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What Is A Harpsichord? The harpsichord is a musical instrument that looks like a piano but it sounds much different. Like the piano, it is played by means of a keyboard. It produces it’s sound by plucking a string (rather than striking, as in a piano) when a key is pressed. The harpsichord was used in Renaissance and Baroque music. The first music written for the solo harpsichord was published around the 16th century. Some of the famous composers that wrote music for the harpsichord were William Byrd, Domenico Scarlatti, J.S. Bach, Joseph Haydn, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. During the late 18th century, it gradually disappeared from the music scene with the rise of the piano, but in the 20th century, it came back. It’s being used in historical performance of older music, in new compositions and in popular culture.

Johann Sebastian Bach Johann Sebastian Bach was and is a famous composer. He was born in Eisenach, Germany. He was born March 21, 1685. His father was a town musician. In fact, over 300 years of his ancestors all worked as professional musicians. As a child, Bach's father taught him to play violin and harpsichord. His parents had died by the time Johann was ten, so his older brother raised him. His brother, Johann Christoph was the organist at St. Michael’s Church, Ohrdruf in Germany and it is assumed he taught Bach much about the organ. He also learned about organ building where he fixed the church organ often. Johann held three major jobs in his life. He first worked for a duke, then a prince and finally became the director of music at the St. Thomas Church and School in Leipzig, Germany. His job kept him very busy. He became the cantor, organist and music composer and remained there for the rest of his life. In his spare time, Bach conducted a group of musicians and performed at a local coffee house. He was thought of as just an ordinary musician until about 100 years after his death. At this time, Felix Mendelssohn, another composer conducted a performance of Bach’s St. Matthew Passion. Bach composed in many established musical forms, including, for example, the cantata and fugue, and developed them into complex pieces. He composed over 1,100 works in almost every musical genre (except opera). Bach was married twice and had over 20 children, including four who became famous musicians in their own right, including Carl Philipp Emanuel, Wilhelm Friedemann, Johann Christoph Friedrich, and Johann Christian. Bach is now known as one of the great geniuses of music.

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The State of Israel • Israel is located in the Middle East and is about the size of New Jersey. In the east, Israel is bordered by Jordan, Syria, and the Palestinian Authority. Egypt borders Israel to the south, and Lebanon borders to the north. • Israel borders two seas, the Mediterranean Sea and the Dead Sea. The water in the Dead Sea is so salty that no plants can live there and the water is warm all year a round. The mud in the sea is good for your skin! • The government is a Parliamentary Democracy. Israel is the only fully democratic country in the Middle East. Unlike in America, no one party has control of the government. Instead, all the political parties get seats depending on how many votes they get. This way, they have to all work together. • The official languages in Israel are Hebrew and Arabic. • Famous inventions like voicemail service were invented in Israel. • The currency of Israel is new shekal. • The population is estimated to be about 7,171,600 people! • Major industries include military equipment, cut diamonds, jewelry, integrated circuits, printing machinery, and telecommunications equipment. • The capital of Israel is Jerusalem. Jerusalem is considered a holy city by Jews, Christians, and Muslims. • Israeli climate varies between snowy mountains and hot deserts. • Israel has the highest number of scientists, techRooftop view of Jerusalem. nicians, and engineers per

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Watch Out For Poison Plants This Summer! Poison Ivy, Poison Oak and Poison Sumac all contain the same rash causing substance called urushiol (yoo-roo-sheeol). It is an odorless, colorless oil. The leaves of these plants release urushiol when they are bumped, torn or brushed up against. Once released, it can easily get on a person’s skin where it can cause big trouble. You can also get it by not touching a plant at all! Urushiol can be transferred from one person to another by touching or you an get it by petting a dog that’s been roaming in the woods and has come in contact with a poison plant. Urush-

iol can also travel airborne if someone burns the plants to clear the brush. Urushiol is an allergen because it causes an allergic reaction. Not everyone gets this reaction but over 50% will. The symptoms will appear within hours or days after coming in contact with the plant. The skin will become red and swollen, blisters will appear and it becomes itchy. Check with your doctor if you develop any type of rash or fever. You may have to go in for an office visit. The doctor will look at your rash and could prescribe cool showers and calamine lotion. In severe cases, a liquid or pill medications called an antihistamine may be needed to decrease itching and redness. Or a steroid may be prescribed. The best approach to not having this problem, is to avoid getting the problem. Learn to identify poison ivy, oak and sumac. Avoid areas where you know contain poison plants. Wear long sleeves and pants if you’re in an area that may contain these plants. If you come in contact with urushiol oil, try to wash it off your skin right away. Be sure to use soap. Don’t try to clean up in the bathtub - that will spread the oil. A shower is better.

