South Sudan learnings

Hello

 Today we have been learning about South Sudan with Janet and Philip. They told us whats it like in South Sudan and they also asked questions.Also the things i have learnt are:
  • As.Salam Alaykum}peace be with you.
  • Alaykum As.Salam}peace be with you to.
  • Juba is the capital of South Sudan
  • There are 65 languages
  • Its 36 degrees
  • When they can't sleep they go in the shower with their pyjamas or we their blankets and sleep
  • They get water from the Nile
  • They don't have ordinary toilets
  • Water from underground is salty
  • Its very dangerous to travel on roads
  • 500,000 is the popularity
  • Water is very deep 150 meter
  • 100 bucks are 30 cents in South Sudan
  • Their houses are in mountains because their warning about floods.
  • Most of the children don't go to school 
  • They dye their hairs with cow pee
  • Cows are very important for them
  • Kids like to hunt small animals
  • Some only have 2 sets of clothes.
  • Children has to shave their hairs to go to school.
  • Some schools you will have to pay but most of them you don't.
  • Parents don't think why they should go to school.
  • Sometimes when children go to school they get a different language so they will have to try and understand what teachers or students say.


 These are what the coins in South Sudan look like.











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