'Thames' diaporamas de présentation

True or False?

True or False? . Marine animals often mistake bits of plastic for food. TRUE Whales often think plastic bags are jelly fish. Fish mistake small bits of plastic for plankton. True or False? . Plastic rubbish kills as many as 1,000,000 sea creatures every year. True

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The Sun

The Sun. By James Harkin. How do we know what the Sun is made of?.

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Past Climate

Past Climate. Climate change, meaning a change in average air temperature and precipitation, is a significant aspect of global change. As a guide to the future consider the past climate; we know most about temperatures.

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PPP and PFI

PPP and PFI . Peter Livesey Senior Policy Analyst Corporate and Private Finance. UK Procurement Policy. HM Treasury . Corporate and Private Finance Team PPP/PFI procurement policy. Value for Money Team General procurement policy. Departmental PFUs

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Travelling to

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The importance of the bus to the Surrey economy Workshop report 3 February 2014

The importance of the bus to the Surrey economy Workshop report 3 February 2014. The TfS Partnership is a communications and consultation channel. It is the only transport partnership that reflects the boundary of Surrey. . Our approach.

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THE UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND

THE UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND. Every country has its own symbol. Red rose is the emblem of England. The flag of England is the red cross of St.George. England. Northern Ireland has its own symbol- a shamrock.The flag is the red cross of St.Patrick.

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Hilltop Elementary Fourth Grade

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London: Growing in numbers and inequality

London: Growing in numbers and inequality. Inner city. Hackney. Richmond on Thames. Banglatown. Spitalfields. Nightingale Estate - before. After.

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War of 1812

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The Great Fire Of London

The Great Fire Of London. Charon Dias. Where did it place?. The great fire took place in England's financial district, the heart of London. The Fire started in a bakers shop on pudding street shop to Thomas Faynor the royal baker of king Charles II. . Map of the fire. What happened?.

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O Tell Me The Truth About Love

O Tell Me The Truth About Love. W.H. Auden. Some say that love's a little boy, And some say it's a bird, Some say it makes the world go round, And some say that's absurd, And when I asked the man next-door, Who looked as if he knew, His wife got very cross indeed, And said it wouldn't do.

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London!!!

London!!!. Big Ben!!!. B i g B e n a n d H o u s e s o f P a r l i a m e n t !.

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Globe Theatre

Globe Theatre. By: Jocelyn White & Lauren Frey. What was the Globe Theatre?. Early English Theatre in London during the Elizabethan Era where most of Shakespeare's plays were presented. Two brothers, Richard and Cuthbert Burbage , built the Globe in 1599.

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what is plagiarism?

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Questions

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1 st day

1 st day. 1:00 pm we arrive in the Heatrow Airport, we take a taxi and we go to visit our grandmother, who lives outside of London 8:00 pm after eating a lot, we go away to our Hotel: the Delmere Hotel. We are very tired, so we go to sleep early. 2 2 nd day.

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Reclaimed by the Thames Artists : Becci Kenning, Ian Pilditch and Zach Walker

Reclaimed by the Thames Artists : Becci Kenning, Ian Pilditch and Zach Walker. Further Curriculum links: Geography: With the inclusion of the Map on the CD, further time can be spent investigating the source of the Thames in Oxford and estuary / Thames Barrier that leads to the sea.

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Reclaimed by the Thames Artists : Becci Kenning, Ian Pilditch and Zach Walker

Reclaimed by the Thames Artists : Becci Kenning, Ian Pilditch and Zach Walker. Further Curriculum links: Geography: With the inclusion of the Map on the CD, further time can be spent investigating the source of the Thames in Oxford and estuary / Thames Barrier that leads to the sea.

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