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The value of the 7 in each number is: a) 7,000 b) 700 c) 7,000 d) 7,001 e) 70,100 f) 47,200 g) 1,071,000
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This document outlines the CARR method for evaluating sources of information. CARR stands for Currency, Authority, Reliability, and Relevance. It presents questions to consider under each category to determine the age of the information, who is responsible for presenting it, whether the information can be proven or verified, and if it is relevant to the topic being researched. The document encourages checking sources for these four attributes before trusting the information.
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1. Tuning In: Get excited about your topic, understand the main idea, create an inquiry question to guide research, and set goals.
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3. Sorting Out: Organize your notes with headings, choose relevant information, ask additional questions, and write in your own words.
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What are materials
Materials are substances that are used to make objects through various manufacturing processes. Materials can be classified as metals, ceramics, polymers, composites or semiconductors based on their atomic structure and properties. The choice of material depends on the application and factors like strength, hardness, resistance and cost.
Top 10 poor countries
The document lists the top 10 poorest countries based on GDP per capita, ranging from $300 to $700. Many of these countries rely heavily on agriculture and face challenges such as civil unrest, drought, high population growth, unemployment, debt, and diseases that impact health and life expectancy. Poverty is widespread in these nations, with high percentages of populations living below the poverty line and being at risk for illnesses including HIV/AIDS.
Victorian Day Pictures
I have created a photo album to showcase pictures from my recent trip to Yosemite National Park. The album includes scenic landscape shots of Half Dome, El Capitan, and Yosemite Falls. It also features photos of wildlife like deer, squirrels, and a black bear I spotted by my campsite.
Group inquiry project
This document provides instructions and guidance for a group inquiry project. It outlines important due dates for completing the project, with presentations occurring on December 2nd and materials due by November 30th. It emphasizes the importance of cooperation within groups and provides tips for effective collaboration. The project requires an inquiry booklet, poster, museum item, information sources rating chart, and oral presentation to be included. It describes the components and expectations for each part of the project.
Spelling rules
Spelling rules can help improve your spelling abilities. Some important rules include doubling consonants after short vowels, dropping silent e's when adding suffixes beginning with vowels, and checking exceptions to rules with a dictionary. Mastering a few basic spelling rules can go a long way in enhancing your skills.
First week in 6 s – 2010
We have a variety of pictures available for you to view. Our photo collection showcases different subjects and was taken by our photographers. Please take a moment to browse through our images online or stop by our gallery for an in-person viewing.
Decimal pv & ordering
The document provides instructions for writing decimal numbers, ordering them from biggest to smallest, and writing decimal numbers within given ranges. Students are asked to write decimal numbers, identify the biggest number out of options, order sets of numbers, and write numbers between given values while ordering those numbers.
Ways to work without paper
This document provides 3 digital tools for presenting work without paper: Twitter can be used to quickly share information with teachers and friends; Wordle allows describing things with words and sharing feelings with friends; Wikispaces enables commenting on and collaborating with others on shared work that can also be shown to distant relatives.
How to present your work paperless!
This document provides information on paperless options for presenting work using online tools like Google Docs, Pageflakes, Wikispaces, and Slideshare. Google Docs allows collaboration on documents by sharing work and allowing others to add content. Pageflakes and Wikispaces enable embedding and uploading of slideshows, documents, videos and other materials to create online portfolios. Slideshare is specifically for uploading PowerPoint presentations and finding inspiration from other shared slides.
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