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Monday 26 August 2013

Xtrmaths

This is my xtramaths and i really need to work on more of my addition and I need to move up a level

How to write a Bibliography

How to write a Bibliography


L.I. - Know how to reference a book correctly


When we are doing research we need to find corroborating sources of information.  A good way to do this is to find a book and a website that give you the same information.  This means that the information in most likely to be accurate.
At the end of the presentation it is important to cite the books and websites you have used.  This activity shows you how to present the book. information.



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Using the scans from books used in our volcanoes unit, write the bibliography entry.


Surname, First name. (year) Title. Publisher: Place of publication
  1. Edward, John.(2005) Plates Tectonic and continental drift.Evans brother limited: London


  1. ©Netzely, Patricia D. (2003) volcanoes. Kidhaven press. Farmington Hills. M.I


  1. Firestone mary,(2006). volcanologist. chelsea house Published. USA


  1. Rae,Alison. (2005) Earthquake & volcanoes. Evans Brothers limited london.

Monday 19 August 2013

Xtramaths


This is my xtramaths and i think that i have been on addition to long and need to work harder to go up a level.

Using a Glossary

A helping hand from the Glossary

L.I. - Library/Research skills
Using a glossary

Sometimes a book also has a glossary at the beginning or the end.  This gives short explanations of specialised or difficult terms used in the book.  The following is an example is from a book about the moon.

GLOSSARY

Albedo       

Asteroid  

Mare


Satellite

Sputnik 1


in astronomy, the reflective property of planets
a small rocky object found mainly in a belt or flat ring between the orbits of Jupiter and Mars; also called a minor planet because it is so small (the largest are only 200 km across).
a large flat plain on the moon caused by lava flows and marked by ridges, depressions and faults; all 14 maria are on the side of the moon that faces Earth.
a natural (e.g. moon) or artificial (e.g. spacecraft) object that orbits around a larger astronomical body.
the first artificial satellite, which was launched into space to orbit around the Earth in 1957.

Name an artificial satellite.
Sputnik 1
What is another term for a minor planet in orbit between Mars and Jupiter?
Asteroid
What is the term for an object that orbits around another larger planetary body?
Satellite
What is the term used for a large flat lava flow on the moon?
Mare
What term is used to describe the characteristic light reflecting from a planet?

albedo

This is my Library skills and i am doing using a glossary and i think that i could do better and to try do it faster next time.

Thursday 1 August 2013

100's Frame





This works because in the one's column they have the same digits and in the ten column they have the same digit but placed in a different place and the answer is all the same at the end.