Homework - NONE
After Winter Break, we will begin Earth Science- Astronomy Unit- To the Galaxy and Beyond....
Friday, December 20, 2013
Thursday, December 19, 2013
Universal Theme- How are we as an overpopulated world contributing to the increase of earthquakes, volcanoes, and tsunamis?
Our response to overpopulation and resources
1st period Response and Pledge
2nd period Response and Pledge
5th period Response and Pledge
7th period Response and Pledge
8th period Response and Pledge
9th period Response and Pledge
HOMEWORK
NONE
Supervolcano - Yellowstone National Park USGS
News Reports from yesterday December 16th Summary-
Scientists have used seismic waves and earthquakes in recent years to update the amount of magma they believe is in the hidden caldera under Yellowstone. They are now estimating there is 2.5 more molten magma in the chamber then previously predicted. This information comes from a lead author of Yellowstone history and future, Jamie Farrell of the University of Utah. Currently, the caldera is 88.5 km in length, 29 km in width and is at a depth of 3-9 km depending on the location of recording the information. This new information did not give a sense of when the next eruption would occur, as it is a challenge to predict, but scientist do predict another eruption (VEI 5 or larger) will occur sometime in the future.
Our response to overpopulation and resources
1st period Response and Pledge
2nd period Response and Pledge
5th period Response and Pledge
7th period Response and Pledge
8th period Response and Pledge
9th period Response and Pledge
HOMEWORK
NONE
Supervolcano - Yellowstone National Park USGS
News Reports from yesterday December 16th Summary-
Scientists have used seismic waves and earthquakes in recent years to update the amount of magma they believe is in the hidden caldera under Yellowstone. They are now estimating there is 2.5 more molten magma in the chamber then previously predicted. This information comes from a lead author of Yellowstone history and future, Jamie Farrell of the University of Utah. Currently, the caldera is 88.5 km in length, 29 km in width and is at a depth of 3-9 km depending on the location of recording the information. This new information did not give a sense of when the next eruption would occur, as it is a challenge to predict, but scientist do predict another eruption (VEI 5 or larger) will occur sometime in the future.
Wednesday, December 18, 2013
Universal Theme- How are we as an overpopulated world contributing to the increase of earthquakes, volcanoes, and tsunamis?
Our response to overpopulation and resources
1st period Response and Pledge
2nd period Response and Pledge
5th period Response and Pledge
7th period Response and Pledge
8th period Response and Pledge
9th period Response and Pledge
HOMEWORK
Storybook Change of Earth
Periods 2/7/8- Due Thursday, December 19th
Periods 1/5/9- NONE
Supervolcano - Yellowstone National Park USGS
News Reports from yesterday December 16th Summary-
Scientists have used seismic waves and earthquakes in recent years to update the amount of magma they believe is in the hidden caldera under Yellowstone. They are now estimating there is 2.5 more molten magma in the chamber then previously predicted. This information comes from a lead author of Yellowstone history and future, Jamie Farrell of the University of Utah. Currently, the caldera is 88.5 km in length, 29 km in width and is at a depth of 3-9 km depending on the location of recording the information. This new information did not give a sense of when the next eruption would occur, as it is a challenge to predict, but scientist do predict another eruption (VEI 5 or larger) will occur sometime in the future.
COPIES OF ASSIGNMENTS
Storybook Change of Earth
Our response to overpopulation and resources
1st period Response and Pledge
2nd period Response and Pledge
5th period Response and Pledge
7th period Response and Pledge
8th period Response and Pledge
9th period Response and Pledge
HOMEWORK
Storybook Change of Earth
Periods 2/7/8- Due Thursday, December 19th
Periods 1/5/9- NONE
Supervolcano - Yellowstone National Park USGS
News Reports from yesterday December 16th Summary-
Scientists have used seismic waves and earthquakes in recent years to update the amount of magma they believe is in the hidden caldera under Yellowstone. They are now estimating there is 2.5 more molten magma in the chamber then previously predicted. This information comes from a lead author of Yellowstone history and future, Jamie Farrell of the University of Utah. Currently, the caldera is 88.5 km in length, 29 km in width and is at a depth of 3-9 km depending on the location of recording the information. This new information did not give a sense of when the next eruption would occur, as it is a challenge to predict, but scientist do predict another eruption (VEI 5 or larger) will occur sometime in the future.
Storybook Change of Earth
Name:___________________________
Period:_____
The Storybook CHANGE of the Earth
Your Task- You
will be developing three story boards in relationship to the past,
present, and future of OUR Earth. Select 3 out of the 6 various concepts
below we have discussed in-class to develop your story board(your
concept term sheets and reference textbooks in-class will help). In each
square sequence complete the squares with either a complete sentence,
picture, or symbol that describes the transition of CHANGE in OUR Earth.
