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Igneous Rocks Outline Notes
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This is a ditto that provides quick notes in outline format for students as they follow along with the teacher in a separate PowerPoint presentation I also created for this lesson. You can preview this presentation, along with 140+ other Powerpoint presentations, that I have created and successfully use in my middle school science class on my teacher resource website TeachPower.net (http://www.teachpower.net). This ditto and presentation covers information on igneous rocks and their different types. It follows current science curriculum for both middle and high schools. For a nominal fee you can get this note outline here at TpT. Or you can go to my teacher resource website TeachPower.net and download this handout for free, while also viewing the assortment of 140+ Powerpoint lessons that you can use in conjuction with the outline. Stay tuned to TeachPower.net as I have much more resources planned to help us teachers around the world accomplish our task. If you don't see a presentation lesson [be it science or other subject] that suites your needs then please email me cwarner@teachpower.net and I will be glad to create a custom presentation for any subject for you.
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Igneous Rocks Outline Notes

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5th - 12th
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Description

This is a ditto that provides quick notes in outline format for students as they follow along with the teacher in a separate PowerPoint presentation I also created for this lesson. You can preview this presentation, along with 140+ other Powerpoint presentations, that I have created and successfully use in my middle school science class on my teacher resource website TeachPower.net (http://www.teachpower.net). This ditto and presentation covers information on igneous rocks and their different types. It follows current science curriculum for both middle and high schools. For a nominal fee you can get this note outline here at TpT. Or you can go to my teacher resource website TeachPower.net and download this handout for free, while also viewing the assortment of 140+ Powerpoint lessons that you can use in conjuction with the outline. Stay tuned to TeachPower.net as I have much more resources planned to help us teachers around the world accomplish our task. If you don't see a presentation lesson [be it science or other subject] that suites your needs then please email me cwarner@teachpower.net and I will be glad to create a custom presentation for any subject for you.
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May 22, 2017
Very informative
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March 21, 2010
I purchased 5 of your worksheets today. I thought they had a follow along PPT but I only got a word document worksheet. How do I get the PPTS?
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Mar 22, 2010
I apologize for the misunderstanding that the PowerPoint lesson was included with the ditto. Where it says accompanying in the description, means the PowerPoint that is used along with the quick note ditto. If I was including the PowerPoint then I would also include thumbnail previews of the PowerPoint as well. Am I correct in saying that you are the same Mhenry that has visited my educational resource site TeachPower.net? If you are one and the same then email me. I am willing to work something out, like taking $5 off the purchase of the 3 PowerPoint lessons that are used with the quick note dittos. Let me know. Again I apologize for the misunderstanding.

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