Moments of Wonder and Ponder

                                                                                              Bacteria  Bacteria are single-celled microscopic organisms. There is about 5 nonillion of them right now. Bacteria live in our food, our water, our air and even inside our bodies. Without bacteria, cows wouldn't even be able to eat grass! Plants need bacteria too, they convert nitrogen in the soil into  simpler structures that plants can absorb more easily. Bacteria come in lots of different shapes and sizes. Some can't move, but others move using whip-like strands called flagella. Bacteria are prokaryotic cells, unlike animal's and plant's cells most bacterial cells don't contain many complex organelles. Some bacteria are able to generate their own energy through photosynthesis. Some survive by digesting chemicals in their environments. Most bacteria reproduce asexually in a process called fission. Fission produces two cells with

                                         Assalamualykum everyone!     In today's post, we're going to walk you through our chicken run.     We know the inside looks higgledy-piggledy, but ignore those : )     So before we begin our adventure, the owners of the chicken run would like to      Welcome YOU!                                                         Chick - chick Protecting the castle                                                                         Snowy  Saying "Hi, have you come with any food?"                                                                    Custurd  Thinking "who is this strange visitor?"                                                                Let's begin.......... Alhamdulilah the run was totally made by our father.                                                                                           This is the entrance : Here's the doo

Asalamualykum! Today we're going to show you these foam bracelets we've made. Here are our finished results : We hope you enjoy them and ASSALAMUALYKUM!

Asalamualaykum everyone,   It's Khadijah here! This is a poem I made about the sun have a look at it and enjoy!  SHINY SUN Sun shining brightly as it wakes up and says hello brightly, blazing, here the sun greets the day now the night is done.Sun seeming shy as you are so high peering here, then there, as if something to care. Seeing the fruits of show, the flowers which glow, the grass of moist green and a fellow bean. Keep tight, you are like a light.   By Khadijah  Love & Salams

Asalamualaykum everyone!  Khadijah here, I made some very simple posters and wanted to show it with you all, I simply wrote our chickens names and bordered it with glittery foam, have a look at it! CHICK -CHICK CUSTURD SNOWY Added some flowers too! I hope you enjoyed this post and, Wassalam.

                                                             Arachnids  Scorpions aren't insects, they belong to a group of arthropods called arachnids. Arachnids are some of the most adaptable animals. They are over 70000 different species. Arachnids have a hard exoskeleton and jointed limbs. They have eight legs and a two-segment body. An arachnids abdomen contains its internal organs The mouth, eyes, and limbs are attached to the cephalothorax. Besides the four pairs of legs, the cephalothorax has pinchers called pedipalps, and a big pair of fangs called chelicerae. Pedipalps are for grabbing things, but they also can sense smells and vibrations. The fangs often contain venom to stun or kill prey. Sometimes they're used for digging holes in the ground. Scorpion have venomous tails, that curved tail looks nasty, but most scorpions stings a weaker than bee stings. Spiders are the only arachnids with spinnerets, little glands in thei

                                                                   Ants                                                              Ants are related to wasps and bees, but most Ants don't fly. They are born with wings but lose them right after birth. Their bodies are divided into three main parts : The head has two compound eyes, a set of jaws called mandibles, and jointed antenna. The antenna detects chemicals called pheromones given off by other ants. With pheromones, an ant can leave a trail to food or identify ants from its colony. All six of the ant's legs are attached to its thorax. The abdomen holds the internal organs, and sometimes a stinger. Ants don't have hearts or lungs like ours. An ant breathes through tiny valves in its exoskeleton. Blood is pumped towards its head by a long, thin tube. Most ants are one of three kinds - workers, drones, and queens. Male ants are called drones, who have just one job: mating with th

                                                    فَبِأَيِّ آلَاء رَبِّكُمَا تُكَذِّبَانِ