'Chocolate bar' diaporamas de présentation

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Review Linear Equations

Review Linear Equations. Thursday, April 24 th. Review: Creating Equations.

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Grilled Chicken

Grilled Chicken. Pancakes. Bacon and eggs. Grilled Fish. Salad. Pizza. Nachos. Ice Cream Sundae. Potato Chips. Gatorade. Protein Bar. water. Fruit plater. Veggie Platter. Chocolate cake. Chocolate bar. Hamburger. Fries and Onion Rings. Deli Sandwitch. Sausage on a bun.

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Microwaves

Microwaves. History of Microwaves.

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Honesty

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The Imperative

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Charlie and The Chocolate Factory.

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Microwaves

Microwaves. History of Microwaves.

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x 10

George has 0.3 of a brownie. Ryan has 0.03 of a brownie. Ryan and George think they have the same amount. Are they right? . In this lesson you will learn that the digit in one place is 1/10 the digit to the left by using base ten blocks. x 10. x 10. x 10. x1/10. x 1/10. x1/10. .

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TRASH

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Burning Everest Week 2

Burning Everest Week 2. Year 7 Module 2. Learning Objectives. MUST: Explore ideas texts and issues through a variety of dramatic approaches and conventions (L5c+)

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Year 4

Year 4. Problem solving. Sunflower Problems. Year 4 are given a sunflower that is 97cm tall. They measure it later in the term, and it has grown 95cm. How many metres tall is the sunflower now?

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Youth Ideas - Chocolate Bar Scramble

Difficult but not impossible.

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Commas

Commas. A panda. ..eats shoots and leaves. A panda. ..eats, shoots and leaves. Use 1. The comma will put a pause in your sentence and give your reader a breather! E.g : If you want to finish you tea, we could go to the cinema. Where would you put a comma in the following sentence?

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Starter

Starter. Gillette Case study- calculate the added value. Lesson Objectives Explore the main sources of added value Success criteria C < Define what added value and a unique selling point is Identify and describe the main sources of added value C>

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Idioms

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Family Poems

Family Poems. By Jacob Bailey And Jon Tongue. My Mum. My mum is a chocolate bar Lovely and tasty Full of sweets My dad tried to eat her once Now he is used as a sweet wrapper. By Jon Tongue and Jacob Bailey . my sister. My sister is bomb She is full of fury

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