Rio prepares as Rio de Janeiro hosts 2016 Olympic Games
The article notes Rio de Janeiro in Brazil as host of the XXXI Olympiad with more than 10,000 athletes from 206 countries. It explains Brazil as South America’s largest nation, Portuguese as the primary language, and Brasilia as the capital since 1960.
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Rio de Janeiro Carnival and Brazil’s Diverse Heritage
The article describes Brazil’s mix of Indigenous, African, and European ancestry shaping modern Brazilian society. It notes major economic sectors in agriculture and industry and highlights city life with samba, Carnival parades, and samba schools as Rio’s biggest annual festival preceding Lent.
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Hidden Rio Words Puzzle Finds Soccer Soybeans Sugarcane
Try n Find Words hides SOCCER SOYBEANS SUGARCANE in a word search style puzzle. Some terms appear backward or diagonal and some letters may be reused.
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Rio de Janeiro School Day and Sports Snapshot
A Brazilian school day often starts around 7 a.m with noon breaks for some and afternoon sessions for others. February to December school year includes a July break. core classes cover Portuguese history geography science math and physical education with soccer as a popular after school sport. Brazil's national team has won five FIFA World Cups.
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Resources On the Web and Library Brazil Titles
The entry lists online sources Rio 2016 official site and bitly links. It notes library holdings including Brazil Enchantment of the World by Ann Heinrichs and Brazil by Sarah Tieck. The items point to geographic and cultural overview resources about Brazil.
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Mini Jokes Mary and Olympic Sneeze Punchline
A playful exchange features jokes about Olympics humor. The champion sneezer earns a cold medal, while a swimmer lunch spot joke centers on pool tables. The banter showcases light, quick quips between Mary Mike Melinda and Morris.
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Watering tips to cut lawn use in summer
In summer Americans use about one third more water due to lawn watering. Water early or late to reduce evaporation and ensure sprinklers target the lawn not sidewalks or driveways. Look for later BER cen nn week and watch for Summer Olympics articles in the newspaper.
Teachers Guides For Standards Based Activities
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