PPT-Paper Towns

Novel by John Green Presentation by Ms Schmitz How does the novel force you to question specific traditions and expectations And now life has become the future Every moment of your life is lived for the futureyou go to high school so you can go to college so you can get a good job so you can get a nice house so you can afford to send your kids to college so they can get a good job so they can get a nice house so they can afford to send their kids to college Green 3334. Abhayapuri TC ASM Population 14673 Class IV 2 Amguri TC ASM Population 6997 Class V 3 Anand Nagar CT ASM Population 5026 Class V 4 Badarpur TC ASM Population 11297 Class IV 5 Badarpur Rly Town CT ASM Population 9940 Class V 6 Bamun Sualkuchi CT Adra CT WB Population 22031 Class III 2 Ahmadpur CT WB Population 8411 Class V 3 Aiho CT WB Population 5409 Class V 4 Alipurduar UA WB Population 114035 Class I 5 Amtala CT WB Population 7603 Class V 6 Anup Nagar CT WB Population 9964 Class V Achalpur M Cl MAH Population 107316 Class I 2 Ahmadnagar UA MAH Population 347549 Class I 3 Ahmadpur M Cl MAH Population 35805 Class III 4 Ajra CT MAH Population 14849 Class IV 5 Akkalkot M Cl MAH Population 38213 Class III 6 Akola M LAPN & EPA Tidy Towns Special Award . for waste prevention. What is LAPN?. Local Authority Prevention Network. Operating since 2006. Network of active local authorities working on waste prevention. Guild, burgher, Dante & Chaucer. Trade & Finance Expand. Trade routes spread from Flanders to Italy. . Italian merchants traveled from the Mediterranean to Byzantium & Constantinople.. Peasants traveled to towns from manors on fair days.. L/O – To explain how factories caused the population of towns to increase. Starter. – Was the invention of factories good or bad for Britain? Look at last lessons work!. Britain in 1750. Britain in 1900. Virtual . Campuses & Virtual Tourism. Sarah Pasfield-Neofitou & Scott Grant. Monash University. (Project members: Yu-. Ju. LAN & Hui HUANG). (Images: . Photographer. ; . cc-nc-sa-3.0. ). Process, people and patience. Challenges. Change . Classic hierarchical pattern of how settlements work is no longer universally true; what replaces it?. Increased mobility has changed the way we live. and . Places. Important. . places. in . our. . life. a birthplace. a . homeplace. / hometown. the place where we study /work. holiday destinations. Our. . birthplace. the place where we are born. Learning Outcomes. Describe the factors that led to trade. . Explain how trade led to the need for and growth of towns. . Describe what life was like in a medieval town. Review: Think/Pair/Share. What was the . LO – To understand issues surrounding the growth of shanty towns . Characteristics of shanty towns . Called shanty towns, squatter settlements or slums. Built on very poor land. Often on the edge of cities, along rivers or railway lines or steep hillsides. Dr Katrina Navickas. University of Hertfordshire. ‘old’ towns – they were ‘new’ once. Roman town of . Silchester. http. ://. www.wikiwand.com/en/Calleva_Atrebatum. Winchelsea, founded under Edward I. Reading Goal: . Cause and Effect. Team Cooperation Goal: . Completing . Tasks. Genre. : Expository. Day . :. . 3. On what page does Chapter 7 begin? . What is the title of Ch. 16? . PROJECT BY: . CAROLINA HERNANDEZ, SAMANTHA MORIS, ASIM SATYANI . That this world is filled with lies. That every person is fake. Margo says that that the world is filled with paper(lies) everywhere. Paper is also referred to .