Tanzania
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Transportation
- Tanzania kids walk to every where they go and to go to school they walk 1-7 miles.
- Charlotte kids can take the bus or ride the car.
Photo by Nick-K (Nikos Koutoulas)
ELECTRICITY
- At Lemanyata school they have no electricity so no smart boards or white boards.
- At PD we have electricity and we have smart boards and white boards instead of chalkboards
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Class size
- At lemanyata school they have 100-125 students in a class.
- At Providence Day we have 17 to 21 people in fourth grade.
Hours in School
- In Tanzania kids have school 7:00 - 3:00.
- In Charlotte kids have school 8:00 - 3:00.
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CLOTHES/ DRESS Clothes
- The kids at lemanyata school wear a white under shirt and blue sweaters.
- At PD we the boys have to wear collared shirts and nice dress shorts or pants.
Photo by EricaJoy
THE CAPITALS
- The capital of Tanzania is Dodoma.
- The capital of North Carolina is Raleigh
Photo by James Willamor
Population
- The population in Tanzania is 51,726,028
- The population in Charlotte is 792,862.
Photo by Mirko.Eggert
LAND AND CLIMATE
- Tanzania is about the same size as Egypt.
- Most of Tanzania is covered by savannas.
- Tanzania is covered in 365,754 square miles.
- Tanzania has a dry season and a wet season.
Photo by @Doug88888
LAND AND CLIMATE
- Charlotte is in the piedmont region.
- Charlotte has 297.7 square miles.
- Charlotte has four seasons.
- We don't get much snow but it normally rains or its sunny.
Photo by James Willamor
Life as a Kid
- As a kid in Tanzania girls had to walk and get water at ages 8-10.
- Boys that are 8-10 have to raise goats.
Photo by Sacca
wild life
- In Tanzania the main animals are Zebras, giraffe, hippos, lions, goats, and birds.
- In Charlotte the wildlife are hawks, squirrels, deer, foxes, and birds.
Photo by Richard Clark (Digimist)
lANGUAGE
- In Tanzania there are over hundred languages.
- The official language spoken is Kiswhili.
- In Charlotte there are a lots of languages but the main language is English.
Photo by Wajahat Mahmood
schools
- most kids in Tanzania go to elementary school and they often have to walk to school.
- Some kids play so far away that they have to live at school and can only return to see their families on weekends and holidays.
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SCHOOL
- The schools in Tanzania don't have whiteboard or smart they use a chalkboard.
- In Charlotte we have smart boards and whiteboards and we do not live at school.
Photo by cdsessums
MONEY
- Tanzania is one of the poorest countries in the world. People in Tanzania make money by selling crops .charlotte is not poor and we have lots of buildings.
- And we get our food from grocery store to get food.
Photo by @Doug88888
FOODS
- Some common foods are bananas, rice and corn
- Most Tanzanian families eat egali once a day. Ugali is a stiff porridge made from corn.
- Food in Charlotte is hamburgers, hotdogs, pizza, barbecue, and fries.
Photo by Paco CT
RELIGION
- In Tanzania the religions are christian and muslim.
- In Charlotte the religions are Christian, Catholic, and Jewish.
Photo by Hindrik S
Holidays
- The main holidays in Charlotte are christmas, easter, thanksgiving, and passover.
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Fun facts
- Krispy Kream was founded in North Carolina.
- Tanzania has the biggest mountain in the world its name is Mt kilimanjaro.
Photo by Stuart Barr
SPORTS
- In Tanzania they play soccer, netball, boxing, and rugby
- In Charlotte we play football, basketball, soccer, baseball, softball, and golf.
Photo by Josh Kenzer