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Facts About Some Of Our Famous Scientists The world we live in today wouldn’t be the same today if it were not for some of these famous scientists that are listed here. Their discoveries, ideas, research, experiments and determination are an inspiration to those who have and who will in the future will follow in their footsteps. Albert Einstein Albert Einstein changed the world of science with his brilliant work in theoretical physics. His theories, equations and ideas became legends and his image is known around the world. Sir Isaac Newton Isaac Newton developed the theory of universal gravitation as well as his famous three laws of motion, which have left his mark on physics, astronomy and mathematics. Galileo Galilei Italian scientist Galileo developed telescopes and used them to make revolutionary observations about our solar system, discovering new objects like the moons that orbit Jupiter. Charles Darwin Charles Darwin introduced the idea of natural selection to the world, backing up his theories on evolution with substantial observation information recorded on his long sea voyages. Johannes Kepler Johannes Kepler was a famous German astronomer and mathematician who made a number of scientific breakthroughs including his three laws of planetary motion. Louis Pasteur French chemist and microbiologist Louis Pasteur created a new level of understanding regarding microorganisms, the causes of disease and disease prevention. Ernest Rutherford New Zealand born Rutherford was often referred to as the father of nuclear physics. He won a Nobel Prize in chemistry and developed a new model of the atom and mentored other scientists. Jane Goodall Jane Goodall is known for her life long study of the behavior of chimpanzees in social situations as well as being a tireless animal rights advocate and humanitarian.

Michael Faraday What British physicist and chemist Michael Faraday lacked in formal education he more than made up for with brilliant experimental techniques and revolutionary electromagnetism ideas. Edwin Hubble Edwin Hubble was a major contributor in the field of astrophysics. He helped open our eyes to the idea of other galaxies. He was honored by NASA who named the Hubble Space Telescope after him. Pierre & Marie Curie The husband and wife combination of Pierre & Marie Curie contributed a lot to science through both their own individual work and their combined research efforts in the field of radioactivity. James Maxwell Scottish physicist James Maxwell brought together the ideas of electromagnetic fields, describing their nature in publications such as ‘A Dynamic Theory of the Electromagnetic Field’. Stephen Hawking British theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking is famous for his work on black holes. He also wrote books such as ‘A Brief History of Time', which allows a wide audience to appreciate his ideas. Aristotle Aristotle's famous work covered many subjects. He wrote about philosophy, politics, logic and music as well as developing many new and influential scientific ideas. Nikola Tesla Nikola Tesla contributed to physics and engineering with a range of futuristic inventions, dramatic demonstrations and the development of alternating current electricity. Nicolaus Copernicus At a time when astronomers believed the Earth was at the center of the Universe, Nicolaus Copernicus developed a radical new theory, kick starting modern astronomy in the process. Leonardo da Vinci Leonardo da Vinci was more than just an incredible artist. Read about his studies of the human body, his fascination with flight and his many futuristic designs and sketches. Alexander Graham Bell Alexander Graham Bell studied the human voice, experimented with sound and is credited with the invention of the first practical telephone among other scientific achievements.

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Just over 60 students from Olivet, grades Kindergarten thru 8th grade, participated in the Math-a-Thon fundraiser this year. This fund raiser took place during March 2018 and students raised money for the St. Jude’s Research Hospital. Students asked relatives and family friends to sponsor them, and then they completed about 50 math problems in a booklet or on the internet. Once they completed their problems, they collected their money and turned it in to be given to St. Jude’s.

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THANK YOU! Olivet’s FPE wants to THANK the volunteers who came in once a week, all school year, to read and practice math with some of our Kindergarten, First, and Second grade students. Our students were always excited and grateful for the volunteers who came in to work with them. These volunteers helped our students to successfully reach higher levels in their reading and their math skills. To show our appreciation, we had a small little gathering at the end of the year to celebrate our students’ growth and our gratefulness to our volunteers for all of their time and hard work. We look forward to our volunteers coming back again next year. THANK YOU!

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Exercising This Summer Is Easier Than You Think! Yeah! It’s summertime! We find it easy to sit around and watch TV, play video games or be on the computer. Those are fun things to do - but - it’s also important to choose to be active! Children and adults NEED to exercise! Why do kids need exercise? • Exercise makes you feel strong and healthy. • Your brain releases endorphins as you exercise. Endorphins are chemicals that make you feel good. • It helps you to relax and calms down stress. • Exercise helps you to have more energy. • Your muscles, bones, heart and lungs get stronger. • You sleep better at night. • Exercise helps you manage your weight. A great way to exercise and you don’t even realize you’re doing it - is to go to the playground! Here’s an example: When you are on the swings, you use your arms to hold on and your legs to pump! On the slide - you go up the ladder

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