n. 巴西人; adj. 巴西的
Peru [pə’rʊ] n. 秘鲁
Bolivia [bəˈlɪvijə] n. 玻利维亚
Venezuela [ˌvenə’zweɪlə] n. 委内瑞拉
Caracas [kəˈrɑkəs] n. 加拉加斯
Colombia [kəˈlʌmbijə] n. 哥伦比亚
Bogota [ˌboʊgoʊˈtɑː] n. 波哥大
Paraguay [ˈperəˌgwaɪ] n. 巴拉圭
Uruguay [ˈurəˌgwaɪ] n. 乌拉圭
Argentina [ˌɑrdʒənˈtinə] n. 阿根廷
Rio de Janeiro [ˈrijoʊˌdeɪʒəˈneroʊ] n. 里约热内卢 (巴西港市)
sweetheart [ˈswi:thɑ:rt] n. 亲爱的人
Brasilia [brəˈzɪljə] n. 巴西利亚
Sãn Paulo [ˌsaʊnˈpaʊlu] n. 圣保罗 (巴西城市)
Osaka [oˈsɑkə, ˌɔsɑˈkɑ] n. 大阪
Tokyo [ˈtoʊkiˌoʊ] n. 东京
Cuba [‘kju:bə] n. 古巴
Jamaica [ʤəˈmeɪkə] n.牙买加
Grammar
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National Geographic for Kids
Koala [koʊˈɑ:lə] n. 考拉; 树袋熊
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Koala Facts | Wild Animals – Planet Doc Full Documentaries
Six month old koala starts exploring the world outside the pouch
Koalas Saved | National Geographic
TYPE: Mammals
DIET: Herbivores
HABITAT: Grassland
LIFE SPAN: 20 years
SIZE: 23.5 to 33.5 in
WEIGHT: 20 lbs
Paper Bridge Challenge
Each student (group) is provided ten (10) 2.5 in x 8.5 in paper stripes. Your job is to build a paper bridge that can span at least eleven (11) inches apart and has a flat surface to hold weight. You may fold, cut, or glue the provided paper stripes as you wish, but you cannot ask for more paper stripes even if you have accidentally destroyed your material. The design that can hold the largest weight wins. You may discuss your design with your parents, but your parents cannot build the bridge for you. You have 20 minutes to finish the task.
