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Thursday, February 28, 2019
Tuesday, February 26, 2019
Monday, February 25, 2019
Friday, February 22, 2019
Group Model Gotta Have it List
GOTTA HAVE IT LIST: MODEL THE CHART!
- Natural Resources
- petroleum
- copper
- groundwater
- rain
- layers of the ground
- plants
- sediments
- pressure
- lake
- tectonic plates (subduction zone) (magma-water)
- mud/rocks
- buried
- wood
- consumption
- Time
Wednesday, February 20, 2019
TODAY IN CLASS: Popcorn Resources Demonstration & Discussion questions
HW: Word list & new Unit Cover Page Due Friday
*Empty your binder
of all Geological
Process Papers!
*Empty your binder
of all Geological
Process Papers!
EARTH’S RESOURCES UNIT
Cover page: plain white computer paper, colored, three
hole punched, three pictures, three vocabulary words, unit title in bold
letters
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Absorption
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Aquifer
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Atmosphere
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Byproduct
·
Carbon
dioxide
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Fossil
fuels
·
Petroleum
·
Gas
·
Energy
·
Water
·
Consumption
·
Human
population
·
Mineral
deposits
·
Mining
·
Oil
·
Greenhouse
effect
·
Global
warming
·
Ore
·
Minerals
·
Properties
·
Renewable
resource
·
Nonrenewable
resource
·
Population
·
Remote
sensing
·
Geological
time scale
·
Sand,
silt, clay
·
Sediments
·
Groundwater
·
Fossils
·
Rock
layers
1. What is a NONRENEWABLE resource?
2. You, your Mother, your Grandmother, and
your Great Grandmother- How many generations
are present?
3. What happened to the total amount of the
resource popcorn?
4. How much was left for each successive
generation?
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5. Was anything left for the fourth
generation?
6. Did any of the kids that were part of the
demonstration think about those who might be after them, or were they only
trying to get as much popcorn as they could?
7. What other resources could this happen to
in the real world?
8. If a resource is RENEWABLE, does that mean
it will continue to exist no matter what people do?
9. What two factors would you say are most
important in determining how fast natural resources are used? (Think in this
demo- how many people use the resource and the amount each person yeses is
important in thinking about how fast resources are used up!)
10. You have 15 dollars to buy 15 pieces of
popcorn. What if there were only 10 pieces of popcorn left, but you needed 15
to survive? What would happen?
Monday, February 11, 2019
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