The Teacher Note

Barack Obama - 44th president of the USA The 44th president and the first African- American president of the USA, Barack Obama was born on August 4, 1961, in Honolulu, Hawaii. His mother was a white American, Ann Dunham from Wichita, Kansas, and his father Barack Obama Sr is a black Kenyan. Barack's mom and dad were college students at the University of Hawaii, when they met first. Unfortunately their marriage did not last long and got divorced in 1964, when Barack was 3 years old.

Make your own Pot O' Gold and save money. This craft is totally green and you can do this with simple items that are available in your home like leftover chip cans and tissue papers! THINGS REQUIRED Cylindrical can with a lid on it. Tissue paper or wrapping paper. Tape or glue. Clear contact paper. Scissors. Garland, glitter, or markers for decorations.

Balance an egg on your table.. That is just very simple.. YOU WILL NEED One raw egg Salt HERE'S HOW Take the raw egg and try to balance it on a hard surface. Now, make a tiny mound of salt on a hard, smooth surface. Carefully balance the egg on top of the salt, then gently blow the excess salt

Roast Pumpkin seeds to make a quick and crispy snake. THINGS YOU WILL NEED Pumpkin Seeds Olive oil Salt Baking pan with raised edges

The Maldives is a sovereign, independent, democratic and unitary state in the Indian ocean, scattered 1,190 low lying coral islands across the equator. These picturesque islands are stunned with flowering plants and tall coconut palms surrounded by snowy-white beaches. Cause of this fantastic both submarine and littoral environment of the islands, has acclaimed Maldives as paradise on Earth.

Why do butterflies have colourful wings? Colourful wings help butterflies to identify each other. Male and female butterflies have different patterns and colours on their wings. Butterflies are able to see colours and patterns.   Coloured wings help butterflies to hide their selves from birds and enemies. Some butterflies have spots on their wings, which looks like big eyes. The eyes scare enemies away. Some brightly coloured butterflies, like monarchs taste really bad to birds that feed on them. Birds learn not to eat these butterflies. Other butterflies have simpler tricks. They look like bad tasting butterflies.