draw these events (from the cards)
Miss Klein's Example
Weather and Climate cover page and empty binder by Wednesday
End of 3rd Quarter Friday March 29!
Check here every day for homework, class news, and science current events. email: jklein@stamfordCT.gov
Monday, March 25, 2019
Wednesday, March 20, 2019
Monday, March 18, 2019
This week in science class
earth resources quiz review sheet
earth resources summary table BLANK- due FRIDAY 3/22
Monday:
due: completed personal geologic timescale from Friday classwork
CP: activity 9 rock layers and 5 analysis questions
H: cards in order and timeline
HW: due Thursday- quiz review sheet
Tuesday: timeline
finish summary table
Wed: H- act. 9
CP- timeline
Thurs: review due- go over answers
Friday: Schoolnet unit quiz
summary table due
empty binder and make WEATHER AND CLIMATE UNIT cover page
Friday, March 8, 2019
dig in analysis ques
1. Which soil absorbed the most water? How do you know? (Filtrate)
2. Which soil had the fastest percolation rate? How do you know?
3. Which soil is the most permeable?
4. Which soil is the most
impermeable?
5. Put the soils you tested in order from MOST absorbent to least
absorbent.
6. Do you think soil particle size (cause) affects absorption and
permeability?
7. Model what caused the
results of this lab. Give EVIDENCE (#)
Wednesday, March 6, 2019
exit ticket in modeling NB
Permeable: how much water passes through the soil
Percolation rate- how fast the water passes through the soil
- Which soil was PERMEABLE?
- Which soil was IMPERMEABLE?
- Which soil had the faster percolation rate?
- Model/Draw WHY did the sand let water through and the clay did not?
In your modeling NB: EXIT TICKET
answer:
An aquifer is a rock layer that allows groundwater to
flow through it. An aquitard is a rock layer that restricts the flow of groundwater.
Out of todays lab- which earth material would be considered an aquitard?
How could you use clay, sand, water, and the plastic tube to build an aquifer?
answer:
An aquifer is a rock layer that allows groundwater to
flow through it. An aquitard is a rock layer that restricts the flow of groundwater.
How could you use clay, sand, water, and the plastic tube to build an aquifer?
Tuesday, March 5, 2019
lab tomorrow
PRE LAB
Fold paper in half
·
Research and Draw-
What is GROUNDWATER?
|
What is an AQUIFER? And how does it form?
|
organize your binder
Earth’s
Resources Unit
Binder
organization SO FAR
1. Cover page
2. Vocab list
that Miss Klein gave you
3. Popcorn discussion
questions
4. Earth’s
resources chart (research on the Chromebook for model)
5. What is a
renewable energy resource PowerPoint slide
6. Activity 2
vocabulary chart
7. Activity 3
mystery mineral
8. Summary table
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