King Knights' Corner

1. CLASSIFICATION OF FARM ANIMALS ACCORDING TO HABIT   Habitat is defined as any environment in w an organism lives naturally. It is the natural h of an organism. For example, the habitat of fish is water. Farm animals are therefore classified into two groups based on their habitats. These two habitats are terrestrial and aquatic habitats.  a. Terrestrial Animals: This refers animals that live on land. In other words, the animals live on the surface of the land. All the growth, development, feeding and all activities are related to land. Examples of farm animals that lived on land are poultry birds, cattle, sheep, goats, rabbits, geese, turkeys, pigs, ostriches and grass cutters.  b. Aquatic Animals: This refers to animals that live in water. In other words, these farm animals live inside any body of water such as rivers, lakes, streams, lagoons, wells, ponds, seas, etc. All their growth, development, feeding and all their activities are done in water. Examples of farm animals that liv

Master Segun welcomes to our online class. Contentment    Contentment simply means a state of being happy and satisfied with what one has. A contented person is not always going above the law to possess riches but satisfied with the one he/she can get. A contentment person is a one who realizes that contentment starts from the inside with a satisfied mind and a cheerful heart. A contented person is one who is satisfied with who they are, what they are not and are not looking or demand more.  Features of contentment  1. They live in the moment  2. They focus on enjoyment instead of constantly looking at how life can be improved.  3. Their minds are free of worries  4. They assume the world is generally good rather than evil.  5. They focus on the beauty of life rather than the ugliness.  6. They experience life rather than constantly analyzing it  7. They let go of things they can’t control instead of hanging on to it.  Advantages/merits of contentment  1. Contentment helps to promote f