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Welcome back to another great school year! It’s good to see your friends you haven’t seen all summer long, isn’t it? After the summer’s rest, it’s time to get in the mode to learn a lot. Hopefully you’ve set some goals for this year like getting your assignments done every day, going to bed on time, eating a good breakfast, just to name a few. Don’t forget to make a new friend if there’s someone new in your class! September is the month that Michigan changes. If you look around you, you will see the leaves beginning to change color and that’s a beautiful sight! The nights are starting to get cooler also. One of the best things about Michigan is the seasons. Many states don’t have such dramatic changes in the way they look - we’re very lucky here. We hope you enjoy your new school year!

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Nothing like naming a fish correctly! Archerfish are amazing in their ability to shoot food. But, they don’t shoot this food underwater...no...they shoot insects and small animals off branches above the water! So just like an archer shooting a deer with a bow for their dinner, archerfish use water as their arrows to shoot their meals. There are only 7 types of archerfish, and they live in deep pools of fresh, salt or brackish waters in Australia, Polynesia, Indonesia and the Philippines. Brackish water is half salt and half fresh water, usually in a estuary where a river and the ocean meet. The unique lower jaw of an archerfish gives it its ability to fire water arrows at their prey. Their jaw is large and sticks out allowing them to shoot water very well. Their bodies are also unique. They are usually never more than 6 inches long. They are almost a straight line along the top - all the better to lurk at the water’s surface looking for food! Their coloring also helps them to blend in with their environment, so they don’t become dinner. The archerfish’s shooting skills are unmatched. An adult fish will hit their target every time! They will shoot spiders, grasshoppers and more, knocking them off of branches and into the water. They shoot by squirting water through their open mouth, and can even shoot up to 3 feet! But they don’t always shoot their food. If it is close enough they will jump and grab it! This page proudly sponsored by:

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Belgium • Belgium is located in Northwestern Europe, bordering France, Germany, Luxembourg, and The Netherlands. • The capital of Belgium is Brussels. Brussels was founded over a thousand years ago! About 1.2 million people live there. • Brussel Sprouts have been grown in the Brussels area for over four hundred years. • The population of Belgium is about 10.5 million people! • The currency of Belgium is the Euro. Both the name and symbol were created by Belgian people. • The government of Belgium is a Federal Monarchy. • Belgium’s weather is moderate, with cool summers and mild winters. • Belgium is famous for chocolate! They are the number one exporter of chocolate in the world, and 220,000 tons are produced each year! • There are three official languages in Belgium; Dutch, French, and German. • Belgium is the home base for NATO and the European Union. • In 1846, Belgian instrument maker Adolphe Sax invented the saxophone. • Belgium is world-famous for waffles! There are 3 main types of Belgian waffles. The most common is Liege waffles which are eaten like a cookie. Brussels waffles are larger and lighter in color and eaten with toppings such as strawberries or ice cream, while Galettes are thin, soft and usually eaten for breakfast with jam. • The town of Spa in Belgium is where the word 'spa' comes from. People as far back as ancient Roman times used to come to the town to bathe in the famous cold springs for health and healing purposes.

• About 97% of the people of Belgium live in cities. • The most popular religion is Christianity. • Major exports include machinery and equipment, chemicals, diamonds, metals, metal products, and food products. • Agriculture consists of: sugar beets, fresh vegetables, fruits, grain and beef. Belgium is also the world’s largest producer of azaleas. • Covering an area of just 11,787 miles, Belgium is one of the most densely populated countries in the world. • Almost 90% of raw diamonds in the world are polished and distributed in Antwerp, Belgium’s second largest city. • Major tourism attractions include the medieval city of Brugge and the town of Bastogne, in the Ardennes, for Battle of the Bulge sites. • Soccer is one of the most popular sports in Belgium along with cycling, tennis, judo and swimming.

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You’re Finally Back To School! The first couple weeks of school are exciting. Some kids feel nervous or a little scared because of all the new things. New teachers, new grade, new friends and maybe even a new school. Most teachers start off the school year by introducing themselves and talking about all the stuff you’ll be doing this year. They may also talk about classroom rules you need to know. Some ask that students introduce themselves to the class and tell something about themselves. You may already know most of the kids in your class but, the first couple of weeks are a great time to make a new friend if there is someone new in your classroom. Make the first move and say hello. Making someone new feel comfortable in their new environment is a wonderful thing to do. A great idea for starting the new year is to make some resolutions to study smarter this year. When you do well in school, you feel better about yourself on the whole. The following are some ideas to help. 1. Pay attention in class. Make sure you are sitting in a good seat that lets you pay attention. Can you see the chalkboard? If you can’t tell your parents or teacher. 2. Take good notes in class. Write down facts that your teacher mentions in class or writes on the board. Review these notes later as they will help you with quizzes or papers you need to write. 3. Plan ahead. Don’t wait until Thursday night to study for Friday’s test! It makes it hard to do your best. Write down on a calendar your test and assignment due dates. Then every day plan how much time to spend on each subject. 4. Break it up if there’s a lot to study. Study some each day. That’s where practice comes in. The more days you spend

reviewing something, the more likely it will stick in your brain. Also study your homework for about 45 minutes, take a break for some water or snack and begin again if you have a lot to do. Fight the temptation to turn on the TV and stop doing what you need to. 5. Ask for help if you don’t understand the material. Teachers are more than willing to clear up the confusion or if you’re home, ask mom or dad. 6. Get some sleep. Your brain needs time to digest all the information you’ve studied. With a good night’s sleep, you will do better on the test your going to take!

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Our Earth’s Moon Have you ever looked up at the sky and stared at the Moon? There have been a lot of stories about the Moon. Since it’s our closest neighbor in space, it’s natural to be curious about it. The Moon has played an important part in our history. Ancient civilizations like the Aztecs built temples in honor of the Moon and observed its phases. Native American communities have passed down folktales of how the Moon came to be. Some people pass down stories about the “Man in the Moon� or nursery rhymes about the cow jumping over the Moon.

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