Not exact matches
That we hold a trowel this way or spread mortar
on tile differently
than on brick is justified from attempts to transcend or improve upon limitations of our predecessors.
Tests have shown that there are more germs
on household floor surfaces
than on toilet seats, kitchen counters and bathroom
tiles combined.
Is it easier or harder
on carpet
than wood or
tiles?
We found that all balls bounced higher
on the
tiles than any other surface and lowest
on the carpet.
Rather
than having to scrub and rinse clean, I just sprayed this product
on my
tile floors and let it work its magic.
Manoeuvrability and smoothness of ride outside the airport is not great -
on anything rougher
than indoor
tiles (makes it more challenging to push to the bus / carpark - awkward if you're trying to push a trolley with one hand too!)
Walking
on carpet feels different
than hardwoods,
tile or grass.
The
tile installation systems company, which has been part of the North Country for nearly 30 years, will invest more
than $ 22 million to construct a new building at its 40 - acre location
on Pleasant Ridge Road in Plattsburgh.
Tile is much easier to vacuum
than carpet, so every Roomba model will work well
on it.
They then
tiled together 64 separate arrays to render an image of the Mona Lisa composed of more
than 8700 pixels measuring 0.5 micrometers
on a side.
Power for the people takes
on a whole new meaning, as the largest installation of Pavegen energy - harvesting
tiles to date produces 4.7 kilowatt - hours of energy during the Paris marathon, enough to power a laptop for more
than two days
If you turn the sun's energy into electricity and use it to boil your kettle, it won't make the planet any warmer
than if that same energy had instead gone into heating up the
tiles on your roof.
On return to Earth, the astronauts will be protected by a heat shield that chars and burns — an older, more reliable technology
than the shuttle's
tiles.
I'll be sharing my secrets for shopping for appliances, how to get high - end granite slab for much less
than what you see
on the display room floors, painting your own cabinets, customizing an existing kitchen island, creating your own mirror and
tile back splash online, and other tips for saving tons of money
on a kitchen makeover.
Rather
than you both being bedbound
on a Sunday morning, nursing a couple of hangovers after a night
on the
tiles, you can actually spring out of bed and enjoy the majority of the day by doing something with your time.
It was an absolute certainty when I stepped
on set last year and saw production stills of psychedelic mutations — plants shaped like people, decaying bodies merging into swimming pool
tile, tentacle - looking black «growths» filling every nook of a lighthouse... The imagery was more
than spectacular — it was truly otherworldly.
«The
tiles on the Xbox one are far more starkly Windows 8
than anything
on the 360.
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on one side, decimals
on the other side 9 colors represent 9 values of fractions Color - coded
tiles represent — whole, halves, thirds, fourths, fifths, sixths, eighths, tenths, and twelfths WHAT TO TEACH Name fractions and decimals - Get students familiar with how fractions are named and with the terms numerator and denominator Relate fractions and decimals to a whole unit - Exploring and naming the number of fractions needed to create one unit tile Comparing and Ordering Fractions - Student can explore less than and greater than by comparing relative size of the tile Show equivalent fractions and decimals - Recognize and create equivalent fractions Improper fractions and mixed numbers - Explore improper fractions and mixed numbers Model different operations involving fractions and decimals - Explore decimal / fraction division by finding 1/2 of a given decimal and much more RESOURCES Learning About... Fraction / Decimal Tiles INCLUDES Set
tiles represent — whole, halves, thirds, fourths, fifths, sixths, eighths, tenths, and twelfths WHAT TO TEACH Name fractions and decimals - Get students familiar with how fractions are named and with the terms numerator and denominator Relate fractions and decimals to a whole unit - Exploring and naming the number of fractions needed to create one unit
tile Comparing and Ordering Fractions - Student can explore less
than and greater
than by comparing relative size of the
tile Show equivalent fractions and decimals - Recognize and create equivalent fractions Improper fractions and mixed numbers - Explore improper fractions and mixed numbers Model different operations involving fractions and decimals - Explore decimal / fraction division by finding 1/2 of a given decimal and much more RESOURCES Learning About... Fraction / Decimal
