[journal week 16 : cartoon movie and children's book]
cartoon movie : "UP" and children's book : "Samantha The Girl Scientist"
2 Dec 2021
[journal week 14 : watch 2 news]
“The omicron variant was in Europe a week before South Africa reported it”.
The omicron coronavirus variant was already in the Netherlands a week before South Africa reported the new variant to the World Health Organization, according to a Dutch health agency.
The variant was recently identified in retests of samples that were taken on Nov. 19 and 23, the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment, or RIVM, announced on Tuesday.
Revelations about the variant's existence in Europe before it was reported in Africa add a new twist to questions about where and how the variant originated — and whether travel bans on South Africa and its neighbors are an appropriate response to the variant.
South African officials raised the alarm about the heavily mutated variant, B.1.1.529, on Nov. 24. Two days later, the WHO classified it as a variant of concern and dubbed it omicron.
The global health agency says the variant poses a "very high" risk because its mutations could help it spread more easily — and possibly infect people who might otherwise be considered immune to previous variants.
2 Dec 2021
[journal week 15 : songs]
I'll sing "La La Lost You" by NIKI and "Heather" by Conan Gray
29 Nov 2021
[journal week 12 : find partner to speak English]
I have a sister, she's fresh graduate
29 Nov 2021
[journal week 10 : watch 2 news]
Good morning everyone, good to be with you, i’m Anida Azzahra. Today i will bring news about Childhood obesity in England soars during pandemic.
Thousands of children are facing “serious” and even “devastating” (davestading) consequences as a result of weight gain during the pandemic, experts warn, as “alarming” figures reveal one in four 10- and 11-year-olds in England (https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/england) are obese. (obis)
Health leaders are calling for a “relentless drive” to boost child health as official NHS data lays bare for the first time how child obesity levels have soared during lockdowns.
The National Childhood Measurement (mezherment) Programme, which measures obesity prevalence among school-age pupils in reception class and year 6, found obesity levels rocketed in both year groups by more than 4 percentage points between 2019-20 and 2020-21.
That's all for today, i'm Anid Azzahra, have a good day.
29 Nov 2021
[journal week 11 : listen music]
I'll sing keepyousafe by Yahya and Heal The World by Michael Jackson
24 Nov 2021
[journal week 13 : cartoon movie and children's book]
[Cartoon Movie : Raya and The Last Dragon]
Raya and the Last Dragon tells the story of Raya, a lone warrior on a quest to bring back the last dragon, so that she can save her homeland of Kumandra from the sinister Druun. Along the way, Raya must learn that she can’t do everything herself, and that she must open herself up and trust others to save Kumandra. Raya also has the task of uniting the tribes to become Kumandra. The movie show multi-ethnic stories and cultures, it also gives us another powerful princess. There are several moral messages that can be taken from this movie, such as learning how to work with people you disagree with is invaluable, not everyone has good intentions, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t trust people, and it’s good to own your mistakes and try to make them right.
[Children Book : The Royale Raven]
The Royal Raven is the story of a Raven who tried to alter the way he look to gain attention and the troubles he faced. He believed that he is unique and different from others and tried to seek attention from his crew of Ravens. He rushed towards the middle of the forest and asked help from a witch who lived there. The witch with her magical powers transformed the Raven into a colorful bird with glittering feathers. Raven looked so beautiful as ever. He rushed to his crew and boasted his beauty. But all of them remained silent.
28 Oct 2021
[journal week 9 : find a partner to speak english with]
I have a new friend, his name is Anchal Agarwal, he is from a different country with me, we know each other through youtube. We often talk about many things, right now we are talking about blind date.
15 Oct 2021
[journal week 8 : cartoon movie and children book]
[Cartoon Movie : Moana]
This film tells about the daughter of the village chief named Moana who goes on an adventure to save her village from the darkness. Her village began to find it difficult to find fish, and the trees began to rot. She crosses the ocean, looking for the person who started the destruction of her village, Maui. Together they save the world by restoring Te Fiti's heart until there is no darkness. There are many moral messages in this film, such as follows your heart, don't be proud to apologize, and success takes effort that never goes out.
[Children's book : Never Lonely Again by Hans Wilhelm]
This book tells the true story of the author who once had no friends. He wrote about Chestnut having no friends. One day, the otter named Morris, came swinging on a Chestnut’s tree branch. Morris learns Chestnut has no friends, and agrees to be his friend. And they've been friends ever since, opening Chestnut's mind to finding more friends.
6 Oct 2021
[JOURNAL WEEK 6 : News]
Sweden pauses use of Moderna COVID vaccine for younger age groups.
Sweden will pause the use of Moderna's (MRNA.O) COVID-19 vaccine for people born 1991 and later after reports of possible rare side effects, such as myocarditis, the Swedish health agency said on Wednesday.
The health agency said data pointed to an increase of myocarditis and pericarditis among youths and young adults that had been vaccinated.
The health agency said it now recommended the Comirnaty vaccine from Pfizer/Biontech instead. People born 1991 or later that had received a first Moderna shot, some 81,000 people, would not get a second Moderna jab, it added.
The European Medicines Agency approved the use of Comirnaty in May, while Spikevax was given the nod for children over 12 in July.
27 Sept 2021
[JOURNAL WEEK 5 : Partner to Speak English]
I have a friend, her name is Anisah Yulfika Sari, she is from Bekasi. We used to talk about boarding houses, and she gave me a lot of information about boarding houses. She also shared her experience during boarding and i felt very helped by the experience.
17 Sept 2021
[JOURNAL WEEK 4 : CHILDREN BOOK & CARTOON MOVIE]
In my experience, I do watch cartoons regularly because I'm a Disney fan, and after I regularly watched movies for one week, my vocabulary grew a lot, then my speaking ability also improved. And most importantly, I became aware of the various accents used in each film. how to improve English skills by watching this movie is the most effective for me and is my favorite way.
13 Sept 2021
[JOURNAL WEEK 3 : SONGS]
[Listen to English Music]
In my experience, this method is the way I like the most and the way is quite effective for me because I really like music, so listening to music really helps me. Because I always look for the lyrics of the lyrics along with their translations so that I understand the meaning of the song as well as improve my English skills.
6 Sept 2021
[PODCAST NEWS : COVID-19 Screening Important During Cold, Flu Season] by Anida Azzahra
[NEWS SCRIPT] While the flu season hasn’t started yet, the Thunder Bay District Health Unit reminds you that we can expect more respiratory illnesses as students head back to school.
Federal health officials have also been warning that the school year and cooler weather lead to more indoor gatherings, which can speed up the spread of COVID-19, colds, and flu.
Even if you’re sure your child has a cold or the sniffles, Thunder Bay’s Medical Officer of Health Dr. Janet DeMille says it’s still important to screen daily for COVID-19 symptoms before school.
“The screening tool really focuses on symptoms that are very predictive of COVID,” she points out. “So, if you have any one of those symptoms, you should isolate and not go to school, or daycare or childcare for example, and get tested.”
DeMille says some symptoms, like a runny nose, are no longer considered a red flag for COVID-19 screening tools that students will use.
She reminds you that children with any respiratory illness should stay home until they feel better to avoid spreading a cold or flu through their daycare or school.
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