'Wet sponge' presentation slideshows

Materials

Materials. Materials : constraints and deformations. Parts of objects can be subjected to one or more external FORCES Remember forces? An action that can change the motion of an object, or deform the object, by pushing or pulling on it. Constraints and deformations.

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Safety & Sanitation in our Food

Safety & Sanitation in our Food. Why Safety First?. Over 5,000 deaths 76 million illnesses 325,000 hospitalizations f rom foodborne illness each year!. Who is at risk?. a) Infants & Young Children B) Pregnant Women C) The Elderly

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A Legendary Land

A Legendary Land. Mr. Snyder Social Studies 5 th Grade. GET READY FOR THE PRETEST. The First Europeans To Arrive In North America Were The. Spanish French English Vikings. A Saga Is An. Wet Sponge Atlatl Catcher Adventure Story Spanish Ruler.

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EMS1EP Lecture 3 Intro to Soldering

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Chapter 23 Section 1 Review Page 580

Chapter 23 Section 1 Review Page 580. 1. Explain how most water vapor enters the air. When water molecules absorb heat energy they move so rapidly they escape the liquid and enter the air as water vapor. Water Vapor satellite image.

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Unit 5a: Keeping Healthy The Heart and Lungs

Unit 5a: Keeping Healthy The Heart and Lungs. Key Stage 2: Year 5 Science by Mrs. Chapman, 2005 Greet School, Birmingham. Introduction. 1 The human body 2 What does the heart do? 3 Heart key facts 4 Heart health 5 What do the lungs do? 6 Lungs key facts 7 The circulation

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3-D Modeling

3-D Modeling. 3D modeling can be defined as: -Construction Lego, play dough, clay, junk modeling , plaster, papier mache -Deconstruction (carving) Dough, clay, soap, plaster. Two types of clay

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Surface Decoration for Ceramics

Surface Decoration for Ceramics. Glaze. A suspension of minerals Creates many different colors May be glossy or matte surface Transparent or opaque Must be stirred every time Never glaze a foot or bottom Use a wet sponge to remove excess glaze

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EXAMPLE 5

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