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Tiles INCLUDES Set of 51
PRODUCT PERKS Visually show your students fraction equivalences and teach them how to compare and construct fractions 9 colors represent 9 values of fractions Interlocking cubes Fractions are
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on one side, decimals
on the second side, percents on the third, and the fourth side is blank Color - coded tiles represent — whole, halves, thirds, fourths, fifths, sixths, eighths, tenths, and twelfths Plastic is durable and easy to clean WHAT TO TEACH Name fractions - Get students familiar with how fractions are named and with the terms numerator and denominator Relate fractions to a whole unit - Exploring and naming the number of fractions needed to create a whole fraction tower Comparing and Ordering Fractions - Student can explore less than and greater than by comparing relative size of the tower Show equivalent fractions - Recognize and create equivalent fractions Improper fractions and mixed numbers - Explore improper fractions and mixed numbers Model different operations involving fractions - Explore fraction operations and much more FREE Sample Lessons Hands - On Standards Fractions: Fraction Addition and Subtraction View Sample Lesson INCLUDES 30 Sets of Fraction Tower Equivalency Cubes (51 pieces in each set) 2 Storage Containe
on the second side, percents
on the third, and the fourth side is blank Color - coded tiles represent — whole, halves, thirds, fourths, fifths, sixths, eighths, tenths, and twelfths Plastic is durable and easy to clean WHAT TO TEACH Name fractions - Get students familiar with how fractions are named and with the terms numerator and denominator Relate fractions to a whole unit - Exploring and naming the number of fractions needed to create a whole fraction tower Comparing and Ordering Fractions - Student can explore less than and greater than by comparing relative size of the tower Show equivalent fractions - Recognize and create equivalent fractions Improper fractions and mixed numbers - Explore improper fractions and mixed numbers Model different operations involving fractions - Explore fraction operations and much more FREE Sample Lessons Hands - On Standards Fractions: Fraction Addition and Subtraction View Sample Lesson INCLUDES 30 Sets of Fraction Tower Equivalency Cubes (51 pieces in each set) 2 Storage Containe
on the third, and the fourth side is blank Color - coded
tiles represent — whole, halves, thirds, fourths, fifths, sixths, eighths, tenths, and twelfths Plastic is durable and easy to clean WHAT TO TEACH Name fractions - Get students familiar with how fractions are named and with the terms numerator and denominator Relate fractions to a whole unit - Exploring and naming the number of fractions needed to create a whole fraction tower Comparing and Ordering Fractions - Student can explore less
than and greater
than by comparing relative size of the tower Show equivalent fractions - Recognize and create equivalent fractions Improper fractions and mixed numbers - Explore improper fractions and mixed numbers Model different operations involving fractions - Explore fraction operations and much more FREE Sample Lessons Hands -
On Standards Fractions: Fraction Addition and Subtraction View Sample Lesson INCLUDES 30 Sets of Fraction Tower Equivalency Cubes (51 pieces in each set) 2 Storage Containe
On Standards Fractions: Fraction Addition and Subtraction View Sample Lesson INCLUDES 30 Sets of Fraction Tower Equivalency Cubes (51 pieces in each set) 2 Storage Containers
PRODUCT PERKS Fractions
on one side, decimals
on the other side 9 colors represent 9 values of fractions Color - coded
tiles represent — whole, halves, thirds, fourths, fifths, sixths, eighths, tenths, and twelfths Plastic is durable and easy to clean WHAT TO TEACH Name fractions and decimals - Get students familiar with how fractions are named and with the terms numerator and denominator Relate fractions and decimals to a whole unit - Exploring and naming the number of fractions needed to create one unit tile Comparing and Ordering Fractions - Student can explore less than and greater than by comparing relative size of the tile Show equivalent fractions and decimals - Recognize and create equivalent fractions Improper fractions and mixed numbers - Explore improper fractions and mixed numbers Model different operations involving fractions and decimals - Explore decimal / fraction division by finding 1/2 of a given decimal and much more RESOURCES Learning About... Fraction / Decimal Tiles INCLUDES 30 Sets of Fraction / Decimal Tiles (51 pieces in each set) 2 FREE Fraction Tiles virtual manipulative subscription 2 Storage Conta
