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This document discusses simple and complex machines. Simple machines have one or few components and examples include levers, hammers, scissors, screws, and pulleys. Complex machines have many elements, such as bicycles, cars, computers, mobile phones, and clocks. The document asks students to classify machines as simple or complex, identify parts of levers, and provide examples of simple and complex machines.
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Complex and simple machines
This document discusses simple and complex machines. Simple machines have one or few parts like levers, hammers, and pulleys. Complex machines have many elements, such as bicycles, cars, computers, and phones. It provides examples of simple machines like levers and complex machines. Students are asked questions to classify machines and identify lever parts. Activities involve classifying machines and labeling lever components. A journal entry asks students to write and draw examples.
Complex and simple machines
The document discusses simple and complex machines. Simple machines have one or few components and include levers, hammers, scissors, screws, and pulleys. Complex machines have many elements and include bicycles, cars, computers, mobile phones, and clocks. The document provides questions about classifying machines as simple or complex and identifying parts of levers, along with activities to classify machines and identify lever parts.
Complex and simple machines
This document discusses simple and complex machines. It defines simple machines as having one or few components, with examples like levers, hammers, and pulleys. Complex machines are defined as having many elements, with examples of bicycles, cars, computers, and phones. The document provides questions to test understanding of simple vs complex machines and asks students to classify examples and draw simple and complex machines in their journal.
Complex and simple machines
This document discusses simple and complex machines. Simple machines have one or few components like levers, hammers, and pulleys. Complex machines have many elements like bicycles, cars, computers, and phones. It provides examples of simple and complex machines and asks students to classify machines, identify parts of levers, and provide examples of each type of machine in their journals.
Complex and simple machines
This document discusses simple and complex machines. Simple machines have one or few components and examples include levers, hammers, and pulleys. Complex machines have many elements, such as bicycles, cars, computers, and phones. Levers are classified as simple machines and have three parts - the load, fulcrum, and effort. The document provides activities for classifying machines and examples of simple and complex machines.
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Complex and simple machines
This document discusses simple and complex machines. Simple machines have one or few components and examples include levers, hammers, and pulleys. Complex machines have many elements, such as bicycles, cars, computers, and phones. Levers are classified as simple machines and have three parts - the load, fulcrum, and effort. The document provides activities for classifying machines and examples of simple and complex machines.
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The document discusses simple and complex machines. Simple machines have one or few components and include levers, hammers, scissors, screws, and pulleys. Complex machines have many elements and include bicycles, cars, computers, mobile phones, and clocks. The document provides questions about classifying machines as simple or complex and identifying parts of levers, along with activities to classify machines and identify lever parts.
Complex and simple machines
This document discusses simple and complex machines. It defines simple machines as having one or few components, with examples like levers, hammers, and pulleys. Complex machines are defined as having many elements, with examples of bicycles, cars, computers, and phones. The document provides questions to test understanding of simple vs complex machines and asks students to classify examples and draw simple and complex machines in their journal.
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El hada malvada le dice a la princesa que pase y que pruebe un objeto llamado huso, con el que la princesa se pincha y queda dormida bajo un hechizo. Las hadas buenas hechizan a los habitantes del castillo para que también se duerman. Años después, un príncipe rompe el hechizo al besar la mano de la princesa y se casan.
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