Remember the future is a prediction based on past observations or
events.
Concepts- PICK 3 OUT OF THE 6
1- Interior Earth 2- Continental Drift 3- Plate Tectonics
4- Rock Stress 5- Richter Scale/ magnitude 6- Earthquakes
Story Board 1 -____________________________________ (concept)
Story Board 2- ___________________________________ (concept)
Story Board 3-______________________________________ (concept)
Tuesday, December 17, 2013
Universal Theme- How are we as an overpopulated world contributing to the increase of earthquakes, volcanoes, and tsunamis?
Our response to overpopulation and resources
1st period Response and Pledge
2nd period Response and Pledge
5th period Response and Pledge
7th period Response and Pledge
8th period Response and Pledge
9th period Response and Pledge
HOMEWORK
Storybook Change of Earth
Periods 1/5/9- Due Wednesday, December 18th
Periods 2/7/8- Due Thursday, December 19th
Supervolcano - Yellowstone National Park USGS
COPIES OF ASSIGNMENTS
Storybook Change of Earth
Our response to overpopulation and resources
1st period Response and Pledge
2nd period Response and Pledge
5th period Response and Pledge
7th period Response and Pledge
8th period Response and Pledge
9th period Response and Pledge
HOMEWORK
Storybook Change of Earth
Periods 1/5/9- Due Wednesday, December 18th
Periods 2/7/8- Due Thursday, December 19th
Supervolcano - Yellowstone National Park USGS
Storybook Change of Earth
Name:___________________________
Period:_____
The Storybook CHANGE of the Earth
Your Task- You
will be developing three story boards in relationship to the past,
present, and future of OUR Earth. Select 3 out of the 6 various concepts
below we have discussed in-class to develop your story board(your
concept term sheets and reference textbooks in-class will help). In each
square sequence complete the squares with either a complete sentence,
picture, or symbol that describes the transition of CHANGE in OUR Earth.
Remember the future is a prediction based on past observations or
events.
Concepts- PICK 3 OUT OF THE 6
1- Interior Earth 2- Continental Drift 3- Plate Tectonics
4- Rock Stress 5- Richter Scale/ magnitude 6- Earthquakes
Story Board 1 -____________________________________ (concept)
Story Board 2- ___________________________________ (concept)
Story Board 3-______________________________________ (concept)
Monday, December 16, 2013
8th period Response and Pledge Universal Theme- How are we as an overpopulated world contributing to the increase of earthquakes, volcanoes, and tsunamis?
Our response to overpopulation and resources
1st period Response and Pledge
2nd period Response and Pledge
5th period Response and Pledge
7th period Response and Pledge
8th period Response and Pledge
9th period Response and Pledge
HOMEWORK
Storybook Change of Earth
Periods 1/5/9- Due Wednesday, December 18th
Periods 2/7/8- Due Thursday, December 19th
Storybook Change of Earth
Name:___________________________
Period:_____
The Storybook CHANGE of the Earth
Your Task- You
will be developing three story boards in relationship to the past,
present, and future of OUR Earth. Select 3 out of the 6 various concepts
below we have discussed in-class to develop your story board(your
concept term sheets and reference textbooks in-class will help). In each
square sequence complete the squares with either a complete sentence,
picture, or symbol that describes the transition of CHANGE in OUR Earth.
Remember the future is a prediction based on past observations or
events.
Concepts- PICK 3 OUT OF THE 6
1- Interior Earth 2- Continental Drift 3- Plate Tectonics
4- Rock Stress 5- Richter Scale/ magnitude 6- Earthquakes
Story Board 1 -____________________________________ (concept)
Story Board 2- ___________________________________ (concept)
Story Board 3-______________________________________ (concept)
Friday, December 13, 2013
Universal Theme- How are we as an overpopulated world contributing to the increase of earthquakes, volcanoes, and tsunamis?
HOMEWORK
Storybook Change of Earth
Periods 1/5/9- Due Wednesday, December 18th
Periods 2/7/8- Due Thursday, December 19th
COPIES OF ASSIGNMENTS
Storybook Change of Earth
HOMEWORK
Storybook Change of Earth
Periods 1/5/9- Due Wednesday, December 18th
Periods 2/7/8- Due Thursday, December 19th
Storybook Change of Earth
Name:___________________________
Period:_____
The Storybook CHANGE of the Earth
Your Task- You
will be developing three story boards in relationship to the past,
present, and future of OUR Earth. Select 3 out of the 6 various concepts
below we have discussed in-class to develop your story board(your
concept term sheets and reference textbooks in-class will help). In each
square sequence complete the squares with either a complete sentence,
picture, or symbol that describes the transition of CHANGE in OUR Earth.
