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Title: Allison Palatiere


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Trains, Planes, and Automobiles

• Allison Palatiere
• Kindergarten
• Social Studies

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Safety for Trains

• Stand back from tracks
• Stop when lights flash
• Do not throw rocks on tracks

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Safety Tips for Planes

• Stay in seats
• Wear seatbelts
• Floatation devices
• - life vests, rafts
• Oxygen masks

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Safety Tips for Automobiles

• Wear a seatbelt
• Babies have car seat
• Airbags
• Face forward

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Types of Planes
Passenger
Fighter jets
New ideas
Cargo/Transport
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Types of Trains

• Passenger trains

Freight trains
Trolley
Steam engine
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Types of Automobiles
Trucks
Sports cars
Sports Utility Vehicle
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What type of train is this?

• Passenger train
• Freight train
• Steam train

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Sorry, that is not correct
Let's Review
To Review
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Review
Trolley
Freight Trains
Steam Engine
Passenger Trains
Back to the Question
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GOOD JOB!
Yes, that is correct!
You are right!! This is a freight train!!
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How Planes Affect the Environment

• Dump toxic chemicals
• Noise pollution
• Airports are big source of air pollution

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How Trains Affect the Environment

• Electricity-driven (not bad)
• Have to be cleaned (use chemicals)
• Diesel trains give off bad chemicals

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How Automobiles Affect the Environment

• Air pollution
• Motor fuel
• Bad chemicals
• Carbon Dioxide

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Important People

• Edward G. Budd
• Pennsylvania Railroad's first steel passenger car

James J. Hill The last and greatest American
railroad leader
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Important People (plane)

• Charles A. Lindbergh
• first pilot to fly alone non-
• stop
• Amelia Earhart
• first woman to fly alone across the Atlantic
  Ocean

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Important People

• Henry Ford
• first automobile founded Ford Motor Co.
• Charles Kettering
• introduced the electric starter

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Timeline of Trains

• 1830 23 miles of railroad in United States
• 1851 Telegraphs are used
• 1865 The first domestic steel rails

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Timeline of Trains Continued

• 1950 Change engines to gasoline
• 1957 Air travel more popular
• 1927 Make model of air-conditioned passenger cars

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Timeline of Planes

• 1903 First flight with pilot on board
• 1923 First non-stop, coast-to-coast flight
• 1928 First flight across Pacific Ocean

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Timeline of Planes Continued

• 1949 The first round-the-world, nonstop flight
• 1986 The first round-the-world flight without
  refueling

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Timeline of Automobiles

• 1902 Standard breaks created
• 1911 Electric starter introduced
• 1914 First car body made entirely of steel

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Timeline of Automobiles Continued

• 1926 First power steering system
• 1939 First air conditioning system
• 1992 Plans for different-fueled vehicles

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Who was the first pilot to fly alone, non-stop?

• Edward G. Budd
• Henry Ford
• Charles A. Lindbergh

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Sorry, that is not correct
Lets Review!!
To Review
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Let's Review
Charles A. Lindbergh - pilot
Henry Ford - first automobile
Edward Budd - first steel passenger car
Back to the question
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Yes, that is correct!
Charles A. Lindbergh - first pilot to fly alone
non-stop
Well Done!
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How do they transport?
Trains ride on tracks
Planes fly in the air
Automobiles drive on roads
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Parts of an Automobile
windshield
trunk
hood
bumper
tire
door
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Parts of a Plane
windows
cockpit
tail
nose
wing
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Symbols/Signs

• Trains Planes Automobiles

STOP
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Who is in charge?

• Trains are controlled by a conductor

Planes are controlled by pilots
Automobiles are controlled by a driver
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Comparison

• Train to Houston from San Antonio
• 60.00 5 hours
• Plane to Houston from San Antonio
• 190.00 1 hour
• Automobile to Houston from San Antonio
• 50 3 hours

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Rules for Animals on Trains

• No animals allowed
• Exceptions
• - seeing eye
• - hearing ear

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Rules for Animals on Planes

• At least eight weeks old
• Cannot be
• - ill
• - violent

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Rules for Animals in Automobiles

• None
• - May ride in the bed of a truck
• - May sit in lap
• - May travel

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Works Cited

• http//www.csuchico.edu/up/html/train_safety.html
• http//images.google.com/images?svnum10hlenlr
  qtrainspassenger
• http//images.google.com/images?qfreighttrainss
  vnum10hlenlrstart0saN
• http//images.google.com/images?svnum10hlenlr
  qsteamengine

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Works Cited

• http//images.google.com/images?svnum10hlenlr
  qtrolleys
• http//images.google.com/images?qpassengerplanes
  svnum10hlenlrstart0saN
• http//images.google.com/images?svnum10hlenlr
  qfighterjets
• http//images.google.com/images?svnum10hlenlr
  qsportscar

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Works Cited

• http//images.google.com/images?qtruckshlen
• http//quest.arc.nasa.gov/aero/background/
• http//quest.arc.nasa.gov/aero/background/cargo
• http//ehp.niehs.nih.gov/qa/105-12focus/focus.html
  
• http//www.sj.se/sj/jsp/polopoly.jsp?d260len
• http//www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/streamliners/timeline
  /timeline2.html

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Works Cited

• http//www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/lindbergh/timeline/in
  dex_2.html
• http//www.greatachievements.org/?id3880
• http//www.pbs.org/kcet/chasingthesun/innovators/c
  lindbergh.html
• http//www.worldalmanacforkids.com/explore/inventi
  ons/ford_henry.html
• http//www.mta.info/lirr/pubs/Rules/Rules.htm

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Works Cited

• http//www.petsonthego.com/transairlineregs.html
• http//tickets.amtrak.com/itd/amtrak
• http//www.continental.com/fReview.asp?SID5E06106
  1186448D697F0BE92C36D6B8EFSRTAF0PSUSSSSPS
  TLF
• http//www.mapquest.com/