Child Trafficking In Russia

Human Reproduction

First Trimester:

The first trimester lasts three months. It begins with fertilization of the egg by a sperm in the fallopian tube that connects the uterus to the ovaries. The fertilized egg turns into a zygote, which is a single cell with a full set of chromosomes. The original zygote cell multiplies as it moves down the fallopian tube. The zygote turns into a morula when it contains 16 cells and a blastocyst when it is made of about 100 cells. The cells get to the uterine lining and implant there on about day six. There the blastocyst continues to grow as an embryo. The organs start to differentiate in the third week, limbs become apparent in the second month and at the end of the second month, sexual characteristics appear. The embryo turns into a fetus in the third month.

Second Trimester: 

After the first trimester, the fetus has almost all of its organs ready apart from the brain, nervous system and lungs. It spends the next three months developing bone structure, growing larger and maturing its brain and lungs. The baby starts to kick and move around during the second trimester.

Third Trimester:

The fetus perfects its brain structure during the last trimester. Its circulatory system and its lung system develop more during this time so the baby is ready to breathe air. The last trimester is also when the baby grows even larger and uses a lot of the mother's protein and calcium reserves to fuel this process. The mother's natural antibodies also pass to the fetus during the last month of pregnancy.

Stages of Birth:

Birth also has three stages. The first stage is when the mother goes into labor and the labor progresses until her cervix is fully dilated (10 cm in diameter). The amniotic sac also bursts (her water breaks) during the first stage. The second stage involves moving the baby down the birth canal and out of the body using very strong contractions of the uterus every two to three minutes. The third stage of birth is expelling the placenta after the baby is born.

Athletics Day 2020

On Thursday it was Athletics Day for 2020. The events I had were 100 meter sprints, Triple Jump, High Jump, Shot put and Discus. I won in Triple jump as there were only 2 people competing. I would of liked to do better in High Jump but unfortunately i hurt my back the previous day which may of caused my result. I came 4th or 5th in High Jump. I got two no throws in Discus so I was out and I cannot remember the results of the other two events.

Maths This Week

This week in Maths we have been working on how many red squares are on the outside of a square. We came up with different methods and decided on one each to use. Once we came up with methods we came u with other stuff. I dont really remember much else from this week in Maths.

Sensory Language

Sensory Language:

LO: My learning outcome is to write a Paragraph using Sensory Language.

...is language that connects to the five senses (touch, smell, taste, hearing, sight) to create an image or description.

Task: Explore sensory language

Write a short paragraph describing a scene (real or imaginary) in first person (using the word I) using sensory language that connects to each of the 5 senses. Try NOT to use the words: saw, heard, smelled, tasted, felt

My Paragraph:
The sun was glaring down on me as I jumped down the colorful hydro slide. The further I was getting to the end the more excited I would become. As I came out the water splashed upon my face. 

Not Finished yet

Haiku

LO: My Learning Outcome was to learn how to write Haiku.

Metaphors and Similes

LO: Today I am learning to write Metaphors and Similes.

What is a Metaphor: A form of speech in which a word is described as an object or action to which it isn't actually applicable

What is a Simile: A form or speech involving comparing one thing with another using like or as.

Example of a Metaphor: This guy is as tall as a giraffe!

Example of Simile: That guy is as slow as a snail