Computer Hardware - Which One?

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Computer Hardware - Which One?
This One
This One
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Computer Hardware - Which One?
If this is computer hardware, what do we call
these? (Besides CD-ROMS)
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Computer Hardware - Which One?
If this is computer hardware, what do we call
these? (Besides CD-ROMS)
Software
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Computer Hardware - Software - what do these
words have in common?
Hardware
Software
Both words have the suffix ware, which means
something thats a useful tool. We use similar
words to describe similar things, and then make
words distinctive by adding a word to show whats
different. Why does one word use the prefix
hard and the other use the prefix soft?
Sometimes we have to even invent new words for
things that didnt previously exist!
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In our study of Ancient Civilizations, we start
with the names of the First Three Stone Ages.
_____lithic _____lithic
____lithic
Paleo
Meso
Neo
Notice that they all have the last root word
lithic in common. What does lithic mean? Have
you ever heard of a lithium battery?
Have you ever heard of a monolith? It comes from
the Greek word mono, which means single, and
lithos, meaning stone. Click to see Hammurabis
monolith from 1700 BC.
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Three Stone Ages
Meso
_____ lithic ______lithic
___lithic ____or Ancient ____ Age
_______ Stone Age _____Stone
Age The age in human The age in human culture
The age in humanculture characterized
characterized by moving
culture characterizedby the use of rough
from a food-gathering by
the use of stone or ______ stone tools.
society to a food-production
tools used to farm,
society. Tools in this age
p______, weaving often had barbs or
hooks, cloth, and baskets.
or
i____________ blades.
Paleo
Neo
Old
Stone
Middle
New
chipped
ottery
nterchangeable
TimeTrekCD/Unit2_AncientMan/A_ThreeStoneAges/A2_Th
reeStoneAges.ppt
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Three Stone Ages
Paleolithic Age Mesolithic Age
Neolithic Age
25 million to 40,000 years ago 40,000 to
8,000 BC 8,000 to 3,500 BC
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Students start taking notes on handout - save for
future tests!
People live in caves
HOMES
TOOLS
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Paleolithic Mesolithic
Neolithic
Wooly Mammoths
Wooly Mammoths
Sheep and goats tamed (domesticated), used for
wool, meat, and milk
Saber-toothed tigers
AN I M ALS
No more wooly mammoths or saber-toothed tigers
Hand out cards and have students put in the
correct locations on the whiteboarad with scotch
tape.