SONG

JACK JOHNSON SONG

                                      "The 3 R's"

Three it's a magic number
Yes it is, it's a magic number
Because two times three is six
And three times six is eighteen
And the eighteenth letter in the alphabet is R
We've got three R's we're going to talk about today
We've got to learn to
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
If you're going to the market to buy some juice
You've got to bring your own bags and you learn to reduce your waste
And if your brother or your sister's got some cool clothes
You could try them on before you buy some more of those
Reuse, we've got to learn to reuse
And if the first two R's don't work out
And if you've got to make some trash
Don't throw it out
Recycle, we've got to learn to recycle,
We've got to learn to
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
Because three it's a magic number
Yes it is, it's a magic number
3, 3, 3
3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, 24, 27, 30, 33, 36
33, 30, 27, 24, 21, 18, 15, 12, 9, 6, and
3, it's a magic number

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( BELOW PAUTAN BERITA )

RECYCLE BOOKS

How to Recycle Your Old Books

We all have old books lying around the house, some of which we probably don’t need and might get rid of at some point. The great thing about books is that someone could always use them. If they are outdated, than that means they are a collectors item or are on their way to becoming one. If you have a bunch of old books in your home, there are plenty of ways that you can try to recycle them.

8 Ways to Recycle Your Old Books

1.    Donate your old books to a local shelter, hospital, or senior center. These places could always use new reading material.

2.   Sell the books on Amazon(internet). Set up an account (it’s really simple) and list your books for sale. Price them to move and you’re sure to get some money for those books.

3.   Sell them on Ebay(internet). Sometimes Ebay fetches more (sometimes less) money than Amazon. Check the recent completed items to see recent ended items.

4.   Give childrens books to friends that are having babies. You can never have too much reading material for knowledge hungry minds!

5.   Use old comic books to wrap  presents for your family. A unique, eco friendly touch kids will love!

6.   Donate them to a local library.

7.   Sell them at a yard sale, where you could also get rid of other clutter that’s been driving you nuts.

8.  Call a local school to see if they need books. School libraries and classroom libraries are always in need of books.

Why Should You Recycle Your Old Books?

Books will end up in a landfill, like most everything else that’s thrown into your trash. While pages of books are usually biodegradable, sometimes they aren’t. Glossy pages take longer to biodegrade, book bindings take a long time, and magazines contain printer inks that shouldn’t be thrown into the environment. Whenever possible, you should use the above 8 steps to get recycle your old reading material. If you cannot reuse them in those ways, then try recycling them by ripping the pages out of the book and recycling those pages with the rest of your paper recyclables. The binding might be tough to find another use for, but at least you’ll be recycling the biggest part, the paper itself.

REUSE EVERYTHING!

Ways to Reuse Simple Household Items

Recycling is very important, but even better is reusing. Recycling actually uses energy and transport time and fuel to get the items to where they need to go. If you can reuse an item yourself, that's more energy, time and fuel saved, as well as less emissions produced. From your old metal cans, plastic bags, bicycle tires, packing peanuts and computer keyboards, there are many ways to find a second life for simple items around your home by reusing them.

Reuse Everything! Nearly Everything we Buy and Consume can be Reused.

Here's some ways to reuse simple household things...

1. Reuse your blankets and towels. Bring them to a local shelter that will be glad to put them to good use and give animals a soft, warm place to sit.

2. Reuse seeds from fruit and vegetables and try to grow them!

3. Reuse old plastic bags. There are 10 creative ways to reuse plastic bags here.

4. Reuse paper bags as school book covers, or be a little more creative with these ideas.

5. Cut used pieces of paper into scrap pieces of paper (a message pad!).

6. Reuse stove heat by opening up the stove once you are done with it and letting the warm air into your home in colder weather. Reuse the heat!

7. Reuse coffee grinds by keeping them aside and placing them into your garden or soil.

8. Reuse coffee that you don't drink by putting it over ice and placing it in the fridge for an iced coffee later.

9. Reuse  floor mat (not the fake ones) by laying it  during  picnicking.

10. Reuse packing peanuts, air pillows, bubble wrap and boxes for your own ebay shipping, or bring them by the local post office or recycling center for others to use.

11. Reuse pens and art supplies by donating them to local schools.

12. Reuse your old carpet. Even slightly dirty carpets can have a second life.

13. Reuse your old food scraps by composting them.

14. Reuse your used margarine and butter tubs by cleaning them and keeping them for leftovers (free ziploc containers!).

15. Reuse old clothing by donating it to a local charity.

16. Reuse the stuffing from old pillows and comforters into new items. Reuse the pillow covers for rags.

17. Reuse used wrapping paper and save it for next year.

18. Reuse newspaper, interesting magazines, and other paper products by using them as wrapping paper.

19. Reuse kiddie pool water on plants and shrubs.

20. Reuse your old paint by finding things to paint in your home, touch up, or donate it to a local charity.

21. Reuse your old toilet paper rolls.

22. Reuse old wallpaper and turn it into one of a_willow's suggestions!

23. Never throw away an old book, donate it to a library or to your recycling center, or a school! They can reuse it.

24. Reuse old curtains as rags for cleaning your car.

25. Reuse your old electronics by selling them on Craigslist or on eBay.

26. Reuse old glass containers with lids and save them for leftovers, or, make your own jam or jelly. Food safe airtight glass containers would be great for storing rice, pasta, sugar and flour.