tiles represent — whole, halves, thirds, fourths, fifths, sixths, eighths, tenths, and twelfths Plastic is durable and easy to clean WHAT TO TEACH Name fractions and decimals - Get students familiar with how fractions are named and with the terms numerator and denominator Relate fractions and decimals to a whole unit - Exploring and naming the number of fractions needed to create one unit
tile Comparing and Ordering Fractions - Student can explore less
than and greater
than by comparing relative size of the
tile Show equivalent fractions and decimals - Recognize and create equivalent fractions Improper fractions and mixed numbers - Explore improper fractions and mixed numbers Model different operations involving fractions and decimals - Explore decimal / fraction division by finding 1/2 of a given decimal and much more RESOURCES Learning About... Fraction / Decimal
Tiles INCLUDES 30 Sets of Fraction / Decimal Tiles (51 pieces in each set) 2 FREE Fraction Tiles virtual manipulative subscription 2 Storage Conta
Tiles INCLUDES 30 Sets of Fraction / Decimal
Tiles (51 pieces in each set) 2 FREE Fraction Tiles virtual manipulative subscription 2 Storage Conta
Tiles (51 pieces in each set) 2 FREE Fraction
Tiles virtual manipulative subscription 2 Storage Conta
Tiles virtual manipulative subscription 2 Storage Containers
PRODUCT PERKS Visually show your students fraction equivalences and teach them how to compare and construct fractions 9 colors represent 9 values of fractions Interlocking cubes Fractions are
on one side, the other 3 sides are blank Color - coded tiles represent — whole, halves, thirds, fourths, fifths, sixths, eighths, tenths, and twelfths Plastic is durable and easy to clean WHAT TO TEACH Name fractions - Get students familiar with how fractions are named and with the terms numerator and denominator Relate fractions to a whole unit - Exploring and naming the number of fractions needed to create a whole fraction tower Comparing and Ordering Fractions - Student can explore less than and greater than by comparing relative size of the tower Show equivalent fractions - Recognize and create equivalent fractions Improper fractions and mixed numbers - Explore improper fractions and mixed numbers Model different operations involving fractions - Explore fraction operations and much more FREE Sample Lessons Hands - On Standards Fractions: Fraction Addition and Subtraction View Sample Lesson INCLUDES 30 Sets of Fraction Tower Cubes (51 pieces in each set) 2 Storage Containe
on one side, the other 3 sides are blank Color - coded
tiles represent — whole, halves, thirds, fourths, fifths, sixths, eighths, tenths, and twelfths Plastic is durable and easy to clean WHAT TO TEACH Name fractions - Get students familiar with how fractions are named and with the terms numerator and denominator Relate fractions to a whole unit - Exploring and naming the number of fractions needed to create a whole fraction tower Comparing and Ordering Fractions - Student can explore less
than and greater
than by comparing relative size of the tower Show equivalent fractions - Recognize and create equivalent fractions Improper fractions and mixed numbers - Explore improper fractions and mixed numbers Model different operations involving fractions - Explore fraction operations and much more FREE Sample Lessons Hands -
On Standards Fractions: Fraction Addition and Subtraction View Sample Lesson INCLUDES 30 Sets of Fraction Tower Cubes (51 pieces in each set) 2 Storage Containe
On Standards Fractions: Fraction Addition and Subtraction View Sample Lesson INCLUDES 30 Sets of Fraction Tower Cubes (51 pieces in each set) 2 Storage Containers
In Williams v. California, for example, teachers, parents, and students from low - income communities described overcrowded schools that had to run multiple shifts each day and multiple shifts during the school year, alternating
on - months and off - months for different cohorts of students cycling in and out of the building; classrooms with more
than 40 students without enough desks, chairs, and textbooks for each student to have one; lack of curriculum materials, science equipment, computers, and libraries; and crumbling facilities featuring leaky ceilings and falling ceiling
tiles, sometimes overrun with rodents, and lacking heat and air conditioning.
