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- My World
- Unit 1 Family and Friends
- Unit 2 Sports and Activities
- Unit 3 School Life
- Tell Me How
- Unit 4 Instructions and Directions
- Unit 5 Free Time
- Unit 6 Celebrations and Food
- Project 1 Now and Then
- Unit 7 Journey to the Past
- Unit 8 The Work We Do
- Unit 9 Jobs and Personality
- Facing Challenges
- Unit 10 Travels and Exploration
- Unit 11 Energy and Recycling
- Unit 12 Predicting the Future
- Project 2
Mud Houses Old Kuwaiti houses were made using rocks and mud. They had a spacious courtyard in the middle where the family would usually get together. The roof was made of 'Jandal' which is strong wood. Igloos An igloo is a temporary home for Inuit people in the Arctic. It is easy to build out of ice blocks, and has got a fire in the middle. It is warm, comfortable and very safe, especially against storms. Wooden Houses In Poland, the tradition of wooden homes is 1,000 years old. Wooden homes are easy to build with trees. They are eco-friendly and healthier to live in. They are naturally warm in winter and cool in summer.
Ahmed loves all kinds of sports. He plays in the school football team. His best friend, Yaser, plays in the team, too. Both of them can play tennis. Ahmed is also very good at swimming. One day, Ahmed and Yaser saw a programme on TV. It is about a new sport called cave diving. Ahmed: I want to try that! Yaser: It looks dangerous to me. Ahmed: I need good equipment and a good teacher, that's all. It is the day of Ahmed's first cave dive. His diving equipment is very heavy. He holds a coloured blue line to show him where to swim. He follows his teacher. He dives down into a very big cave. The water is warm. The cave is quite dark. He can see his teacher's light in front of him. Then, suddenly, he can't see the light. Ahmed is afraid! Does he follow the teacher? No! He holds the blue line and waits. He waits for five minutes, but it feels like a long time. He remembers two important things. One: don't leave the line. Two: don't follow, think! His teacher comes back. Ahmed is very happy. Together they swim out of the cave to safety.
Sky is the Limit RIO DE JANEIRO, Sept 11, 2016 (KUNA): Ahmad Al-Mutairi came first in the men's 100 m race at the Rio 2016 Paralympics. Ahmad Al-Mutairi is a Kuwaiti para-sport athlete who has broken numerous world records in wheelchair racing. Al-Mutairi was introduced to sport while at school, playing wheelchair basketball. One of his PE teachers saw potential in Almutairi and suggested that he joined the Kuwaiti Sports Club for the Disabled. Initially he joined the basketball team, but after five months, one of the trainers advised him to try other sports. Almutairi tried out wheelchair racing and found that he excelled at the sport. In 2009 he entered his first track and field competition, held in the United Arab Emirates. In 2011, he took part in the World Championships in New Zealand. In 2012, Al-Mutairi was selected for the Kuwait team at the Summer Paralympics in London. The next year, Al-Mutairi travelled to Lyon to compete in the 2013 Athletics World Championships. His first major medal success came the following year at the 2014 Asian Para Games in South Korea where he was able to win two silver medals. Throughout 2015, Almutairi continued to improve his times, and set a new world record in Switzerland. Later that year he represented Kuwait at his third World Championship, in Doha, Qatar. In the final he set a championship record of 17.53 to beat his nearest rival by over a second and a half.
