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“I need the latest pair of Yeezys” said Yomi to his mother. “But you have some really nice sneakers already. You got a new pair only two months ago” came his mother’s reply. “Oh mom! It’s a new session, so ‘Out with the old, In with the new.’ You just won’t understand, I really need […]
I NEED Food, But You WANT Ice Cream. What’s the Difference Between NEEDS and WANTS? Read More »
Hello everyone! Happy new week to you! Let me ask you, have you ever failed an examination before? Perhaps you have seen your last term’s result and you saw many scores in red, most likely, the first thought that crisscrossed your mind was, “I failed again” or “I have failed” whatever it is, take a
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While you may have already spent eight hours in school, and some more time getting back from school, completing your homework may be the furthest thing from your mind when you get home. But keep in mind that if you get right down to getting your work done early, then you can have the rest
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Listening to the news with your parents, you probably have heard the words, hurricane and typhoon. What are they? Do they mean the same thing? Let Science answer those questions. A hurricane and a typhoon refer to the same weather event, just in different locations. Let’s take rice as an example, different tribes in Nigeria
For Science Sake! Is It a Hurricane or a Typhoon? Read More »
Commerce, SS 1, Week 1 Topic: Foreign Trade (I) Contents: Meaning of Foreign Trade Meaning of Internal Trade Types of Foreign Trade Similarities between internal trade and foreign trade Differences between internal and foreign trade Meaning of Foreign Trade Foreign Trade is also called International trade. It is defined as the exchange of goods and
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Brief Description: The Trust for Sustainable Living is pleased to invite schoolchildren around the world to write open letters to the soon-to-be-elected new UN Secretary General, outlining their ideas for practical climate action. The annual essay competition and debate are aimed at primary students (ages 7-11) and secondary students (ages 11-17), supported by Teacher Champions in formal and home schools. To
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Week 7 Topic: Uniqueness in Man Introduction Man is a mammal and belongs to the class called primates. Primates share common features such as: Hair or fur on some parts of their body, Give birth to young ones alive and the young are fed with milk from the mother’s mammary glands They have nails on
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So today students across the country are back to school; yay! But perhaps it isn’t such fun after all considering how in life some experiences are exhilarating to some and utterly depressing to others. If you’re lucky enough to be the happening kid, you will certainly be the centre of attraction in your class. That
Sentence is the largest independent unit of grammar: it begins with a capital letter and ends with a period, question mark, or exclamation point. Sentence is defined as a group of words that expresses a complete idea and that includes a subject and a verb. Types of Sentences 1. Declarative Sentence A declarative sentence states a fact
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WEEK 7 Agricultural Science. S.S.S 1, Third Term TOPIC: General Control Measures of Diseases and Parasites Content Quarantine of a new stock Inoculation: A vaccine is injected Into the animals to make them develop immunity against certain disease e.g rinders pest. Proper sanitation through daily cleaning of feeds,regular removal of dropping and waste products, regular
