No, itâs not a 911, but given how good the Cayenne is to drive, its new little brother should be engaging as well. Also, like the Cayenne, the Macan is being born with a shovel in hand and ready to chuck cash into Porscheâs coffers, which should play like music to any Porschephileâs ears.Youâre welcome, now revel in the mind-spinning gaggle of 911 variants and special editions the Macan and Cayenne pay for.The Macan, as weâve previously reported, is based on Audiâs clean-cut Q5, but youâd be hard pressed to tell just looking at it.In de-Audi-ing the Q5 into something a bit sportier, Porsche apparently looked only to the curvaceous Cayenne, doodled a smaller equivalent, and shut off the lights.o, itâs not a 911, but given how good the Cayenne is to drive, its new little brother should be engaging as well. Also, like the Cayenne, the Macan is being born with a shovel in hand and ready to chuck cash into Porscheâs coffers, which should play like music to any Porschephileâs ears.
Fun Facts about Photosynthesis for Kids. 1  In the leaves of a plant is a substance called chlorophyll. 2  Chlorophyll makes leaves green. 3  It also traps the energy from the sun so the plant can use it. 4  When plants take carbon dioxide from the air, they release oxygen.5  Animals use this oxygen to grow.un Facts about Photosynthesis for Kids. 1  In the leaves of a plant is a substance called chlorophyll. 2  When plants take carbon dioxide from the air, they release oxygen. 3  Plants also need minerals from the soil to grow. 4  Plants need large amounts of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium.
Introducing the Concept. Developing children's understanding of measurement is an ongoing task. Children are becoming familiar with the units that are used to measure different attributes of items. In this lesson they will learn how to compare items by weight in pounds and by mass in kilograms.Materials: pan balance, at least one 1-pound weight and one 1-kilogram mass, an inflated balloon or beach ball, a tennis ball. Preparation: Gather items that weigh approximately pound, 1 pounds, and 3 pounds.eveloping children's understanding of measurement is an ongoing task. Children are becoming familiar with the units that are used to measure different attributes of items. In this lesson they will learn how to compare items by weight in pounds and by mass in kilograms.