Remember the future is a prediction based on past observations or
events.
Concepts- PICK 3 OUT OF THE 6
1- Interior Earth 2- Continental Drift 3- Plate Tectonics
4- Rock Stress 5- Richter Scale/ magnitude 6- Earthquakes
Story Board 1 -____________________________________ (concept)
Story Board 2- ___________________________________ (concept)
Story Board 3-______________________________________ (concept)
Thursday, December 12, 2013
Universal Theme- How are we as an overpopulated world contributing to the increase of earthquakes, volcanoes, and tsunamis?
HOMEWORK
Earth Changes Quiz- Friday, December 13th
Periods 1/5/9- Complete Official Review Guide and Check Answers Below
Periods 2/7/8- Complete Official Review Guide and Check Answers Below
Storybook Change of Earth
Periods 1/5/9- Due Wednesday, December 18th
Periods 2/7/8- Due Thursday, December 19th
COPIES OF ASSIGNMENTS
**** Look at Back of Earth's Ingredients 411 Concept Term Sheet for Earth Diagram
Answers for Official Review Guide
Storybook Change of Earth
HOMEWORK
Earth Changes Quiz- Friday, December 13th
Periods 1/5/9- Complete Official Review Guide and Check Answers Below
Periods 2/7/8- Complete Official Review Guide and Check Answers Below
Storybook Change of Earth
Periods 1/5/9- Due Wednesday, December 18th
Periods 2/7/8- Due Thursday, December 19th
Official Review Guide For QUIZ
Answers Below
Name:____________________________
Period:_____
Earth Changes Review Guide
1. Label the Earth’s interior features.
**** Look at Back of Earth's Ingredients 411 Concept Term Sheet for Earth Diagram
2. Why can’t humans travel to the center of the Earth?
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
3. What is the difference between a constructive and deconstructive force?
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
4.Compare and contrast the following
Inner Core Similarities Outer Core
1._______________ 1._____________ 1._____________
_________________ _______________ _______________
Lithosphere Similarities Outer Core
1._______________ 1.______________ 1.______________
_________________ ________________ ________________
5. Identify (by writing) Wegener’s Hypothesis regarding continental drift.
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
6. What evidence was used to support continental drift and Pangea.
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
7. Describe the concept of plate tectonics.
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
8. Name the three types of classified rocks.
1____________________ 2_____________________ 3____________________
9. Classify the following characteristic as either earthquake or volcano.
Characteristics List -
RICHTER SCALE RING OF FIRE MAGNITUDE CRATER
SEISMIC WAVES FOCUS COMPOSITE PUMICE
EPICENTER LAVA MAGMA RICHTER SCALE
VOLCANO EARTHQUAKE
Answers for Official Review Guide
1. Continental Crust
2. Oceanic Crust
3. Mantle
4. Outer Core
5. Inner Core
2. Due to the intense heat and pressure.
3.
Constructive forces help build up the Earth and the various landforms.
Destructive forces destroy the Earth and the various landforms.
4. Inner Core Similarities Outer Core
Solid nickel and iron intense heat molten or liquid center region nickel and iron
Lithosphere Similarities Asthenosphere
lower part of mantle within mantle upper part of
mantle
not explored largest area in Earth we have explored
5. All continents were once linked together as Pangea but have since drifted apart due to continental drift.
6. Evidence includes- fossils, climate, landforms/mountain ranges
7. Plates are in constant motion from the heating from the Earth’s mantle or core region.
8. Metamorphic, Igneous, Sedimentary
9. Volcano Earthquake
Ring of Fire-middle Richter Scale
Lava Seismic Waves
Magma Epicenter
Composite Focus
Pumice Magnitude
Crater Storybook Change of Earth
Name:___________________________
Period:_____
The Storybook CHANGE of the Earth
Your Task- You
will be developing three story boards in relationship to the past,
present, and future of OUR Earth. Select 3 out of the 6 various concepts
below we have discussed in-class to develop your story board(your
concept term sheets and reference textbooks in-class will help). In each
square sequence complete the squares with either a complete sentence,
picture, or symbol that describes the transition of CHANGE in OUR Earth.
Remember the future is a prediction based on past observations or
events.
Concepts- PICK 3 OUT OF THE 6
1- Interior Earth 2- Continental Drift 3- Plate Tectonics
4- Rock Stress 5- Richter Scale/ magnitude 6- Earthquakes
Story Board 1 -____________________________________ (concept)
Story Board 2- ___________________________________ (concept)
Story Board 3-______________________________________ (concept)
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