Math
Please grab a paper and write the following Expanded form number into a standard form number.
7 000 000 + 500 000 + 60 000 + 3000 + 200 + 70 + 6 + 0.8 + 0.09 + 0.005
7 563 276 . 895
Define Precept
A principal or motto that guides how someone should act or behave to live a good life
Volume is the amount of ______ an object takes up
space
Name 3 out of the 7 traits of a successful civilization traits that we discussed in class
Fresh water, Trades / Economics, Leadership, Culture, Writing, Innovations, Agriculture
Please grab a paper and write the following standard form number into expanded form.
6 955 432.78
6 000 000 + 900 000 + 50 000 + 5000 + 400 + 30 + 2 + 0.7 + 0.08
Define Elevation
The height of a place above or below sea level
What is the standard measuring unit for volume?
milliliters (ml)
Which two hemispheres is Calgary in?
Northern and Western
Please grab a piece of paper and write the following standard form number into word form
5 766 894. 333
five million, 7 hundred sixty-six thousand, eight hundred, ninety-four, point/and three hundred thirty-three thousandths
Define Meniscus
The curved line at the top of the liquid in a measuring cylinder / beaker to read the volume of the liquid.
What tools did we use to measure volume?
Beaker or Graduated Cylinder
What is the difference between a natural/physical land feature vs a human feature? Name an example of each
Physical/Natural feature is created by nature (mountains, river, hills, valleys)
Human features are created by humans (bridges, buildings)
Please grab a piece of paper and write the expanded form number in word form
800 000 + 70 000 + 4000 + 300 + 20 +7 + 0.04
Eight hundred seventy-four thousand, three hundred twenty-seven, and/point four thousandths
Define confluence. How is this seen in Calgary?
The place where two rivers or streams meet and join together to form one larger river
Where the Bow River and Elbow River meet in downtown Calgary, also known as a historic site, known as "Fort Calgary"
How do we measure the volume of a solid by using the volume of a liquid
1. Pour liquid into a graduated cylinder and record the starting volume
2. Place the solid (such as a rock) into the water
3. Record the new volume of the water
4. Subtract the starting volume from the final volume.
Name two natural geographical features found in and around Calgary
Rocky mountains, Rolling hills, Prairies, River Valleys, Elbow and Bow Rivers
Answer the example:
1. I pour water into a cylinder with a volume of 50ml
2. I add a rock to the liquid making a final volume of 70ml
What would the volume of the solid (rock) be?
70 ml (final volume of both solid and liquid combined) - 50 vml (the initial water volume) = 20 ml
Meaning, the volume of the rock is 20 ml
How do the following natural geographical features found in and around Calgary, help Calgary grow?
Rocky mountains
Rolling hills
Prairies
River Valleys
Elbow and Bow Rivers
Rocky mountains: Protection and safety
Rolling hills: Safety/protection, good building locations, supports farming
Prairies: Grow crops
River valleys: Transportation, fresh water / Hydration, food (fish).