PowerPoint or PowerPointless?
http://bit.ly/10FhHG
Presentation can be found at: http://daviderogers.blogspot.com

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Hat tip – Doug Belshaw

Barriers?
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Imagine an amazing place....
1. Look at the objects.
2. Think about where they would be used.
3. Write a description of the place where the
objects would be used.
4. Include as much detail as you can
5. 2 minutes

Stop writing!

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Alternatives?

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Reinvention?

Some background information about World WarⅡ:
What Caused WWⅡ ?

A brief review of the
Second World War
What caused the
Second World War?
1.What chains of
events led to the
Second World War?
2.What could have
prevented the
Second World War?
the main structure

1939 to 1945:September 1, 1939
1930s and 1940s Asia & Europe
 Africa & Americas naval battles
 the unconditional surrender
the Axis nations
May 8, 1945 September 2, 1945

Ⅰ Several failures :
 the Treaty of Versailles
 the League of Nations
Ⅱ A series of policies:
 Isolation
 Appeasement
Ⅲ Some “-isms”:
 Fascism, Nationalism, Totalitarianism
 Others:
 Collectivist Ideology
 Economic Depression

Many thanks to Tony Cassidy

High Tide
Low Tide
Corrasion occurs between
high and low tide- rocks
1 are hurled at the base
of the cliff.

Cliff is
undercut, leaving it
unstable.
Wave Cut Notch
Eroded material
available to
take part in
2 corrasion.

Cliff retreats
Wave Cut Notch
The process of
corrasion will
Wave Cut
continue…
Platform-
corrasion can
not occur below
3 low tide.

Cliff retreats
Wave Cut
Platform.
4

Using the terms
below, produce a four
picture storyboard
explaining the process
that produces a wave cut
platform.
Corrasion
High Tide
Low Tide
Wave Cut Notch Cliff
Retreat
Wave cut
platform
Hat Tip – Tony Cassidy

Break free from the desk
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Video

Buttons

Video.wmv
Music.wav

Images

Geography detectives
In your exercise books describe what you will see in the
bottom of this image
• What has happened?
• You my ask only 10 questions
• Think carefully about your questions
• Listen to other peoples questions

Images, Music, Timing

Where on earth is Iceland?
• Iceland or not quiz
• 1-10
• Look at the images.
• Y – this is Iceland
• N – this is not Iceland

1.
http://flickr.com/photos/orvaratli/

2.
http://flickr.com/photos/stuckincustoms/

3.
http://flickr.com/photos/omarrun/

4.
http://flickr.com/photos/gillimann/

5.
http://flickr.com/photos/chrispercival/

6.
http://flickr.com/photos/ccgd/

7.
http://flickr.com/photos/stuckincustoms/

8.
http://flickr.com/photos/peturgauti/

9.
http://flickr.com/photos/lydur/

10.
http://flickr.com/photos/gudmunda/

To infinity and beyond
the classroom
Walt Jabsco

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Google Documents

Hat tip – Doug Belshaw

http://wallwisher.com/wall/tlcdrg
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Hat tips to:
• Doug Belshaw
• Tony Cassidy
• Ollie Bray
• Alan Parkinson
• Rob Chambers
• David Rayner