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Earth sciences Common Core HSS-ID.A.1 resources
Climate Change Graphing Activity
Students graph the changes in average global temperature over time, and then analyze, predict, and explain the significance of climate change on the Earth and its people.Students read info related to climate change, then create a graph of average global temperature changes over the past 140 years. Students are then to answer several analysis questions, which could also be used to drive a meaningful classroom discussion about climate change.Included is a teacher's key which shows what the resulti
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5th - 11th
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Marine Science Biology Making a Hydrometer Making Percent Solutions
This laboratory experience enables students to create a hydrometer using clay and straws to measure unknown solutions. Students begin by calibrating their devices using percent solutions that they must make. They can then use their device to measure unknown solutions provided by the instructor. Students are asked to convert units of measure. Additional research questions are provided that go beyond the laboratory activity.
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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First Week- Graphic Notes for Crash Course Geography
If you haven't checked out Crash Course: Geography, you should! Alizé Carrère hosts this series which takes learners around the world in each episode highlighting the diverse aspects of the Earth and the people who study it. Plus some of the related channels are relevant to Earth/Environmental Science.This first set of notes includes four episodes that I use in the first week of Earth/Environmental Science. Here are the links to not only the videos, but also transcripts of each episode.What i
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9th - 12th
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HS-ESS3-6
Dinosaur Cards to Find the Mean,Median and Mode
This lesson has students cut out dinosaur cards from the provided worksheets. Each card contains a picture of the dinosaur, its name, the period (Triassic or Cretaceous) and its length. Students are asked to order the cards from smallest to largest and then compute the mean, median and mode of the distributions. Dinosaurs changed dramatically from the Triassic to Cretaceous period. Dinosaurs were very small during the Triassic period but became huge by the time the Cretaceous period arrived.
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6th - 10th
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