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2009-2010 6 th grade CRCT prep

2009-2010 6 th grade CRCT prep. Prepared for the 6 th grade gifted social studies classes by Mr. Banks. SS6G1 The student will locate selected features of Latin America and the Caribbean. a. Locate on a world and regional political-physical map:

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Glaciation and the Pleistocene

Glaciation and the Pleistocene. Over the last two million years, severe climatic changes had tremendous influence on life on earth. These events were recent enough that a number of techniques that they can be studied using techniques that are not available for more ancient times.

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Chapter 19

Chapter 19. Magnetism. Magnets. Poles of a magnet are the ends where objects are most strongly attracted Two poles, called north and south Like poles repel each other and unlike poles attract each other Similar to electric charges Magnetic poles cannot be isolated

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European Exploration

European Exploration. Who really discovered America?. Explorer Country of Origin Date Discovery Lief Ericson & the Vikings Norway 1001 Newfoundland Christopher Columbus Spain 1492 San Salvador and West Indies

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The Geography of Western Canada

The Geography of Western Canada. Introduction. Geography is something that surrounds us on a daily basis. Geography looks at location, but it can also look and shape many other things that take place in your day to day life. i.e. weather, economy, and sports you choose to play.

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c. Laurentian Highlands.

All of the following landforms are located in both the United States and Canada except the a. Rocky Mountains. c. Laurentian Highlands. b. Great Plains. d. Atlantic Coastal Plain. c. Laurentian Highlands.

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The United States and Canada

The United States and Canada. Physical Geography. Landforms. The U.S. and Canada have several major mountain ranges: The Rocky Mountains The Appalachian Mountains Pacific Coastal Ranges. The Rocky Mountains.

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The United States and Canada

The United States and Canada. Physical Geography. Landforms. The U.S. and Canada have several major mountain ranges: The Rocky Mountains The Appalachian Mountains Pacific Coastal Ranges. The Rocky Mountains.

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Other Nations Explore

Other Nations Explore. Unit 2 Chapter 3 Lesson 4 Pages 138-143 Created 10-8-2008. Objectives. Describe the aims, obstacles, and accomplishments of European explorers. Trace the routes of the explorers and identify the areas they claimed. Northwest Passage

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Finding the Relative Age of Rocks

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Louis Riel

Louis Riel. This powerpoint presentation created Jan/09, by Wendy Hildebrand, Social Studies CST. Thanks especially to Greg Pruden, MECY Aboriginal Perspectives Consultant. Website mainly used: http://www.canadiana.org/citm/themes/aboriginals/aboriginals5_e.html

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People of the Northwest from 1800 to 1860

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Observing Glacial Rebound Using GPS

Observing Glacial Rebound Using GPS. Giovanni Sella and Seth Stein Northwestern University Michael Craymer Geodetic Survey Division, Natural Resources Canada Thomas James and Stephane Mazzotti, Geological Survey of Canada, Natural Resources Canada Timothy Dixon and Shimon Wdowinski,

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Geographic Review

Geographic Review. Coastal Plain. Broad lowland providing many excellent harbors Old eroded mountains Hills worn by erosion and hundreds of lakes carved by glaciers. Appalachian Mountains. Located along the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico

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New York Explorers

New York Explorers. Giovanni Da Verrazzano.

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The Explorer Hall of Fame Henry Hudson

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Early North American Explorers

Early North American Explorers. An Introduction for the Primary Grades. Introduction & Activities. Intro. You will need an internet connection and you may need to launch your web browser first. Explorer Timeline. Explorer Crossword. Explorer Word Search.

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Bellwork Week 17 Day 1

Bellwork Week 17 Day 1. 1. What large bay is located off the coasts of Spain and France? . Bay of Biscay. 2. You cross the International Date Line traveling west toward Asia. If it is Sunday before you cross, what day will it be once you cross the line? . Monday.

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The Canadian Shield

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Imperial Wars & Colonial Protest

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