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Here is a song I created to help my 6th grade students study. I hope you enjoy. Atoms, Atoms Mr. Parr, Science Ya'll know what time it is We go set it off tonight, just go Set the class on fire, just go Mr. Parr! Holla at them like Atoms are so tiny But they're not so small Subatomic particles Are in them so Protons in the nucleus They're not alone Nuetrons shares the space And this you have to know Know, oh Electrons move around in the nucleus in shells So, you know Shout it loud, Scream it loud Let me hear you go! Inside an atom Protons have positive charge Inside an atom Neutrons have no charge at all Outside the nucleus Negative charged electrons These three make atoms Creates all substance Protons, Electrons, and Neutrons, in matter Atoms not alone Cause they cling or bond Forming molecules Atoms two or more Elements found In the Periodic Table Have atomic mass Arranged by number Oh, oh Elements contain the atoms of one kind no more No, no more Shout it loud, scream it loud Let me hear you go! Inside an atom Protons have positive charge Inside an atom Neutrons have no charge at all Outside the nucleus Negative charged electrons These three make atoms Creates all substance Whe you say...what is matter? It is anything that has volume and mass Three states of matter is what we say Solid, liquid , gas Now watch me... Definite volume and shape-energy least Solids can't break or overcome Particles are vibrating But particles hold on Pick up solids cause they stay still ...

*****Especially for you, Soraya***** GINO VANNELLI (born June 16, 1952) is an Italian-Canadian singer, songwriter, musician and composer. Early years Born in Montreal, Quebec, Vannelli is one of three sons (Joe, Gino and Ross) born to Russ and Delia Vannelli. Russ, his father, was a big band musician. As a child, Gino's greatest passion was music, and he began playing percussion at an early age. By the age of 15, Gino began writing songs. Just out of high school, he signed his first recording contract with RCA under the pseudonym Vann Elli, but went on to study music at McGill University. 1980s In April 1981, "Living Inside Myself" was on Billboard's Top 100 at number 6. Canadian comedy legend Eugene Levy satirized Gino in Episode 4 of SCTV/Network 90 also in 1981. The Vannelli brothers shared the Juno Award for Recording Engineer of the Year in 1986 for "Black Cars". The prestigious Juno Award was again shared by the Vannelli brothers in 1987 for Recording Engineer of the Year for "Wild Horses" and "Young Lover". Gino's additional recordings of the 1980s era include: "Nightwalker" and "Big Dreamers Never Sleep." 2000s and beyond Gino Vannelli lives and works in Amersfoort, Netherlands and in the United States.[3] His music is also heard on popular European television and radio commercials. When not in concert, Gino is actively working on various projects and teaching Master classes. In March 2007, Vannelli performed in Las Vegas to sold-out shows. By request, encore ...

Discovery Channel - Pol Pot: Inside Evil A short biography of Pol Pot: Known for brutality and the murdering of millions of people in Cambodia, Pol Pot became an international criminal when he took government as head of the Khmer Rouge. While he was never brought to trial for the charges against him during his rule, he and his followers took the country into the deepest pits of despair. As a child, the young Saloth Sar, as Pol Pot was originally named, lived well off of his father, who was a wealthy land owner more than he was a farmer. Pol Pot in Cambodian literally means Politique Potentielle, in French, or Potential Politics - a form of extreme communism in which Pot religiously believed and changed his name to match. Pol, his brother, sister, and a cousin were favored be the Kingdom Monivong, which entitled them to some privileges not bestowed upon other Cambodian families. While living in the royal palace for a time, he witnessed what feudalistic power was dealt. During this time, Pol Pot attended various French language schools, but was either not bright enough or simply did not try to pass his classes. When he failed at earning his diploma and later becoming a monk, his family sent him to France to study, where he also failed academically. Politics struck his fancy and he joined the French Communist Party in the early 1950s. Following, he gained some military know-how in Yugoslavia before returning to Cambodia. By the early 1960s, Pol Pot began teaching in a ...

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