PPT-10 th Grade CATS Review

Developed by the Dynamic Duo of Angela The Personificator Feltner and Karen Im Onomatpoeiad OffLawson Rules and Guidelines You WILL be expected to take notes. Please refe r to the 201415 Test Administration M anual for requirements and instructions For more information contact your Regional ESD Partner The High School grade of accountability is 11 th grade Although not required 12 th graders may also tes FUNdamentals. . How to take world-class photographs of your world –class cat….. Who would want to photograph a cat?. Lots of people. . The audience is huge.. For example:. There are approximately 93.6 million owned cats in the United States . Nicholas Barry, Kenny Kane, Ian White. Response Rate: 70%; of the 30 surveys we handed out we received 21 with useable results.. Scale of response in percentage. What region of the state are you from? What is your major. By Sophie. Table of Contents. Introduction…………………………………….Page 3. Chapter 1:Taking Care Of A Cat………..Page 4. Chapter 2:Grooming………………………..Page 5. Chapter 3:Playtime For Kittens…………Page 6. Using Learner Response Systems for Formative Assessments in the Classroom. Copyright Charlotte L. Briggs ©2010.. This presentation is the intellectual property of the author. Permission is granted for this material to be shared for non-commercial, educational purposes, provided that this copyright statement appears on the reproduced materials and notice is given that the copying is by permission of the author. To disseminate otherwise or to republish requires written permission from the author.. They may survive falls from high places. They may receive broken bones in the process. If a cat falls from a distance under . 12 feet . they may not have enough time to right themselves. Cats always land on their feet. . T. RACKING . S. YSTEM. Pete Turner. Residential Education Faculty. Co-Chair, Student Academic Achievement Committee. Estrella Mountain Community College. What’s Going to Happen With CATS. Five UNDERLYING PRINCIPLES. They may survive falls from high places. They may receive broken bones in the process. If a cat falls from a distance under . 12 feet . they may not have enough time to right themselves. Cats always land on their feet. . Leveck. Animal Defenses. They can cough out hair balls.. They have sharp claws.. Sometimes they flip their ears back.. Characteristics. My animal eats rats and mice.. A cat has a nose.. A cat has a mouth.. Cats are not . dogs. Sharp claws-cat’s first line of defense. Tiny mouth, sharp teeth. Aren’t as treat oriented as dogs. If treats – remember they don’t particularly . like . sweet flavors. Characteristics . The Fat cats. Setting the Stage: . Also known as “. Captains of Industry. ,” “. Industrial Giants. ,” & “. Robber Barons. ”. Wealth fell into the hands of a few. By 1890 ---> . 4,000. llife. Space Cats. It has been said that space cat is freaky. They . leviate. Hypnotyze. you with their creepy eyes. Which sometimes glow in the dark. They . frighthen. you on Halloween if they are black. www.viyo.com Usually only one or two worms, 1/3 of infections are single sex. Rarely . microfilaremic. and only for a short time during first month of mature worm life. Worms live much shorter lives in cats compared to dogs. .