PRODUCT PERKS Visually show your students fraction equivalences and teach them how to compare and construct fractions 9 colors represent 9 values of fractions Interlocking cubes Fractions are
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on one side, the other 3 sides are blank Color - coded
tiles represent — whole, halves, thirds, fourths, fifths, sixths, eighths, tenths, and twelfths Plastic is durable and easy to clean WHAT TO TEACH Name fractions - Get students familiar with how fractions are named and with the terms numerator and denominator Relate fractions to a whole unit - Exploring and naming the number of fractions needed to create a whole fraction tower Comparing and Ordering Fractions - Student can explore less
than and greater
than by comparing relative size of the tower Show equivalent fractions - Recognize and create equivalent fractions Improper fractions and mixed numbers - Explore improper fractions and mixed numbers Model different operations involving fractions - Explore fraction operations and much more FREE Sample Lessons Hands -
On Standards Fractions: Fraction Addition and Subtraction View Sample Lesson INCLUDES 15 Sets of Fraction Tower Cubes (51 pieces in each set) Storage Contain
On Standards Fractions: Fraction Addition and Subtraction View Sample Lesson INCLUDES 15 Sets of Fraction Tower Cubes (51 pieces in each set) Storage Container
PRODUCT PERKS Visually show your students fraction equivalences and teach them how to compare and construct fractions 9 colors represent 9 values of fractions Color - coded
tiles represent — whole, halves, thirds, fourths, fifths, sixths, eighths, tenths, and twelfths Plastic is durable and easy to clean WHAT TO TEACH Name fractions - Get students familiar with how fractions are named and with the terms numerator and denominator Relate fractions to a whole unit - Exploring and naming the number of fractions needed to create a whole circle Comparing and Ordering Fractions - Student can explore less
than and greater
than by comparing relative size of the circle Show equivalent fractions - Recognize and create equivalent fractions Improper fractions and mixed numbers - Explore improper fractions and mixed numbers Model different operations involving fractions - Explore fraction operations by finding 1/2 of a given fraction circle piece and much more FREE Sample Lessons Hands -
On Standards Fractions: Add Unlike Fractions View Sample Lesson INCLUDES Set of 51
PRODUCT PERKS Fractions
on one side, decimals
on the other side 9 colors represent 9 values of fractions Color - coded
tiles represent — whole, halves, thirds, fourths, fifths, sixths, eighths, tenths, and twelfths Plastic is durable and easy to clean WHAT TO TEACH Name fractions and decimals - Get students familiar with how fractions are named and with the terms numerator and denominator Relate fractions and decimals to a whole unit - Exploring and naming the number of fractions needed to create one unit tile Comparing and Ordering Fractions - Student can explore less than and greater than by comparing relative size of the tile Show equivalent fractions and decimals - Recognize and create equivalent fractions Improper fractions and mixed numbers - Explore improper fractions and mixed numbers Model different operations involving fractions and decimals - Explore decimal / fraction division by finding 1/2 of a given decimal and much more RESOURCES Learning About... Fraction / Decimal Tiles INCLUDES 15 Sets of Fraction / Decimal Tiles (51 pieces in each set) FREE Fraction Tiles virtual manipulative subscription Storage Cont
tiles represent — whole, halves, thirds, fourths, fifths, sixths, eighths, tenths, and twelfths Plastic is durable and easy to clean WHAT TO TEACH Name fractions and decimals - Get students familiar with how fractions are named and with the terms numerator and denominator Relate fractions and decimals to a whole unit - Exploring and naming the number of fractions needed to create one unit
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than and greater
than by comparing relative size of the
tile Show equivalent fractions and decimals - Recognize and create equivalent fractions Improper fractions and mixed numbers - Explore improper fractions and mixed numbers Model different operations involving fractions and decimals - Explore decimal / fraction division by finding 1/2 of a given decimal and much more RESOURCES Learning About... Fraction / Decimal
Tiles INCLUDES 15 Sets of Fraction / Decimal Tiles (51 pieces in each set) FREE Fraction Tiles virtual manipulative subscription Storage Cont
Tiles INCLUDES 15 Sets of Fraction / Decimal
Tiles (51 pieces in each set) FREE Fraction Tiles virtual manipulative subscription Storage Cont
Tiles (51 pieces in each set) FREE Fraction
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Tiles virtual manipulative subscription Storage Container
PRODUCT PERKS Fractions
on one side, decimals
on the other side 9 colors represent 9 values of fractions Color - coded