27. Reuse your old sneakers by donating them to Nike's Shoe recycling program (okay, this is more recycling, but it's important!)

28. Reuse greeting cards.

29. Reuse your old toothbrush and use it to clean hard to reach areas like around the sink, your drains, faucets and grout.

30. Save stale bread and give it to the birds in the backyard (be sure to rip it small enough so they can eat it!).

31. Make a piece of artwork with your old metal cans.

32. Make your own checker set by reusing your old bottle caps.

33. There are over 20 ways to reuse your old furniture here.

34. Sell or donate your old cellphone to the one of many companies out there.

35. Sell old clothing and let others reuse it, provided it looks good still.

36. For your next home renovation project, you might be able to reuse your old floor tiles.

37. Reuse popsicle sticks with these ingenius, crafty ideas.

38. Even bicycle tires can be reused.

39. Reuse old seafood seashells by crushing them and using them in your garden as decoration.

40. There are at least five ways you can reuse your old drinking straws.

41. Reuse insulation when building a home, or adding insulation. This will save energy and money!

42. There are some creative things you can do with old metal pie pan plates.

43. Reuse old aluminum foil by judging whether you it is clean enough to use again. If you're using it for bread or dry goods, you should be able to shake it off and set it aside for next time (provided it is clean).

44. Reuse old spray bottles by first making sure they are okay to reuse (see the back of the bottle) and filling them with water to spray plants.

45. Reuse your old CDs and DVDs with these tips.

46. Reuse your old yard debris! Leaves, lawn cuttings, and wood chips naturally fertilize and add nutrients to your soil.

47. If you receive a gift in a gift bag, save it for another occasion and reuse that bag!

48. Is your old keyboard the perfect seedling starter?

49. Reuse your old toothpaste tubes.

50. Yes, you can even reuse your mattress.

Animals Story

Let us read together.

                               

                                               THE GREEDY CROW

        Mr. Crow was very hungry. He flew everywhere to look for food. Suddenly, he saw a piece of meat on the ground. He flew down to get it. He took the piece of meat up to a branch of a nearby tree. He was very happy.

        As Mr. Crow was about to eat, he saw Mr. Hawk. Mr. Hawk had a dead rat in his claws. Mr. Hawk did not reply. He flew off as fast as he could. Mr. Crow decided to follow Mr. Hawk. He wanted to eat the dead rat as well. Mr. Crow could not fly fast enough, so he did not get the dead rat.

 While chasing Mr. Hawk, his piece of meat fell to the ground. Mr. Eagle saw the incident. He quickly flew to get the piece of meat. Mr. Eagle flew down towards Mr. Crow. The piece of meat was between his claws.

        Mr. Crow felt very sad because he lost his meal for that day.

                      DO, DOES, DID, DON'T, DOESN'T AND DIDN'T

Meanings of Reuse and Recycle

Reuse

We  use  the  things  again  to  make  other  things

Example:

We  can  use  the  plastic  bottles  again  to  make   plastic  flowers,  vases  and  pencil  holders.

Recycle

We   reprocess   the   things    to   become   into   new  things.

Example:

1.We  can  process  the  newspapers  again   to  make  new   paper   bags  and  many   others.

(The  things  are  sent  to  a  factory  to  be   recycled)

2.The  plastic  bottles  are   recycled   to  become    into    new  plastic    bottles.

English Language Year Three (KSSR)

                                                    

                                   
                                                          Reading  Comprehension

                                  To  my  pupils  out  there!

            Tengku  Ahmad  Irfan  Bin  Tengku  Ahmad  Shahrizal  loves  playing  the  piano.  He  began  his  piano  lessons  at  the  age  of  seven.  He  received  good  grades  in  all  his  piano  examinations.

             Irfan  practises  playing  the  piano  in  his  free  time. He  also  likes  to  watch  cartoons  and  play  computer  games.  At   school,  Irfan  is  an  active  pupil.  He  is  a  scout,  a  badminton  player  and  a  member   of  the  Mathematics  Club.  Irfan  wants  to  be  a  doctor  and  a  famous pianist  when  he  grows  up.

Now,  let  us  try  to  answer  these  following  questions.


1.  What  musical  instruments  does  Irfan  like  to  play  ?

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2.  What  does  he  like  to  do  during  his   free  time  ?

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3.  Would  you  like  to  be  Irfan  ?   Why  ?

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4.   What  do  you  have  to  be  to  become  a  famous  pianist  ?

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