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originial useful lessons
Students will
create their own pizza using choices of toppings. They will be able
to "order" their creation from the Internet and see their creation. They
will use their order to calculate the area of various size pizzas, determine
the "better buy", and calculate the cost per topping. Students will also
have to use research skills to answer questions pertaining to the Pizza
Home Page.
The
Internet Pizza Server
Lessons
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access
and evaluate current information
Students will
review the census site on the Internet and gather data regarding trends
in population. They will study this data and make predictions on future
populations and compare their results with the information available on
the Internet.
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In this investigation
students use simple materials and background information to investigate
the effects of secondhand smoke. Students will gather evidence about
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