tiles represent — whole, halves, thirds, fourths, fifths, sixths, eighths, tenths, and twelfths Plastic is durable and easy to clean WHAT TO TEACH Name fractions and decimals - Get students familiar with how fractions are named and with the terms numerator and denominator Relate fractions and decimals to a whole unit - Exploring and naming the number of fractions needed to create one unit tile Comparing and Ordering Fractions - Student can explore less than and greater than by comparing relative size of the tile Show equivalent fractions and decimals - Recognize and create equivalent fractions Improper fractions and mixed numbers - Explore improper fractions and mixed numbers Model different operations involving fractions and decimals - Explore decimal / fraction division by finding 1/2 of a given decimal and much more RESOURCES Learning About... Fraction / Decimal Tiles INCLUDES Set of 51 Storage
tiles represent — whole, halves, thirds, fourths, fifths, sixths, eighths, tenths, and twelfths Plastic is durable and easy to clean WHAT TO TEACH Name fractions and decimals - Get students familiar with how fractions are named and with the terms numerator and denominator Relate fractions and decimals to a whole unit - Exploring and naming the number of fractions needed to create one unit
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than and greater
than by comparing relative size of the
tile Show equivalent fractions and decimals - Recognize and create equivalent fractions Improper fractions and mixed numbers - Explore improper fractions and mixed numbers Model different operations involving fractions and decimals - Explore decimal / fraction division by finding 1/2 of a given decimal and much more RESOURCES Learning About... Fraction / Decimal
Tiles INCLUDES Set of 51 Storage
Tiles INCLUDES Set of 51 Storage tray
PRODUCT PERKS Visually show your students fraction equivalences and teach them how to compare and construct fractions 9 colors represent 9 values of fractions Color - coded
tiles represent — whole, halves, thirds, fourths, fifths, sixths, eighths, tenths, and twelfths Plastic is durable and easy to clean WHAT TO TEACH Name fractions - Get students familiar with how fractions are named and with the terms numerator and denominator Relate fractions to a whole unit - Exploring and naming the number of fractions needed to create a whole circle Comparing and Ordering Fractions - Student can explore less
than and greater
than by comparing relative size of the circle Show equivalent fractions - Recognize and create equivalent fractions Improper fractions and mixed numbers - Explore improper fractions and mixed numbers Model different operations involving fractions - Explore fraction operations by finding 1/2 of a given fraction circle piece and much more FREE Sample Lesson Hands -
On Standards Fractions: Add Unlike Fractions View Sample Lesson INCLUDES 15 Sets fo Rainbow Fraction Circles (51 pieces each) Storage container FREE Fraction Circles virtual manipulative subscription
PRODUCT PERKS Visually show your students fraction equivalences and teach them how to compare and construct fractions 9 colors represent 9 values of fractions Interlocking cubes Fractions are
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on one side, decimals
on the second side, percents on the third, and the fourth side is blank Color - coded tiles represent — whole, halves, thirds, fourths, fifths, sixths, eighths, tenths, and twelfths Plastic is durable and easy to clean WHAT TO TEACH Name fractions - Get students familiar with how fractions are named and with the terms numerator and denominator Relate fractions to a whole unit - Exploring and naming the number of fractions needed to create a whole fraction tower Comparing and Ordering Fractions - Student can explore less than and greater than by comparing relative size of the tower Show equivalent fractions - Recognize and create equivalent fractions Improper fractions and mixed numbers - Explore improper fractions and mixed numbers Model different operations involving fractions - Explore fraction operations and much more FREE Sample Lessons Hands - On Standards Fractions: Fraction Addition and Subtraction View Sample Lesson FEATURES Students can self check Easy - to - read labels INCLUDES 51 Fraction Tower Equivalency Cub
on the second side, percents
on the third, and the fourth side is blank Color - coded tiles represent — whole, halves, thirds, fourths, fifths, sixths, eighths, tenths, and twelfths Plastic is durable and easy to clean WHAT TO TEACH Name fractions - Get students familiar with how fractions are named and with the terms numerator and denominator Relate fractions to a whole unit - Exploring and naming the number of fractions needed to create a whole fraction tower Comparing and Ordering Fractions - Student can explore less than and greater than by comparing relative size of the tower Show equivalent fractions - Recognize and create equivalent fractions Improper fractions and mixed numbers - Explore improper fractions and mixed numbers Model different operations involving fractions - Explore fraction operations and much more FREE Sample Lessons Hands - On Standards Fractions: Fraction Addition and Subtraction View Sample Lesson FEATURES Students can self check Easy - to - read labels INCLUDES 51 Fraction Tower Equivalency Cub
on the third, and the fourth side is blank Color - coded
tiles represent — whole, halves, thirds, fourths, fifths, sixths, eighths, tenths, and twelfths Plastic is durable and easy to clean WHAT TO TEACH Name fractions - Get students familiar with how fractions are named and with the terms numerator and denominator Relate fractions to a whole unit - Exploring and naming the number of fractions needed to create a whole fraction tower Comparing and Ordering Fractions - Student can explore less
