Memories and religious belives in Artknits Thornhill: Part 1

It never causes to amaze me...the anticipaiton of a new year beginning the exitement of engaging in a myriad of learning opportunities and then, how quicky it all passes and we find ourselves at the end of another school year. All of this courses with an immense sense of pride and gratitude. I have toad our students time and time again that everyday is a new one, another day to be better than they were the day before, with each sunrise come an infinite amount of possibilities. Its is these chances for exploring, success and empathy that inspire us, and help us create your flip through them, be proud of what you have learned, who you have become, and all of thosethat helped along the way.

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Artknits Thornhill articles: Lets learn about cells!

So, the cell theory states that living things consist of cells, that a cell is the basic structural and function the unit of life. And they are all cells come from pre-existing cells. So, scientist have been study living things for over 400 years. Later, the development of the microscope allows scientist to see cells for the first time because, it was hard to see. So, they can develop the cell theory by basic characteristics, of living things. You have to learn cells from other living things because, you have to learn what is the cell is look like, of its size or complexity. And it reminds us of studying of how living things work.

What is a sacrament?

A sacrament is a physical symbol. And it is tangible (the meaning of being physical). And also, it is an invisible reality. Sacraments require communication. And sacraments have symbols like for example, water for baptism and bread and wine for the eucharist. Sacraments can have real causes and they have happened in real life like when you are a baby, you are baptized. Sacraments were involved in the 5 senses by touch, taste, see, hear, and smell. Like for example, when you receive your "First Holy Communion," it requires taste because the Priest will put Jesus in your mouth. These are the 7 sacraments.

What Is Normal?

Being normal means to be typical and to be expected. And also, the things that are common to do for everybody. Like for example of being normal is people will know all the rules in the society like for example do not do dangerous things. An example of not being normal is developing disorders and doing dangerous things. Here is a list of examples of things that are normal to you. People needed routines and rules. Everyone is different in society. Everyone is part of society. Eat foods. Going shopping for clothes. Going to school.

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