Virtual Neighborhood Walk

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

W E USE THERE IS ( SINGULAR ) / THERE ARE ( PLURAL ) TO SAY THAT SOMETHING IS LOCATED IN THE PLACE OR EXISTS :

Advertisements

EOC Practice #22 SPI

Two Point Perspective Directions Follow the power point through the steps to complete each perspective problem. Look for the lines that are blue for the.

Punch! Pro Platinum Home Design Adding a Roof. Change the View First lets change the view of your plan so that your entire house is visible on the screen.

Roofs Fourth Grade Architecture A roof is the covering on the uppermost part of a building. A roof protects the building and its contents from the effects.

First Category Second Category Third Category Fourth Category $100$200$300$100 $200 $300.

Open House 3 Bedroom 4 bathroom Large rooms Lots of windows 2 Balconies Open Monday – Friday Hours: 12pm-4pm.

Colonial Homes New England Colonies Southern Colonies.

A haiku is a short Japanese poem that doesn’t rhyme.

Type your question here. Type Answer Type your question here. Type Answer.

My Home By Matt Babiak.

Window, Door, Roof and Housing Styles. Windows and Doors Why do we have windows? Light Ventilation Beauty Energy (heat and cold, in and out) View.

Click to Start Here Click.

Home Page Push here to begin Select the correct answer for each question. Make sure you are showing all of your work on a separate sheet of paper. Review.

John Galsworthy( ) Type of Work and Publication Year.

Windows and doors Why do we have windows? – Light – Ventilation – Beauty – Energy (heat and cold, in and out) – View, etc.

Window, Door, Roof and Housing Styles

Warm-up. Law of Sines and Cosines Students will be able to apply the Law of Sines and the Law of Cosines to solve problems involving oblique triangles.

Objective 6.01 part 1: RECOGNIZE architectural features Go to page 153. Draw a sketch of each type of roof style. Leave room for descriptions. 1. Flat.

Window, Door, Roof and Housing Styles

Doors, Windows, and Roofs and Housing Exteriors. Doors 1. What is the purpose of a door? Entry Security Privacy Beauty Energy (heat and cold, in and out)

Trainers name(s) here.

History of Architectural Design In Housing

Welcome LESSON PLAN UNIT 8- ENGLISH 8 Lesson 4 : Write.

HISTORY OF INTERIOR DESIGN

Interior Design Floor Plans And Elevations.

Objective 6.01 part 1: RECOGNIZE architectural features

House Roof Styles Your Name Here.

continued on next slide

Today I will tell you about my house in the future.

Click here for the answer. Click here for the answer.

Rain Barrels and Storm Water Management in Chicago

Gnomes Homes Aim: To use isometric drawing to build reasonably priced homes for gnomes.

Click here for the answer. Click here for the answer.

Colonial Homes.

Click here for the answer. Click here for the answer.

Presentation Test. Second Slide Third Slide It worked.

continued on next slide

continued on next slide

Energy in our School Activity type: Discussion

Start Up How they intro the lesson? How they give the first problem?

Window, Door, Roof and Housing Styles

CRAZY HOUSE Евсеева Н.С. Учитель английского языка МОУ СОШ №1.

Mathsercise-C Ready? Factorise Here we go!.

TITLE SLIDE GOES HERE Optional subhead.

PS 3 Mαths Section A: Q mins Section B: Q mins

Slide Title Edit Master text styles Second level Third level

What is it and what does it do?

(Put name of subject, chapter, topic, etc. HERE)

Ашық сабақ 7 сынып Файлдар мен қапшықтар Сабақтың тақырыбы:

Windows басқару элементтері

One Point & Two Point Perspective

Around the room Orders of operations.

MY SCHOOL PROGRAM NAME TEACHER DATE NAME, TEACHER AND DATE.

What do we mean by ‘a view’?

CATEGORY ONE Enter category name on this slide..

With funding from the Appalachian Regional Commission

Қош келдіңіздер!.

Roof Types Assignment Directions:

Glide slide 2 slide 4 walk walk run run run run.

Информатика пән мұғалімі : Аитова Карима.

continued on next slide

Bellwork Find the measure of angle Find the measure of angle B.

Which Team Will Win? Think back to this previous lesson where we compared frequency trees with a probability tree diagram:

(Type Answer Here) (Type Answer Here) (Type Answer Here)

continued on next slide

Presentation transcript:

Virtual Neighborhood Walk Spring 2009

Other styles… Mansard

Slide #1 What kind of roof? (Be very specific!)

Slide #2 What kind of roof?

Slide #3 What kind of roof? (Be very specific!)

Slide #4 What kind of roof?

Slide #5 What do we call the area on the third floor with the little windows?

Slide #6 What kind of roof? (Be very specific!) What do you notice about the height of shrubs and trees?

Slide #7 What kind of roof?

Slide #8 What kind of roof? (Be very specific!)

Slide #9 What kind of roof? (Be very specific!) What kind of roof is on the room at the far right of the house?

Slide #10 What kind of roof is on the house in the foreground? Why is this kind of roof not used as often for houses here in the Northeast?

Slide #11 What kind of roof? (Be very specific!)

Slide #12 What kind of roof? What proof do you have for your answer?

Slide #13 What kind of roof?

Slide #14 What kind of roof? (Be very specific!)

Slide #15 What kind of roof? (Be very specific!)

Slide #16 What kind of roof is on the main part of the house? small room nearest us?

Slide #17 What kind of roof? (Be very specific!)

Slide #18 What kind of roof? (Be very specific!)

Slide #19 What kind of roof?

Slide #20 What kind of roof? (Be very specific!)

Not a roof style, but a style of house usually found only in New England. Why do you think they call this a SALTBOX house?