than and greater
than by comparing relative size of the tower Show equivalent fractions - Recognize and create equivalent fractions Improper fractions and mixed numbers - Explore improper fractions and mixed numbers Model different operations involving fractions - Explore fraction operations and much more FREE Sample Lessons Hands -
On Standards Fractions: Fraction Addition and Subtraction View Sample Lesson FEATURES Students can self check Easy - to - read labels INCLUDES 51 Fraction Tower Equivalency Cub
On Standards Fractions: Fraction Addition and Subtraction View Sample Lesson FEATURES Students can self check Easy - to - read labels INCLUDES 51 Fraction Tower Equivalency Cubes
PRODUCT PERKS Visually show your students fraction equivalences and teach them how to compare and construct fractions 9 colors represent 9 values of fractions Interlocking cubes Fractions are
on one side, decimals on the second side, percents on the third, and the fourth side is blank Color - coded tiles represent — whole, halves, thirds, fourths, fifths, sixths, eighths, tenths, and twelfths Plastic is durable and easy to clean WHAT TO TEACH Name fractions - Get students familiar with how fractions are named and with the terms numerator and denominator Relate fractions to a whole unit - Exploring and naming the number of fractions needed to create a whole fraction tower Comparing and Ordering Fractions - Student can explore less than and greater than by comparing relative size of the tower Show equivalent fractions - Recognize and create equivalent fractions Improper fractions and mixed numbers - Explore improper fractions and mixed numbers Model different operations involving fractions - Explore fraction operations and much more FREE Sample Lessons Hands - On Standards Fractions: Fraction Addition and Subtraction View Sample Lesson INCLUDES 15 Sets of Fraction Tower Equivalency Cubes (51 pieces in each set) Storage Contain
on one side, decimals
on the second side, percents on the third, and the fourth side is blank Color - coded tiles represent — whole, halves, thirds, fourths, fifths, sixths, eighths, tenths, and twelfths Plastic is durable and easy to clean WHAT TO TEACH Name fractions - Get students familiar with how fractions are named and with the terms numerator and denominator Relate fractions to a whole unit - Exploring and naming the number of fractions needed to create a whole fraction tower Comparing and Ordering Fractions - Student can explore less than and greater than by comparing relative size of the tower Show equivalent fractions - Recognize and create equivalent fractions Improper fractions and mixed numbers - Explore improper fractions and mixed numbers Model different operations involving fractions - Explore fraction operations and much more FREE Sample Lessons Hands - On Standards Fractions: Fraction Addition and Subtraction View Sample Lesson INCLUDES 15 Sets of Fraction Tower Equivalency Cubes (51 pieces in each set) Storage Contain
on the second side, percents
on the third, and the fourth side is blank Color - coded tiles represent — whole, halves, thirds, fourths, fifths, sixths, eighths, tenths, and twelfths Plastic is durable and easy to clean WHAT TO TEACH Name fractions - Get students familiar with how fractions are named and with the terms numerator and denominator Relate fractions to a whole unit - Exploring and naming the number of fractions needed to create a whole fraction tower Comparing and Ordering Fractions - Student can explore less than and greater than by comparing relative size of the tower Show equivalent fractions - Recognize and create equivalent fractions Improper fractions and mixed numbers - Explore improper fractions and mixed numbers Model different operations involving fractions - Explore fraction operations and much more FREE Sample Lessons Hands - On Standards Fractions: Fraction Addition and Subtraction View Sample Lesson INCLUDES 15 Sets of Fraction Tower Equivalency Cubes (51 pieces in each set) Storage Contain
on the third, and the fourth side is blank Color - coded
tiles represent — whole, halves, thirds, fourths, fifths, sixths, eighths, tenths, and twelfths Plastic is durable and easy to clean WHAT TO TEACH Name fractions - Get students familiar with how fractions are named and with the terms numerator and denominator Relate fractions to a whole unit - Exploring and naming the number of fractions needed to create a whole fraction tower Comparing and Ordering Fractions - Student can explore less
than and greater
than by comparing relative size of the tower Show equivalent fractions - Recognize and create equivalent fractions Improper fractions and mixed numbers - Explore improper fractions and mixed numbers Model different operations involving fractions - Explore fraction operations and much more FREE Sample Lessons Hands -
On Standards Fractions: Fraction Addition and Subtraction View Sample Lesson INCLUDES 15 Sets of Fraction Tower Equivalency Cubes (51 pieces in each set) Storage Contain
On Standards Fractions: Fraction Addition and Subtraction View Sample Lesson INCLUDES 15 Sets of Fraction Tower Equivalency Cubes (51 pieces in each set) Storage Container
C3 features
tiles from more
than 20 skate boards
on the cargo floor and rear seatbacks.
