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kIDz Bad News, sorry
but....
you don't want to hear this...
but homework is an essential part of learning.
Check out the links
below!
The work you do at home after
school is important. It is excellent for reviewing what you learned
in the classroom and homework will help you to remember what
you were taught.
Homework exercises also give you an
opportunity to work alone.
It gives you a chance to see what you can
do.
Try to do your homework
in a quiet place!
Homework and review will
make you a better student. A better student always gets
better grades and the grade you get tells people how well you have
learned the subject. When you leave school and begin to look for a
college to attend the students with the best grades will
get accepted. And if you are looking for a job, the person with the
best school records will most often be chosen. Don't get left
behind!
What you do TODAY
will decide WHAT and WHERE you will be
TOMORROW!
Your Police Homework
Helpers....
Check these links for
information.
These websites will take you to a
fantastic collection of reference materials for every subject! You
can look for all kinds of information. Enjoy it. Look
often!
http://www.factmonster.com/ all kinds of
information
http://www.homeworkspot.com/ lots to discover
http://www.infoplease.com/homework/ a great source of stuff
www.britannica.com Perhaps the world's most famous
encylcopaedia.
http://www.nationalgeographic.com/homework/ great stuff
For Primary and Junior Classes look
here......
http://www.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk/Homework/
Need information on The
Bahamas.....try these links!
Social Studies/Historical information on
Bimini plus many photographs of early Bimini, try the Bimini Museum
site.
www.biminimusem.org
For information on The Bahamas in
general, the government and Bahamian geography try these two
websites.
www.bahamas.gov.bs
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/country_profiles/1154642.stm
www.bahamas.com
www.rbpf.org
Math Help...look
here
http://www.factmonster.com/homework/hwmath.html
The Police Country
of the Month
A part of the homework
page is to feature a different country every month. Look below to
learn about other countries and the people who live there.
Check a world map to see where
this country is in relation to The Bahamas...
Go to search
engine www.google.com and type in
Google Earth to see this country from a
satellite (you need DSL or Cable connection)
These links will make for an
interesting journey.....
CANADA
Canada. like The Bahamas is
a Commonwealth country. At one time, Canada, like us, was a British
territory. Today, like us, Canada is an independent country with
over 30 million citizens. Like The Bahamas, Queen Elizabeth is
recoginsed as the Head of State. A Governor General represents the
Queen in Canada. They have a parliament, similar to our own. A prime
minister runs the country on a daily basis and he has cabinet
ministers to assist him. There is also an appointed Senate. The
juducial system is similar to our own, as it too is British based.
Bahamians can visit Canada without a VISA. Many Bahamians have gone
to school in Canada. Many thousands of Canadians vacation in our
country every year.
Canada is a two language
nation. English and French are Canada's official
languages.
Canada's population is made
up of people from all over the world.
http://worldatlas.com/webimage/countrys/namerica/ca.htm
Canada, in sheer
size, is the SECOND largest country in the world. It is over
3,000 miles wide. Much of Canada is in the far north and has harsh
winters. Southern Canada has warm to hot summers and cool to very
cold winters. Where you live in Canada will determine the climate
you experience. Most Canadians live in southern Canada.
Read more about Canada....our
Commonwealth cousins to the north!
http://canada.gc.ca/acanada/acPubHome.jsp?font=0&lang=eng
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canada
Pictures of Canada
http://www.picturescanada.com/
Visit Canada's Governor
General
http://www.gg.ca/
Listen to Canadian radio--
click and pick a city
http://www.cbc.ca/listen/index.html
Kid's Stuff
http://www.cbc.ca/kids/
More neat Canadian
Stuff
http://www.outdoorcanada.ca/ockids/fishing_fun.shtml
 Canadian police officers
marching The famous Royal
Canadian Mounted Police. They are also called
"Mounties".
 Royal Canadian Mounted Police
CANADA
CANADA CANADA
CANADA CANADA
EXAMS are soon to
start!
BJC
BGCSE
Do your best. Study.
Read.
Bimini Police Station Homework
Helpers
Ask Us. We want to
help.
biminipolice@yahoo.com
"A great site for kids. I
teach in Canada and often point my students to your homework helping
page...your whole site is great for
information."
Mrs Karen MacKinnon, Brantford Ontario
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