Definitions for "STRANDS"
The three interwoven strands are the main organising concepts of the Victorian Essential Learning Standards (i.e. Physical, Personal and Social Learning; Discipline-based Learning; and Interdisciplinary Learning). The three purposes of essential learning represented by the strands, equip students with the interdependent capacities to manage themselves and their relations with others, to understand the world and to act effectively in that world.
In the Sunshine State Standards, the strands name the major categories of content within a subject area. For example, in Language Arts, there are strands for Reading; Writing; Listening, Viewing, and Speaking; Language; and Literature. Mathematics has strands in Number Sense, Operations, and Concepts; Measurement; Geometry and Spatial Sense; Algebraic Thinking; and Data, Statistics, and Probability.
Strands are categories within content areas that describe sets of knowledge and skills. For example, mathematics can include strands such as number sense, computation, and estimation, among others.
Keywords:  crates, rush, crawling, you'll, weak
a bit weak as well, and once you get over the rush associated with blowing up crates and crawling on walls, you'll find very little here to keep your attention
Keywords:  spun, largest, rope, elements, handed
the largest elements of rope, spun right-handed to form the rope itself.
Keywords:  huge, goal, towards, step
a huge step towards this goal
Fine metallic filaments twisted together to form a single wire.
Keywords:  see
See 5-14 strands.