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P atriots C heer T eam

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Activities for Primary and Middle School Teachers

Activities for Primary and Middle School Teachers. Jane Coates 2013. 1. Shoes and socks. What do you wear on your head? A hat. What do you wear on your hands? Gloves. What do you wear on your feet? Socks Shoes and socks Shoes and socks What do you wear when its cold?

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Kinetic Energy, Temperature, Phase Changes

Kinetic Energy, Temperature, Phase Changes. Chapter 13 Concepts. Kinetic Energy. particles have a wide range of K.E. use the average kinetic energy of all particles substances in different states of matter can have the same average K.E. table salt, water, helium at room temperature

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Fig. 15-CO, p. 414

Chapter 15: Atmospheric Optics. Fig. 15-CO, p. 414. White Clouds and Scattered Light. reflection scattering. Thunderstorms appear dark because the clouds (cumulonimbus) are about 10 km deep, scattering most of the light.

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House as a system

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How Long Are You Going To Make God Wait ??

How Long Are You Going To Make God Wait ??. This Is How It Started:. When Adam and Eve disobeyed God, they chose to hide themselves from him. This resulted in the separation between man and God. God did not separate himself from us. We made that choice. We left him in the beginning.

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Hydrosphere

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SERVICE LEARNING

SERVICE LEARNING. HORT 4012 University Terrace Jason Kelly and Edward Heard. Purpose of the Service Learning Program. Extending the role of the University by providing a needed service in the community, while gaining practical skill and experience in the in the context of a University class:

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Blizzards

Blizzards. By Lauren Hunt. Where do Blizzards Happen?. Blizzard often happen in the northern great plans of the united states, in eastern and central Canada , and in some parts of Russia. . How Often do B lizzards Happen?.

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TORNADOES

TORNADOES. BY ERIC MOSS. HOW TORNADOES FORM. tornadoes usually form in a giant rotating thunderstorm called a supercell. Supercells form when cold polar air meets warm tropical air. Tornadoes make a loud thundering noise when they touch the earth . HOW TORNADOES ARE CLASSIF I ED.

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Biological Motivation

Biological Motivation. Chapter 6 Key Terms: Motivation, Homeostasis, Drive Reduction Theory, Hypothalamus. Motivation. Define the following: Motivation Biological What might biological motivation mean? Examples? . Homeostasis.

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TORNADOES

TORNADOES. BY ERIC MOSS. HOW TORNADOES FORM. tornadoes usually form in a giant rotating thunderstorm called a supercell. Supercells form when cold polar air meets warm tropical air. Tornadoes make a loud thundering noise when they touch the earth . HOW TORNADOES ARE CLASSIF I ED.

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Fronts

Fronts. By Kendall. Introducing Fronts.

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Tornados

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Tornados in the U.S.A

Tornados in the U.S.A. Erin Wix, Casey Long, Jared Farmer May 6, 2014. Basic Information. Tornados most often occur between 3pm and 9pm Most tornados only last a few minutes Tornados have their own unique color Tornados can reach up to 250 mph. Tornados in America.

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The water cycle

The water cycle. By Maggie Bruderman February 2012. Evaporation. Evaporation is when water vaporizes and rises into the air.It happens when warm air turns water into a gas. Condensation.

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Thunderstorms

Thunderstorms. A thunderstorm is a tall Cumulonimbus cloud full of heated air. A thunderstorm forms when cold air pushes against worm air causing the warm air to rise. Thunderstorms form all around the world. Fun facts. Every day, 10 million lightning bolts strike the earth

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Weather Unit

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Ice Cream I love ice cream C old and spherical E aten when cold C hocolate flavour is a good choice

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Vocabulary Integumentary System

Vocabulary Integumentary System. Albinism- caused by absence of melanin Sebaceous glands- oil glands (produce sebum) Sebum- substance produced to lubricate skin HOMEWORK: Due next class Check shampoo, soaps, moisturizers you have at home and find any mention of these two substances:

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