As good a tablet operating system as Windows 8 is — I love the live
tiles, have grown accustomed to the gestures, and now loathe the iPad's inability to tell me what's
on my calendar in fewer
than 167 taps — it's a terrible tablet ecosystem.
I found a romance writer whose protagonists are the most handsome men in the world, and also rich and own planes, which you know because she says it three times
on every page, whenever she isn't pausing to describe kitchen cabinets and backsplash
tile, or inflicting more melodramatic catastrophes
than you ever saw
on ten years of General Hospital.
He no sooner saw the woman
than he saw the aftermath of her — his marriage proposal and her acceptance, the home they would set up together, the drawn rich silk curtains leaking purple light, the bed sheets billowing like clouds, the wisp of aromatic smoke winding from the chimney — only for every wrack of it — its lattice of crimson roof
tiles, its gables and dormer windows, his happiness, his future — to come crashing down
on him in the moment of her walking past.
Also, there are some cats who will prefer that the box is placed
on a hard surface, such as a
tile floor rather
than carpeting.
The disease will also cause many cats to urinate in places other
than the litter box, often
on hard surfaces such as
tile floors, countertops, sinks and bathtubs.
It features
tile - roofed casitas (bungalows), tea plantation, and an
on site rain forest reserve harboring more
than 100 species of birds and 250 species of butterflies.
Rather
than traditional terracotta roofing
tiles, architects opted for a more modern flat - roof and balconies, which helps create even more hosting space, and adds an outdoor component to lounge and bedrooms
on the upper floor.
according to dice they both look equally crappy (run at pc lowest settings) at 1280x704 with no v - sync, no texture filtering and smaller maps and player count the ps3 uses spu based differed rendering while 360 uses
tile based differed rendering they are both the same thing but the ps3 version is simoly called spu based differed rendering because the differed rendering is done
on SPU and NOT the gpu the 360s gpu is much more advanced
than the ps3s gpu (which is why the gpu can handle the differed rendering while with ps3 it must be done
on spus) while the ps3s cpu is better at graphics calculations and simple physics
than the 360s cpu but the 360 cpu does win in branch intensive operations ust so you know the 360s cpu can also help out with graphics operations and post processing effects just not as much as the cell because MS focused
on putting more power into the gpu even IBM stated that the cell is better for more things
than xenon but that the 360s gpu is «very sophisticated» compared to the ps3s rsx.
I agree, because the XB1 / PS4 handle
Tiled Resources much better
than last gen. I also found myself having to use all of the weapons in the game because of how they each worked
on specific enemy types.
To fight and defeat these creatures you need to have a combat strength equal to or higher
than them, as listed
on their
tiles.
Rather
than just making Klax and moving
on to the next round where the
tiles fall faster, each round (or «wave» as they're called here) comes with an objective.
What most of those shared in common with Kodu was the fact that a lot of your interaction with the game was done through selecting icons, placing
tiles, and choosing game logic from pre-set options, rather
than coding something from scratch
on the keyboard.
