Use this template to build your own profit and loss account as a small business owner.The Celtic tribes lived in scattered villages. They lived in round houses with thatched roofs of straw or heather.The walls of their houses were made from local material. Houses in the south tended to be made from wattle (woven wood) and daub (straw and mud) as there was an ample supply of wood from the forests. The houses had no windows. The roof was made from straw with mud placed on top to keep the warmth in. The houses in the north were made with large stones held together with clay. The photograph below shows both types of houses. The Celts would light a fire in the middle of the roundhouse for cooking and heating. It must have been very smoky inside. The smoke from the fire escaped through a hole in the roof. Animals were often kept inside the house at night. A wattle wall confined the animals to one area. Most Celts lived in scattered farming communities surrounded by a bank with wooden fencing and a ditch to keep out intruders and wild animals.

grew wheat and barley, and reared sheep, goats, pigs and cattle. Sometimes groups of houses were built on the top of hills. These are called hill-forts. The largest and most complex Iron Age hill fort in Britain today is Maiden Castle in Dorset. The vast multiple ramparts enclose an area the size of 50 football pitches! As well as small communities, there were also large settlements and heavily defended forts. Colchester was one such large Celtic settlement.Glacier Bay Shower Faucet Replacement Parts BBC animation - How to build a Round houseAlaskan Husky Puppies For Sale In Portland Oregon Make you own Celtic Round houseSwift Robot Vacuum Cleaner Visit the BBC Celtic online activity

You are hereHome Lesson Planning Teacher-Submitted Lesson Plans Report Abusive or Spam CommentDownload Themler as theme or template for your CMS: FREE Site BuiderInstallation Guide | Now Receive Two Products for the Price of One Quick and easy-to-use web design generator for Windows with hundreds of design options and export to WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, DotNetNuke and Blogger. Instantly become a Web Design expert, editing graphics, coding, and creating joomla templates, drupal themes, wordpress themes, DNN skins, and blogger templates all in minutes, without Photoshop or Dreamweaver, and no technical skills. Try the most powerful CMS theme designer on the planet.Build themes for your website or for sale. Works directly within your CMS. Create Amazing CMSThemes Without Coding The most powerful Theme Design Environment that lets you further customize your themes and templates and add advanced features to WordPress, Joomla, Drupal themes. Themler also works with e-commerce systems like Magento, wooCommerce, VirtueMart and PrestaShop!

Use Artisteer and Themler Separately or Together to Create Anything from Simple Designs To The Most Advanced When Artisteer is not enough, export your designs to Themler and continue adding advanced features like transitions and animations, parallax, multiple page templates and more. Now you can master the power of design, no matter how simple or complex! New Sabin Newsletter "The Sabin Sentinel" Check out "The Sabin Sentinel". Morning routine change for all students Morning Schedule for PYP or Primary Years Program (Grades K-5) 8:25 a.m. – 2:50 p.m. On Mondays (or the first day of the school week), Morning Schedule for MYP or Middle Years Program (Grades 6-8) 8:20 a.m. – 3 p.m. School supply lists 2016-17 School supply lists by class Welcome to Sabin's New Website! Greetings Sabin Students, Family and Staff, I am so pleased to be welcoming you to a new school year. I am honored to be following in Mr. Andrew Dauch’s footsteps as your new principal and look forward to an exciting year!

Thank you to all of the families, students, staff and community members who have made this transition a pleasant one for all of our front office staff. My schedule during this transition has been full answering emails, hosting visitors along with scheduled meetings. This year, we have approximately, 540 students from grades K-8 and nearly 60 staff. We have many new staff this year in our building and several changes which we are very excited about. In a little more than one month, I have had the tremendous pleasure of sitting down with many staff to learn about the strengths and opportunities at Sabin from each of their unique perspectives. What I can tell you that I learned from those interactions is that we have a very talented group of professionals committed to student success. They embody the principles of IB (Risk-Taker, Thinker, Inquirer, Principled, Knowledgeable, Communicator, Balanced, Reflective, Caring, and Open-Minded) and in a variety of ways work to model IB for Sabin students.

The year ahead will be one full of new adventure, new skills and new learning. As in life, it will not come without challenges; however, if we each remember the principles around which our school operates, I believe that we can get through any obstacle together and in the process build a stronger Sabin for our children while modeling respect, collaboration and teamwork. I am committed to academic and personal excellence, inclusivity, and fun! In just over a month’s time, I have met some of the most welcoming, thoughtful, reflective and participatory families and staff. You all reflect the bright light of Sabin and I truly look forward to all that we will accomplish together to keep that light glowing! Roosevelt opening delayed one day, classes start Tuesday, August 30 Dear Roosevelt High School Families and Community, We have been hard at work all summer preparing for the new school year. The facilities look beautiful and are ready for our students. We want to provide our teachers with an additional day to make final touches to their classrooms.

We are delaying the start of school by one day; students will start school Tuesday, August 30th. Healthy Schools Update: Week of August 22 Dear PPS Families and Staff: We hope that you have had a wonderful summer and that everyone is excited about starting the new school year next week. Saturday, August 27 from 9:00am-noon is Portland Public Schools’ Annual Project Community Care Day. Join PPS staff and community volunteers to help prepare schools to welcome students back to class next week. More information is available here. 2014-15 Oregon English Language Learner Report Released The Oregon English Language Learner Report is an annual publication required by ORS 327.016, which reports on financial information for English language learner programs and the objectives and needs of students eligible for and enrolled in an English language learner program. The report provides information on the demographics of students in English language learner programs in each school district.