Explanation: How Our Muscles Work

This is explanation is going to tell how muscles in the  body work.

The smooth muscles are mostly the respiratory system and the digestive system when you eat something the smooth muscles push the food down as it’s being digested. And the muscles push the food out when you are going to vomit and other reasons is that the smooth muscles also help us in other ways like when we want to pee the smooth muscles help hold it inside.

Now the cardiac muscles or in other ways they are called involuntary which means they work when you’re not even trying, one of the cardiac muscles is the heart which pumps blood through the rest of our body, which means you don’t have to tell it what to do it just does it by itself.

The skeletal muscles or they are also called voluntary which means you have to move them yourself and it doesn't work by themselves, they’re controlled by different parts of the brain like the cerebral motor cortex and the cerebellum, the brain which sends an electrical signal down the spin and on to where it moves which causes them to contract, and the message is sent back to the brain which is smooth.

Olympic

The Olympic Games are a competition where top athletes compete for their country or nation.Only the top athletes from countries around the world qualify to represent their country. This explanation is going to explain how the Olympics came to be and how they changed over time.

In 776 BC (before Christ) that had only introduced sports that was music, singing and poetry and it was all about perfecting excellence, for the first thirteen years of the Olympic games starting, they only had just featured one sporting event that was the 200 yard dash.

In the town called Olympia where the Olympics we're called Olympiads and they never did what they did now for the Olympics, during the Olympics they would have to sacrifice an ox (a cow) just to honour the great Greek god Zeus which he appeared in the Greek mythology.

But over time the Greeks have been introducing new sports in the Olympics like boxing, chariot and mule racing, and a foot race where the competitors wore a full suit of armour, so they combined running, jumping, wrestling, javelin throwing and throwing the discus which in the Olympian days they called pentathlon and they inspired world class competition and in 391 ad Theodosius banned the Olympic games.

brainstorm

This is my  brainstorm  It is about Fire dance have a look and enjoy. I would love to hear your comments below.

AL 87

To me It means helping others and treating teachers like we treat our parents. And the other one is to help others and teach them what manners look like.

Brainstorm

Multiplication

On we Jun 15 and we have to do Multiplication & Division it was for  Maths  

Barcelona camp

                         Barcelona camp

Barcelona camp is going to be Exciting because you get to train with the pros like Messi, Neymar , Suarez and Many more. I want to meet these player at Barcelona camp for 2 whole weeks.You have to go to houston it is in a  city called Texas if you want to come along

you can go to site underneath www.fcbarcelonasoccercamps.com.

Here is some thing about Messi he was Born on June 24, 1987 Lionel Messi soccer player moved to Spain at the age of 13 after. Messi became a star in his new country, scoring at will while leading his club to championships. In 2012, he set a record for most goals in a calendar year, and afterwards was named FIFA's "Player of the Year" a record fourth time.

Neymar was born on February 5, 1992, Brazil. The son of a former professional soccer player, Neymar followed in his father's footsteps by playing street football games and futsal, an indoor version of the game. He joined the Portuguesa Santista youth club in 1999, and within a few years was one of the most highly regarded young talents in the country.