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This presentation covers a wide range of topics including natural wonders, the human body, crime investigation techniques, global warming, and the animal kingdom. Some key areas discussed are possible causes of the greenhouse effect like carbon dioxide emissions and melting poles, as well as natural landmarks from around the world such as Uluru, Victoria Falls, and the Great Barrier Reef. Different methods for examining the inside of the body like X-rays, CT scans, PET scans, and MRIs are also outlined.
grade 6 ppt
- 1. WELCOME WELCOME TO THE POWER POINT PRESENTATION OF GRADE 6
- 7. Possible causes of the green house effect Emitions of co2
- 10. Evidence of global warming before and after
- 13. HOW DOES SCIENCE CATCH CRIMINALS
- 16. Skeletons
- 24. The smaller circles within the epidermal ridges are sweat gland ducts.
- 25. LOOKING INSIDE THE BODY
- 26. X-RAY
- 28. CT SCAN
- 29. PET SCAN
- 30. M R I
- 31. ULTRA SOUND SCAN
- 34. Did you know centuries ago how doctors examined a patients urine?
- 40. Victoria Falls
- 44. AMAZON RIVER
- 47. METEOR CRATER
- 49. DRAGON’S TEETH
- 51. MOUNT FUJI
- 53. LIME STONE
- 59. Some Forest Animals and Birds
- 63. Some Ocean Plants and Animals
- 65. Forest Animals
- 67. Desert Animals
- 68. fat
- 69. Mountain Plants
- 70. Aquatic Animals
- 72. Which are the most successful animals on earth
- 74. Can you estimate how many insects are there on earth ? 10 Quintillian
- 76. The first flying species appeared 30 Crores years ago
- 77. Did you know?
- 78. 5,500 species large eyes and wings, and slender bodies
- 79. 20,000 species powerful hind legs and chewing
- 81. 4,000 species Oval, flattened bodies with leathery casing
- 82. 122,000 species
- 83. 370,000 species toughened front wings, with encase and protect hind wings
- 84. 165,000 species special feeding mouth parts , scales on body and wings
- 88. A VITAMIN
- 89. VITAMIN C
- 90. D VITAMIN
- 91. VITAMIN E
- 92. K VITAMIN
- 93. minerals
- 99. marasmus
- 100. NIGHT BLINDNESS
- 107. MOVEMENT IN SNAIL
- 108. MOVEMENT IN SNAKE
- 109. MOVEMENT IN FISH
- 110. MOVEMENT IN BIRDS