# Homework

For homework we had to complete the things my teacher gave me like reading, maths, writing, spelling and many more.

Here is my homework.

hope you enjoy.

Writing.

Once upon a time…

Once upon a time There was a princess called Dayan.

Who lived in a dusty old cottage.

she lost everything in her life and her family.

One day she was playing at the backyard

and she saw something that she never seen before.

She went to discover the magical deep black hole.

What will Dayna do?

Spelling.

Brain Meaning:an electronic device

with functions comparable to those of the human brain.

Write meaning:

mark (letters, words, or other symbols)

on a surface, typically paper,

with a pen, pencil, or similar implement

Hoped meaning:

want something to happen or be the case

Worry meaning:

feel or cause to feel anxious or

troubled about actual or potential problems.  

Thourgh meaning:

moving in one side and out of the other

side of (an opening, channel, or location).

Entered meaning:

come or go into (a place)  

Various meaning:

different from one another;

of different kinds or sorts

Genuine meaning:

truly what something is said to be;

authentic

Domestic meaning:

relating to the running of a home

or to family relations.

Readily meaning:

without delay or difficulty; easily.

Maths

If 220 kids come to family

fun day and 11 teachers come

too how many people are there altogether?

If there was 87 students there

at family fun day but 18 left early

how many student were left at the

family fun day activity?

If there was 10 people in line to

go down the bounce slide and there

is only 3 students aloud how many will

be waiting in line.

If there was 12 sausages in a bag

how many sausages in 8 bags.

Today the chiefs sold 126 sausages in total.

There are 9 sausages in each bag.

how many bags of sausages did the chiefs sell?  

Country starts with B. Burma

(Myanmar is the really name for Burma)

Extra.

Prince thibaw is the king of Burma.

10 facts about burma.

1. With a total area of 261,970 square miles,

Myanmar is the largest country in mainland Southeast Asia,

and the 40th-largest in the world.

It is somewhat smaller than Texas and

slightly larger than Afghanistan.

2. The population of Myanmar is 55,746,253 (July 2014.)

The country’s literacy rate is 83 percent,

the median age is 27.9 years and the average

life expectancy is 57 years.

3. Myanmar is one of only three countries in the

world that has not adopted the metric system

of measurement.  The other two holdouts are Liberia

and the United States. The Common local unit

of weight in Myanmar is the peiktha, which equals to 3.6 pounds.

4. Temples and pagodas found throughout

Myanmar were built during the 12th and

13th centuries under the Pagan Empire as

Theravada Buddhism spread throughout the country.

5. Today 89 percent of the population of Myanmar is Buddhist.

6. Both men and women in Myanmar use a yellow

paste from the bark of the Thanakha tree as a cosmetic.

Applied to the face, it is an effective sunscreen

that also tightens the skin and prevents oiliness.

7. A typical meal in Myanmar includes steamed rice,

fish, meat, vegetables and soup served at the same time.

 Locals use their fingertips to mold rice into a

small ball and then mix it with various dishes.

8. Major credit cards are not always accepted in Myanmar,

and there are few ATMs, so visitors need to bring

plenty of U.S. dollars. The higher the denomination,

the better the exchange rate. The national currency

of Myanmar is the kyat (pronounced “chat”).

$1 U.S. dollar equals approximately 1031.60 kyat.

9. Myanmar depends on agriculture for more

than half of its GDP. Rice is the major product.

10. You will see small children wear holy

thread around their neck or wrist for protection

from bad spirits or spells.

Here is a country that I drew of burma.