Jesus Feeds 5000

One day on Lake Galilee Jesus came back on a boat with his disciples. There was a huge crowd and this big crowd had no food. They were hungry so Jesus told the disciples to feed the people. Andrew found a boy who had 5 loaves of bread and 2 fish but it wasn't enough for five-thousand people So Jesus prayed to god and performed a miracle.

Origins Of The Names Of The Months.

January: Was named after Janus who was the Roman god of doors. He was the God of beginnings, sunset and sunrise, he had one face looking forward and one backward.

February: In February the Romans celebrated the festival of forgiveness for sins. Februare is latin for Purify.

March: Was named after Mars, who was the Roman god of war.

April: Roman month Aprilis, came from the Latin word to open, as in opening buds and blossoms

May: Was named after Maia the mother of Mercury,a Roman Goddess.

June: was named after Juno, a chief Roman goddess.

July: Renamed for Julius Caesar in 44 BC, who was born this month.

August: Re-named in 8 BC for Augustus Caesar.

September: Septem is, Latin for 7 the seventh month in the Roman calendar.

October: Octo, Latin for 8 the eighth month in the Roman calendar.

November: Novem, Latin for 9.
December: Decem, Latin for 10.

Science day!!

On the 3rd of september it was the science day. my group was me sian

locky sam billy noah

1. hamish and olivia. it started at 11:40 and ended at 2:50 are first activity was scooter races it was cool i was on sam's scooter and the athor activites were really fun!!. then we had lunch and after lunch then we needed to go up stairs and get are stuff then I forgot my pencil and then I got introuble.
   
   
   
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China Report

Introduction

Hi my name is Emmanuel.
Kurt and I learnt about china while doing are project.
And we got pictures and information from the internet.
We learned how long big is he great wall of China is.
We would be saying in are project how big is China and where the captial city is.