Creatures When dropping Toki in a nest, birds now have a «cooldown», so they won't instantly pick you up again when walking out of the nest Birds don't stop anymore when they sense vibration, making them less annoying when accidentically stomping near them No more random sorting of creatures: they all appear
on their assigned depth value, preventing smaller creatures from sometimes getting lost behind bigger creatures Fixed the «spawning multiple camera birds» bug Slug corpses can't kill anymore, so no more accidentally walking into them and dying Bugs When stomped, berrybugs and copybugs now always hop the same distance (3
tiles), making their behavior more predictible Berrybugs now briefly stop if they detect an edge above their heads while walking
on the floor, making it easier to stomp them onto a wall Copybugs and berrybugs get stunned when they're in the trajectory of a to be spawned bubble, so they can't hop / roll away before bubble is spawned Glowy berrybugs now use the same turn animation as normal berrybugs, so no more faster glow bugs Frogs and bubbles Bubbles now prioritize Toki Tori over other entities, so no more accidental berrybug ballooning Added a small delay before catching an entity in a bubble to allow for catching Toki Tori, even if he's a little further away
than an entity Added possibility to queue a «turn by whistle» while the frog is running towards a berrybug, so you don't have to wait before being able to let the frog face the desired direction Fixed a problem where a fat frog won't belch anymore Achievements In - menu achievements system, including progress achievements Added a number of new achievements Tokidex completion is now a progress achievement (you can see how far along you are) Fixed the Fried Chicken achievement, so it's less hard to get All electrocuted entities now count for the X-Ray Enthusiast achievement Menu Completely new, streamlined and fast to access menu system Ability to set language from menu New font Graphics Improved presentation of telepathic Ancient Frog messages, fixed a problem where sometimes they'd spawn multiple times Fixed black flickering when buttonbashing during fades and level transitions Screenfades are now 100 % black Added button prompts to the first time you need to use whistle and stomp Areas and puzzles Added l - ife area for Ife < 3 Added an extra landing stone in the wasteland area Added more snow globes: — RRB - Water mountain approach: berrybug in the «pro» puzzle can no longer be lost Water mountain top: frog for Ancient Frog puzzle now starts bloated, added light to make «pro» puzzle easier to execute Shaft top: Small tweak to make sure berrybug isn't killed by the slugs midway through the level Water cave: made the light shaft where you need to whistle the hermit crab a bit wider, created hole for frogs at end of level to prevent them from falling down, made some «pro» puzzles a bit more forgiving Dark forest: lowered warp when entering dark area, so it's easier to travel up with a bubble Lava cave: improved bat puzzle Meadow: made some pro puzzles less difficult Hideout: removed alternative solution for Ancient Frog puzzle Descent: made it easier to pick up fat frog at beginning
Captain America and the Avengers may not be the best side - scroller
on the console, but it's better
than any other Marvel
tile from the era.
It's more challenging
than it sounds, as you need to draw entire lines instead of laying each
tile out individually, and you need to take into account obstacles
on the grid.
The achievements interface is much more visual
than what is currently found
on the Xbox 360, with each game's unlocks being represented by graphic
tiles featuring art from the game.
Contemporary art is comprised of a variety of materials, we know that, but in three or four days at the fairs — more
than, say, in a month in Chelsea — you see it all: string, twine, thread, clay, silicone, wax, rubber, wood scraps, wood shims, metal, resins, glass, wire, pins, needles, buttons, stuffing, mattresses, carpet, glazed ceramic, fabric, plywood, rolled paper, glue
tiles, boxes, chains, lace — shall I go
on?
In the Azulejões series, the 17th century Portuguese baroque
tile panels gain as support oil and plaster
on canvas, rather
than the usual ceramic
tile.
What better gift to give
on Valentine's Day
than a colorful chicken
tile or painting to brighten up your loved one's life.
For instance, Work No 100:
On a tiled floor, in an awkward place, a cubic stack of tiles built on top of one of the existing tiles looks different in the Bern Kunsthalle than in a toilet cubicle in a disused office spac
On a
tiled floor, in an awkward place, a cubic stack of
tiles built
on top of one of the existing tiles looks different in the Bern Kunsthalle than in a toilet cubicle in a disused office spac
on top of one of the existing
tiles looks different in the Bern Kunsthalle
than in a toilet cubicle in a disused office space.