1. In Libya during the day it’s hot. During the night it’s extremely cold.

2. The population is 6,387,000.

3. The area is 679,362 s.q. km.

4. The official language is Arabic.

5. The largest city is Tripoli.

My classmates and I have each been given a country to learn about and work on. I am going to tell you five facts about Morocco.

1) The borders of Morocco are Algeria and Mauritania.

2) The area of Morocco is 172,413 square miles (446,550 sq km).

3) In Morocco it is very hot.

4) The capital of Morocco is Rabat.

5) People in Morocco live in mountains and on farms.

Five things I know about Sudan are:

1. It's 917,374 square miles big.

2. The climate is tropical in the south and desert in the north.

3. It’s located in the north of Africa.

4. The borders are Libya, Chad, Egypt, Kenya, Central African Republic, Zaire, Uganda, and Ethiopia.

5. The land use is 46.8% pastures or meadows, 27% forest, 18.4% other.

I have been studying about Iran. These are five facts. 

1.  Iran is bordered by Turkey, Iraq, Pakistan, and Afghanistan.


2. Iran has two major mountain ranges.


3. The capital city is called Tehran.


4. Iran is about 1.6 square kilometers.


5. Iran’s population is 71 million people.

How many cities are there in Iran?

My class is learning about the Middle East. I want to tell you 5 facts about my country Saudi Arabia.

1. Saudi Arabia borders Jordan, Iraq, Kuwait, U.A.E, Oman, and Yemen.
   
   


2. Saudi Arabia is one of the driest countries.
   
   


3. Saudi Arabia has: mountains, deserts, forests, lakes, rivers, and seas.
   
   


4. Saudi Arabia’s natural resources are oil.
   
   


5. In the summer the temperatures can get up to 54C.
   
   

I am curious to know how it feels like living in Saudi Arabia.

Grade 4 is learning about countries. My country is Yemen. I want to tell you some really interesting facts about Yemen.

1. Yemen’s natural resource is fishing.


2. They have very least of money which affects the land.


3. The jobs that Yemen can offer to the people are agriculture, domesticating animals, working in oil fields, fishing, mining, and forestry.


4. There are a lot of dust storms.


5. Yemen’s population was estimated at 22.2 million in a year.
   
   

My classmates and I have each been given a country to learn about and work on. I am going to tell you five facts about Syria.

1. Syria’s borders are, Jordan, Lebanon, Iraq, and occupied Palestine.


2. Syria is about 71,498,050 q mi.


3. In Syria it is really hard to get water because the weather is so hot and there are very few rain falls.


4. In Syria it is very sandy and even though there are very few rain falls many people have farm’s because Syria is very dry and it has flat land.


5. The capital of Syria is Damascus.

I have been studying about Iraqi Kurdistan. And these are 5 of them.

1. Arbil is the second largest city in Iraq


2. Their Natural Resources: they have are oil and cement


3. They live in mountain ranges and herd sheep


4. Iraqi Kurdistan is bordered by Iran to the east, Turkey to the north, Syria to the west.


5. The capital of it is Arbil.

I am still curious to learn about how they learn to read and write. And the population.

1. UAE is part of the Middle East.


2. The capital of UAE is Abu Dhabi.


3. The borders of UAE are Saudi Arabia, Oman, and Yemen.


4. UAE is located on the eastern Arabian Peninsula.


5. In 1960, oil and gas was discovered in U.A.E.

I am learning about Oman.

Five things about Oman:

1. Oman is a really hot and dry country.


2. In a desert it is rocky.


3. It covers half of Oman.


4. Most of the people in Oman are Arabs.


5. Oman has lots of oil.

1. Qatar is cold in the winter and hot in the summer.


2. Qatar has lots of oil.


3. Qatar has plenty of salt water and not lot of drinking water.


4. Saudia Arabia and the Indian Ocean surround Qatar.


5. Most of the people in Qatar are Arabs.

Grade 4 is studying Middle Eastern countries.  I will be studying Lebanon in depth.  Here are five things I have already learned:

1. Lebanon has distinct geographical areas (mountains, valley, coastal plain).


2. Lebanon is on the far eastern edge of the Mediterranean Sea.


3.  Lebanon’s climate is one that is called a Mediterranean climate. This is where winters are cold and rainy, and the summers are hot and humid.


4.     Lebanon is famous for its cedar trees, but due to many years of forest depletion, they have become rare.


5. The Beqaa valley is the major agricultural area in the country.

 I am curious to learn about how the rivers in Lebanon help the water supply of Lebanon.