PPT-Oranges:

crates amp labels History I n the late 1800s the baskets and barrels were used to ship fruit were unsatisfactory for sending oranges by railroad car After some experimentation wooden orange crates . Assuming that oranges arrive continuously over time, construct an inventory buildup diagram for Orange Juice Inc. In order to process all the oranges delivered during the day, how long must the plant operate on peak days? (Assume, too, that because Orange Juice Inc. makes fresh juice, it cannot store oranges.) Assuming, finally, that each truck holds about 1,000 kilograms of oranges, at what point during the day must a truck first wait before unloading into the storage bin? What is the maximum amount of time that a truck must wait? How long will trucks wait on average? Among trucks that do wait, how long is the average wait?. Combining Language arts, Social Studies, Mathematics and Science.. Integrating technology throughout the project.. Florida Citrus. Florida’s Citrus History. Citrus trees are not native to Florida. In 1493, citrus traveled to the New World on Columbus’ voyage to the island of Hispaniola. A few years later, Spanish explorers, perhaps Ponce de Leon, brought citrus seeds to Florida. By 1579, orange trees were growing in St. Augustine, the oldest European settlement in the United States. With good growing conditions, groves were established. Already in 1800, areas with easy access to two seaports -- St. Augustine and Tampa -- grew citrus: oranges, tangerines, lemons and limes. In 1823, the French Count . Slides Courtesy of Professor Joe . Labianca. Page . 2. Organization Charts. Page . 3. Example Org Chart: Cox Communications (Metro Newspaper Structure). Publisher. GM. Finance. HR. Advertising. Controller. Build and write fractions greater than one whole using unit fractions.. Multiply by . 8s. . S. print. 2 minutes. End. Find the Unknown Part. 3. /. 3. 2. /. 3. ?. 1. /. 3. Find the Unknown Part. 6. /. Defining the Context. Assessment. “…the systematic collection, review, and use of information about educational programs undertaken . for the purpose of improving student learning and development. Def. . - when the body looses the ability to synthesize and make Vitamin C (also known as Ascorbic Acid), due to the lack of it, causing the body to depend on other sources to meet the Vitamin C requirements.. Claim. Evidence. Warrant. Conclusion. Claim. Claim: A claim is a statement we believe is true but could be challenged.. GED Students should be given chocolate candy and not oranges for a treat.. Evidence. Unit 4 – Finding Unknown Terms in Ratios. Finding Unknown Terms Example. Find the missing term. Show your work. . Since 3 . × 4. = 12, then use 8 . × 4. to find the missing term..  . Finding Unknown Terms Example. 1. 1. The title uses the word “juicy” figuratively to mean. a. cold and wonderful.. b. tasty and delightful.. c. powerful and absorbing.. d. fruity and sticky.. 2. Source: ReadWorks.org. The title uses the word “juicy” figuratively to mean. chrysalis. Butterfly. Life cycle of a butterfly. 1. My Very Hungry Caterpillar. by Burnette Woody. 2. Once upon a time there was a little caterpillar. He was crawling along and thought to himself, “I’m hungry.”. Compare/Contrast. Subject by Subject Comparison. You write a separate essay about each subject, but you discuss the same points and arrange them in a logical order. . Introduction of an essay comparing apples and oranges. The family next door. has both girl and boy children. Each of the boys has the same number of brothers as he has sisters AND each of the girls . Ch. 18, R.A. Arnold, Economics 9. th. Ed. Diamond – Water Paradox. This is the name of another interesting observation by Adam Smith.. He observed that sometimes the things which are most useful to us (e.g. water) have a relatively/comparatively low price and things which have little use (e.g. diamond) have a relatively high price.. A fruit is an organ that develops from a flowering plant and contains one or more seeds. Culinary . A fruit is a perfect snack food, basis of a dessert, colorful sauce, or soup. Fruits. Hybrids and Varieties.