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What is lineage: lineage  is a collection of books we've read AND THIS IS MY LINEAGE: (FAVOURITE BOOKS)

1. Get taller:        For this year goal, I want to get taller to 155 cm up.  To reach this goal, I will try to exercise more by playing some sports like volleyball or basketball.  I also heard that drinking milk also help you grow. So, I will drink a cup of milk (0.4 ml) every morning after breakfast and 1 hour before sleeping. And in the evening, when I come back from school, I  will skip rope for 15 minutes by using a timer to time my s elf.  There, my personal goal is to get taller than 155cm. And guess what....mission accomplished! YAYY! Now I am 157cm tall and almost 160cm too! I am so proud of myself.  I did not complete this goal by playing any sports but I drink lots  of milk. I drink milk every morning for about 0.4ml and sometimes also in the evening after dinner. I also did a lot of skipping ropes during the break with my neighbor every day. But I think the thing that helped me to get taller is most likely to be...

      The place where we went to stay and sleep is called Supalai Resort & Spa Saraburi . There were many activities such as kayaking, cave exploring, hiking and rock climbing. My favorite one is kayaking and rock climbing. I've never tried kayaking before and I thought it's going to be easy, but it's harder than I thought. I went in the kayak with my best friend, Namphueng. At first, we were struggling but later on, we actually learn how to kayak. The best of it was getting to control our boat, working with our friends to control the boat, and feeling the nature (clean, cold water and 1000+ years rocks) I've never tried rock climbing before either. When I watched others climb, I thought it was going to be easy, but when I tried it was so  hard. Eventually, I made it to the top of the mountain. I feel like I want to challenge myself one more time, so I went for a second try. And I did it! I went even faster than the first time. The challenges for rock climbin...

1. What did you learn about the water cycle? I learned about the six basics stages of the water cycle. There are  evaporation, condensation, precipitation, surface runoff, groundwater, and transpiration . Evaporation is when water turns into gas, and after it turns to gas, it will go into the sky and form the clouds. The clouds stay together tightly and that is the stage of condensation. When the molecules in the clouds get way to heavy and can't hold anymore, it falls down and becomes rain/snow, which is the stage of precipitation. Surface runoff  is when precipitation hit the ground and flow down into the river, lake or any water. Next is groundwater, it is when some parts of precipitation that landed on the surface and sink down into the underground. Then keep repeating that and will have a storage of water in the ground like the mineral water we got from (Aura). Finally is transpiration . Transpiration is when moisture carried through plants and released...

Read this free book made on StoryJumper 1. What is your favourite? Why? My favourite poem is "Where I'm From" because I feel like this poem has lots of figurative languages like personification, simile and etc. And I really liked how I describe the settings. One of the setting I described is an aquarium I went to: I am from mermaids and shark fins, Looking around the gigantic aquarium, staring at the enormous octopus,  I am from mysterious animals looking for food with many unknown people tripping over the fences. 2. What was the most challenging? Why? The most challenging would be finding word choices. I tried to find the perfect word choice for my poem but it's hard because some of the new word choices are the words I don't know. So I have to use the normal word choices. 3. If I had more time, how would you change? If i had more time, I would like to change all of the word choices I have used. Because I feel like it's not what (words) 7th grader...

What conflicts does your team have? In our group, we had problems letting people do the experiment. Because sometimes, one of the members forgot that we had other 2 members in the group too. So he/she does the work alone. And the member that was forgotten wants to do the experiment too. How did you overcome those conflicts? Later on, he/she figured out that we have more than 4 people in our group. So he/she let the forgotten member do the work. She figured it out because I told her to let the forgotten member do the work. How did you improvise? We implement our plan by combining all of our plans. We included every single person's plan. But by taking all of it, we took the best part of the plan and joined them all together. And we formed the best plan to prevent the erosion and landslides.  How can science help you with erosion and landslides? In the future, we might have to build buildings, resort or our own house. For having a background information about ero...

For this time, our group had presented about the Mongolian Empire. My part of the presentation was the geographical span. First, I think the Mongolian Empire is similar to China. One reason that the Mongolian Empire is similar to China is because they also liked to conquer lands during wars like the Mongolians. As we know, China also had a lot of wars recorded in their history. For example, during the Jin dynasty, from what I had researched and saw that they fought with the Mongolians for lands too. The Jin Dynasty didn't want the Mongolians to control their lands so they fought back. Another empire that is similar to the Mongolian Empire was the Islamic Caliphates. The reason why they are similar to Mongolia is because they had expanded to the west side of their homeland like the Mongolians.  But the Mongolian Empire is different from any other empire because they don't have any  permanent religion. They changed from Buddhism to Christianity to Islam. For instance, ...