PowerPoint Presentation - Animals And Their Babies!

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1Unit 1Word and PublisherK Community Helpers1st US Symbols Book2nd Complete Sentences3rd Campaign Poster4th Region Brochure

5th American Colony Brochure6th-7th Ancient Israel and Religions of the World Brochure8th Revolutionary War Newspaper

2Animals And Their Babies!

Kindergarten3Delete the babies that do not belong to the parent

4Delete the babies that do not belong to the parent

5Match the parents with the babiesPig and piglet

Hen and chickCow and calfHorse and foalGoat and kid6Match the name to the baby

ducklingkidfoallambcalfpuppy7Which is not a mammal?

If these two animals are not mammals, what are they? BirdsMy favorite animal is a horse. 8Shapes1st Grade9FACES OF SHAPES

10real objects shaped like solid figures

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Use pattern blocks to make new figures

12Sides and Corners

Sides: 4 Corners: 4 Sides: 3 Corners: 3 Sides: 4 Corners: 4 Sides: 5 Corners: 5 Sides: 0 Corners: 0

Sides: 6 Corners: 6 13Create your ownA corner is also known as a what? Vertex

Create and color your own shape!Sides: 7 Corners: 7 http://www.abcya.com/shapes_geometry_game.htm 14Rocks, Minerals and Fossils

2nd Grade

http://www.minsocam.org/msa/k12/k_12.html 15RocksNameDefinitionImagemetamorphicThis rock was made when heat and pressure changed and igneous rock into another rock.igneousThis rock was made when lava cooled and hardened.sedimentaryThis rock was made when layers of minerals built up at the bottom of a lake.

16SedimentaryMetamorphicIgneousRock Cycle

17NameDefinitionImageDescribe itcolorEvery rock has a color or colors that can be seen. It is black, brown or what?GoldtextureEvery rock feels a certain way. Is it rough, smooth, bumpy or jagged?SmoothlusterEvery rock reflects light in a certain way. Is it shiny, dull, metallic or sparkly?ShinyhardnessEvery rock has a different level of hardness. What can scratch a soft rock like limestone?NailshapeEvery rock has a shape. Is it round, square, jagged or what?SquareThe way we study rocks and minerals

18What are fossils?A fossil is an imprint thats left behind by a plant or animal that lived long ago.Fossils can be found in stone, frozen ground, or amber.

frozen groundamberstone19Examples of fossilsNameDescriptionImagePlant fossilThese can show how plant forms changed over time from simple to complex.Shell fossilThese are formed when an animal dies and sinks to the bottom of a lake or ocean.Trilobite (bug) fossilThese are from bug-like creatures which lived in oceans millions of years agoBone fossilAnimals like snakes, fish and even dinosaurs leave these behind and we can tell how old it is by the age of the rock.

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All About Plants3rd Grade21Labeling a flower

FlowerStemSeedsLeavesRoots22Function of Plant PartsPlant PartFunctionImageRootsUsed to give the plant support and absorb water and other nutrients from the soilStemDelivers the soil nutrients to the leavesLeavesMakes energy for the plant using sunlight, carbon dioxide and waterSeedsThese are a plant's way of getting from one area to another by either wind, water or animals. Flower Contains the petals which are important because they help attract pollinators such as bees, butterflies and bats.

23What Plants Use To Make FoodTermDefinitionImageCarbon DioxideA colorless, odorless gas in the air that people and animals breath out of their lungs.ChlorophyllThe green coloring in a plant that captures the suns energyOxygenA colorless, odorless gas in the air that is needed for most living things to stay alive.PhotosynthesisThe process that allows green plants to make food from water, carbon dioxide and sunlight.

24Inside a Plant Cell

mitochondriavacuolenucleuschloroplastcell membranecell wallcytoplasm25Plant Life Cycle

26By The Great Horn SpoonAuthor: Sid Fleischman

4th Grade27By The Great Horn SpoonType of book Historical fictionNumber of pages 193Setting Old Town, Sacramento during the Gold Rush

28By The Great Horn SpoonChapter 1: Praiseworthy and Jack stowaway on a ship called the Lady Wilma.Chapter 2: Jack and Praiseworthy believe there is a thief on the ship so they have a test.Chapter 3: The Lady Wilma spots another ship and saves it.Chapter 4: Jack had named a pig Good Luck and he liked her, but the butcher tried to kill her.Chapter 5: The Lady Wilma takes on the Horn after she passes another ship called the Raven.

