Writers Corner Poem by Robert Lucas School Student
Stephen Matthes a fifth grader from Robert Lucas School Iowa City shares a short poem assignment describing the effort to craft verses and hoping the reader enjoys the work.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1990
Page
13
Stephen Matthes a fifth grader from Robert Lucas School Iowa City shares a short poem assignment describing the effort to craft verses and hoping the reader enjoys the work.
A short verse notes Micah Swesey a fourth grader who loves dance and humor. The piece imagines a cheerful home setting and a musical mood as a light hearted introduction.
A classroom activity list for exploring Saudi Arabia including locating pictures of a camel and King Fahd, comparing clothing, drafting questions for Saudis, examining government by a king, and mapping borders and Middle East relations.
Saudis welcome guests with coffee from a brass pot and small cups, followed by sweet tea. They eat dates with coffee, lamb and rice, dairy foods, cheeses, yogurt, chicken, and fresh produce. Pork and alcohol are forbidden, meals are taken as a large shared spread with round flat bread.
Saudi Arabia adopts modern methods to grow crops as farmers rely on extensive underground water supplies. The nation has abundant aquifers but emphasizes careful use to sustain irrigation and future harvests.
Saudi sports celebrate traditional Bedouin camel racing and modern facilities. King Fahd International Stadium in Riyadh seats 60,000 and hosts major events while horse racing and the Arabian horse remain globally renowned symbols of national sport and heritage.
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