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ID022819
Call Number510/KOL
Title ProperLaunch a rocket into space
LanguageENG
AuthorKoll, Hilary ;  Mills, Steve ;  Aleksic, Vladimir (ill.)
PublicationLondon,  QED Publishing,  2014.
Description32p   Blue spine
SeriesYou do the Maths
NoteWhat's the minimum height for an astronaut? What's the best shape for a rocket being launched into space? Find this out whilst also solving problems using 3D shapes and degrees of rotation to launch a rocket into space! Solve problems using 3D shapes and degrees of rotation and blast off on a mission to outer space! Featuring maths problems from addition and decimals to line graphs and pie charts, these books have different challenges to be solved with a varying range of difficulty.
NoteAstronaut selection (interpreting tables)
The history of rockets (timeline work)
Rocket shapes (3D shapes and nets)
The size of rockets (measurements and comparisons)
Rocket construction (fraction of a whole)
Getting ready for launch (comparing weight)
Food preparation (adding and subtracting)
Countdown! (sequence and time)
Blast off (measuring and comparing angles)
Into space (temperature and negative numbers)
In the cockpit (reading dials and scales)
In orbit (calculating time intervals)
Returns to earth (co-ordinates and graphs)
Answers
Standard Number9781781716861
Price. Qualification£10.99(Hb)
Classification Number510
Key WordsSpace ;  Space flight ;  Mathematics - Problems, exercises etc. ;  Rockets ;  Lexile 900L ;  Manned space flight ;  Space - Mathematics ;  Space flight - Mathematics ;  Rocket launching ;  Mathematics and space


 
 
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