29By The Great Horn SpoonChapter 6: After the Lady Wilma was ahead for a few days, the Raven was suddenly miles ahead.Chapter 7: When the Lady Wilma stopped at the Bay of Callao, about 100 cats went on deck!Chapter 8: Finally, the Lady Wilma arrives in California.Chapter 9: Jack and Praiseworthy meet up with their friend Mr. Cut-Eye Higgens when they are in a wagon.Chapter 10: Some robbers come and attack the wagon, but luckily Praiseworthy had a sack of gold in his glove and punched them.

30By The Great Horn SpoonChapter 11: When they finally arrive at their mining destination, Pitch-Pine Billy teaches them how to mine for gold.Chapter 12: Everyone hears about Praiseworthy punching someone uphill 6 feet.Chapter 13: Jack buys a whole batch of neckties and sells them because a woman is coming.Chapter 14: Jack and Praiseworthy get a mule to carry their supplies.Chapter 15: Jack falls in a steep hole while trying to get a bunny and a road agent saves him!

31By The Great Horn SpoonChapter 16: Jack and Praiseworthy help save a friends life.Chapter 17: While Praiseworthy and Jack were digging in the ground to make a grave, they strike it rich!Chapter 18: Aunt Arabella (Jacks mom) and Praiseworthy get married.

Praiseworthy is the worlds best butler and I like him for his resourcefulness, charm, and levelheaded courage!My Favorite Character32By: Dawn L. WatkinsPresented By:Fifth GradeMEDALLION

33Point of ViewThe novel is written in third person with Prince Trave being the main character followed in the story.SettingThis story is set in the Medieval times in a land called Gadalla. Gris and Trave travel to the Kolonian border passing through Rubran, Skreel Forest, Blee Bog, Dider, Ogham Pass and Torus Point.

34CharactersPrince Trave is the prideful prince of a land ruled by his lazy uncle, Panii. Gris is the King of Kapnos who comes to see King Panii. Tanarad is one of Griss Captains and an excellent horseman. Sard is a cruel character who wants to capture, the prince, get the medallion and deal with Gris. Thag is a high ranking Sardan who wants to take Gadalla by force. Enna is the kind girl who heals Traves wrists when he is injured.

35Rising EventsPrince Trave is the prideful prince of a land called Gadalla. His country is ruled by his lazy uncle, Panii. His uncle refuses to side with the other good countries called Kapnos, Kolonia, and Dider. Then Gris, King of Kapnos, comes to see King Panii in Ganet, the capital of Gadalla. Panii still refuses to become allies with the other countries even though the Dark Alliance-- the three remaining countries of Sarda, Torridia, and Litoris-- plan to take over Gadalla by force. Then Gris tells Trave of a medallion. A medallion that belonged to Trave's late father. A medallion that the true king of Gadalla needs. A medallion that is needed to successfully rule the kingdom. Then Trave leaves with Gris in search of his father's medallion. 36ProblemsOn this long journey, Trave encounters spies, an earthquake, an immense bog inhabited by a mysterious hermit, and giant birds of prey. Because of pride and flattery, he refuses to listen to Gris and he briefly joins the bad side and soon realizes that was a huge mistake. SolutionsTrave becomes less critical of others and is humbled through the experiences of this journey. He learns that Kings need to show compassion for their men and be concerned with their safety and well being. He learns that it is important to be decisive, but to listen to his people. He becomes king and wears the medallion that Gris had around his chest the entire time.

37ThemeQualities such as honesty, hard-work, loyalty and forgiveness are present themes in this novel. Being a good judge of character, knowing the dangers of false pride, learning to lead by following and understanding the value of loyalty and authority are also important. In his journeys, Trave learns the duties of a king: to learn what is true, to believe the truth and to act on that belief.

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