'Hot summers' presentation slideshows

The Homesteaders

The Homesteaders. How did the Homesteaders farm the Great Plains?. How did the Homesteaders live on the Great Plains?. Who were the Homesteaders?. What was the role of the railroads?. How did the Government help the Homesteaders?. Farming on the Great Plains. What were the

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Jeopardy

Jeopardy . Cowboys and Miners. Trans. Railroad. War with NA. Vocab . Great Plains. Q $100. Q $100. Q $100. Q $100. Q $100. Q $200. Q $200. Q $200. Q $200. Q $200. Q $300. Q $300. Q $300. Q $300. Q $300. Q $400. Q $400. Q $400. Q $400. Q $400. Q $500. Q $500. Q $500.

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Biome : an environment that has a characteristic climax community .

Biome : an environment that has a characteristic climax community . Land and aquatic biomes. . Land Biomes. Tundra : the northernmost land biome . . Very Cold . Permafrost : a layer of permanently frozen subsoil which is characteristic of the tundra. .

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Marine Biome

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Seasons

Seasons. Why do we have seasons?. We have seasons because the earth is tilted (wonky) as it makes its yearly journey around the sun . . The Earth's tilt.

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Europe and Russia

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The Plains people

The Plains people . Gros V entre , S ioux, S aulteaux , Plains C ree, Blackfoot Confederacy. Area where they live . high grass covers the prairies. Southern Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba. Land. High grass. Rocky mountains. Some rivers Foothills. Climate. Cold winters

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Massachusetts

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AIM: HOW DID THE STEPPES OF CENTRAL ASIA ENCOURAGE THE RISE OF WARRIOR SOCIETIES?

AIM: HOW DID THE STEPPES OF CENTRAL ASIA ENCOURAGE THE RISE OF WARRIOR SOCIETIES?. Do now: In one sentence describe what a nomad is. Identify one positive and one negative about taking on this lifestyle?.

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Forests, continued

Section 1 Terrestrial Biomes. Chapter 21. Forests, continued. Taiga Taiga is cold but is warmer than tundra and receives more precipitation. Taiga is dominated by coniferous forests. Section 1 Terrestrial Biomes. Chapter 21. Taiga. Section 1 Terrestrial Biomes. Chapter 21.

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Weather and Climate

Weather and Climate. Test review. What are each parts of the water cycle?. What part is missing ?. YES! Accumulation . Climate. 0 degrees latitude marks the equator. Explain why the climate for a country at 10 degrees latitude is warmer than a country at 45 degrees latitude?

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Warm-Up August 14, 2013

Warm-Up August 14, 2013. Find you seat QUIETLY Remember there is no talking during warm-ups Copy down the agenda for the day and homework into the S.S. section of your agenda. Warm-Up What are the key physical features of the Coastal Plains? Why are they important to this region?

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Temperate Grassland

Temperate Grassland. Gabrielle Bellanco. Geography. North America: Great Plains Southern Canada to Gulf of Mexico Rocky Mountains to deciduous forests of the east Eurasia: Eastern Europe to Eastern China Other locations: Argentina, Uruguay, southern Brazil, New Zealand, Africa.

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Grasslands: Temperate Seas of Grasses

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Taiga

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Temperate Grassland

Temperate Grassland. 3 Plant Examples. Purple needlegrass Ryegrass Buffalo grass. 3 Animal Examples. Cheetah-long legs help them run fast to escape grassland predators Deer- long legs help them run fast to escape grassland predators

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Grasslands

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?? ( Tian Jin)

?? ( Tian Jin). Sources: http://www.travelchinaguide.com/cityguides/tianjin / http:// www.china.org.cn/english/olympic/219104.htm http:// www.aguidetoasia.com/china/tianjin.php. Tian Jin.

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August 26

August 26. 1. The Savannah River a. does not provide hydroelectric power. b. is not polluted. c. provides drinking water for Augusta and Savannah. d. is a source for hydroelectric power and drinking water 2. What act was passed to preserve the Okefenokee Swamp?

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Why do we have seasons

Why do we have seasons. By Ryan Nelson. seasons. Many people think that some parts of the year are hotter because they are closer to the sun but the real reason is that the earth is wonky. we have seasons because earth is tilted as it makes its yearly journey around the sun . .

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