'Compass points' diaporamas de présentation

Magnetism

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Jeopardy

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Magnetism

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Magnets

Magnets. Magnets. More than 2,000 years ago Greeks discovered deposits of a mineral that was a natural magnet. The mineral is now called magnetite. In the twelfth century Chinese sailors used magnetite to make compasses that improved navigation. Magnetism.

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Digital StarLab Software

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Elevations

Chapter. 22. Elevations. Objectives. List features that should be included on an exterior elevation. Describe the placement of walls, windows, and doors on an elevation. Explain how to show roof features on an elevation. Identify the dimensions commonly shown on elevations.

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NT

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Introduction to the Night Sky

Ohio University - Lancaster Campus slide 1 of 21 Spring 2009 PSC 100. Introduction to the Night Sky. The Orion Nebula Credit: NASA, ESA, STScI. The Eagle Nebula Region Credit: NOAO/AURA/NSF. Ohio University - Lancaster Campus slide 2 of 21 Spring 2009 PSC 100.

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CH 3 Models of the Earth

CH 3 Models of the Earth. Topics. Know how latitude and longitude are set up (If given a point you should be able to find a general location on the earth) Map projections If given a projection you should be able to state what type of projection it is

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Exploring SPACE

Exploring SPACE. Tuesday May 16 2006 Armidale CEO. What is Space?. What do students think?. What do parents think?. What are your concerns?. Why teach SPACE?. Who needs it?. architects mechanics designer engineers dancers landscaper surveyor town planner carpenter.

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The Invention, History and Impact of Compass

The Invention, History and Impact of Compass. Work done by : Yitong Wang yow5293@psu.edu Sophia Yiu scy5036@psu.edu Gaohong Liu gzl5117@psu.edu Hanlun Zhou hoz5102@psu.edu Project 1 Physics 001 Section 001. Before the Invention of Compass---.

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Compass points and Bearings bingo

Compass points and Bearings bingo. Aim: Be the first to match 3 in a row (Line) or Full House. Choose 9. Question. Which compass point is given by the following bearing: 135 o ?. Question. Which compass point is given by the following bearing: 022.5 o ?. Question.

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Thinking Tools & Routines

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Hindu Basics

Hindu Basics. History. No known founder of Hinduism Hybrid of polytheism and monotheism--Worship many gods and goddesses to help them understand Brahma. Combination of Indus Valley Civilization and Aryan Civilization

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Magnetism-Magnets

Science RULES. Magnetism-Magnets. Kailey Toro, Megan Ly, Chad Unrue, Michael Fairbanks Items 1-5 on the packet. The Big Idea:. A moving e lectric c harge is surrounded by a magnetic field. Magnetic Poles. Each Magnet has a North and South pole Like Poles repel; Opposite poles attract

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Space/Art Workshops

Space/Art Workshops. Paper folding Questioning Designs Investigations Discussion Write about it Explore some more!. Net of a cube 11 ways. Closed, Open, Extended. Net of a tetrahedron. Designs, Nets and Tessellations. hexagons. pentagons. Kites, Dogs and Octagons. rhombus.

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Do Now Task . . . .

Objective: To use compass points and grid references. Vivos up for grabs!. Do Now Task . . . . Look on the map on page 12 (geog.1) Give a four figure grid reference for: Mickleham Hall Cowslip farm Nichols field Ext: What can be found in grid reference 32,44?. 1. Exactl y Where?.

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Black Elk Speaks overview and themes

Black Elk Speaks overview and themes. Black Elk Begins: 1866 Huck Finn: Written in 1884 13th Amendment Ratified in 1865 Significant Themes Journey of the Hero Cultural Displacement Coexistence with Nature Manifest Destiny Redefinition of Freedom.

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DESCRIBING CRYSTALS MATHEMATICALLY

DESCRIBING CRYSTALS MATHEMATICALLY. Three directional vectors Three distances: a, b, c Three angles: a, b, g A ll points can be described using coordinate system in terms of the three vectors qa, rb, sc In cubic systems, symmetry makes a = b = c and = b = g = 90 o Describe points using

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