Tuesday – Investigation #4 Lab. Movement of the Earth’s Lithospheric Plates. Homework: Digging Deeper _Investigaiton #4. Read pages 35-39. Answer the “Review” questions #1-3 page 40. Due tomorrow. Science Fair data, procedure, and variables due Friday.
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November 8
Tuesday – Lecture and notes about convection and plate boundaries. Homework: Read pages 25-28 and answer the “Review and Reflect” page 29 questions #2 & 3. Due tomorrow. Quiz tomorrow!!! Investigation #3 Homework questions.
November 7
Monday – “What moves the Interior of the Earth?” Lab. Students completed a lab today that shows how the interior of the Earth is constantly moving. Homework: Quiz on Wednesday! Study Guide for Dynamic Planet Quiz #1 Physical Model Refraction … Continue reading
Nov. 2
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November 1
Tuesday – Introduction to Investigation #2: The Interior of the Earth. We will do a lab over the next two days to investigate waves and wave speed. Homework: Read pages 16-20, and answer the “As You Read” questions #1-7 from … Continue reading
October 25
Homework: Read pages 4-6, and answer the “Review and Reflect” questions #4-6. Due Wednesday. Review and Reflect questions 4-6. Click this link to answer the questions online.
October 10, 2011
Today we began our Rocks and Landforms projects. Students will be working in their lab groups to research a city from Colorado and its geology. The assignment is attached to this below. The assignment is due: October 17. Rocks and … Continue reading
October 5, 2011
Today we began our notes and lecture about Erosional Landforms, Deltas, Floodplains, and Glaciers. We will continue to take notes tomorrow. Homework: Due MONDAY! All the items below are linked so you can read and answer your questions online. Rocks … Continue reading
October 4, 2011
Today we presented our lab reports on Erosional Landforms. Tomorrow, we will take notes on Erosional Landforms.
October 3, 2011
Today we created presentations to go with our Erosional Landscapes labs. Tomorrow, we will be presenting our projects to the class.