November 3132015 Objectives Students can KNOW the branches of Earth Science and the structure of the Earth UNDERSTAND that the different parts of the Earths structure interact with one another ID: 508427
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Structure of the Earth
November 3-13,2015Slide2
Objectives
Students can:
KNOW: the branches of Earth Science and the structure of the Earth
UNDERSTAND: that the different parts of the Earth’s structure interact with one another
BE ABLE TO: Describe how the spheres of the Earth play a role in our everyday livesSlide3
What is Earth Science?
Earth Science is the study of the Earth’s place in the UniverseSlide4
Five Branches
Geology
Oceanography
Meteorology
Astronomy
Environmental ScienceSlide5
Geology
The Study of the Earth
Geologists
Deal with
the composition of Earth
materials, structures
, and
processes
.
Also look at the
organisms of the planet and how the planet has changed over time.
From
Geology.comSlide6
Oceanography
Science of the Oceans
Oceanographers
Look at the composition, movement, organisms and processes of the oceans
Study oceans as a resource and work to protect it from human impact
From TCC.FL.EDUSlide7
Meteorology
Study of Earth’s Atmosphere
Meteorologists
Look at how processes in the atmosphere affect the weather and climate
From: FAA.ITU.EDUSlide8
Astronomy
Study of the Universe
Astronomers
Use knowledge about the Earth’s materials, processes and history to understand other planets
From
CreationWiki.orgSlide9
Environmental Science
Study of Earth’s environment and resources
Environmental Scientists
Determine
the effects of human activities on Earth’s land, air, water and living
things
What do you think the picture represents?
From
Warrenhills.orgSlide10
TTYP
Work with your elbow partner to complete your notes about the Introduction to Earth ScienceSlide11
7th
& 8
th
Periods – Remainder of Class
Using
your
science notebooks, read pages 16-24 in the red science book (Prentice Hall Earth Science) and take notes.
If
there are not enough red books, they
use
the purple book (Concepts and Challenges Earth Science) and do the same thing, but the pages are 18-23 and 32-35.
W
e will go over note taking skills this week so just try their best to capture the important information in the assigned reading.Slide12
Exploring Earth’s Surface
Introduction: How would you describe Guam’s landscape to someone who has never been here before?
Write at least 5 things about Guam’s environment you would tell the strangerSlide13
Cornell NotesSlide14
For your science notebookSlide15
Topography
Tells us the shape of the land
Topography of an area is determined by the area’s elevation, relief and landformsSlide16
Topography
Elevation
– height above sea level of a point on Earth’s surface
Relief
– difference in elevation between highest and lowest parts of an area
Landforms
- feature of topography formed by processes that shape Earth’s surfaceSlide17
Types of Landforms
There are THREE main types of landforms:
Plains
– made up of flat or gently rolling land w/ low relief
Mountains
- high elevation and high relief
Plateaus
– high elevation and a level surfaceSlide18Slide19
Note- taking Check
TAKE THIS TIME TO COMPLETE YOUR NOTES ABOUT EARTH’S SURFACESlide20
Activity
Think about the topography of our island
Draw a picture of Guam and label its topography
Make sure you label elevation, relief and landforms on your picture
Make your picture look nice!Slide21
Second Quarter Project
Review
How will the project be graded
Due dates
Assign topics: Spheres of the Earth or Layers of the EarthSlide22
RubricSlide23
Due Dates
BLUE DAY (2,3 & 4)
:
NOVEMBER 30, 2015
GRAY DAY (7,8)
:
DECEMBER 1, 2015Slide24
TOPICS
LAST NAMES A-L:
SPHERES OF THE EARTH
LAST NAMES M-Z:
LAYERS OF THE EARTHSlide25
Earth’s Four SpheresSlide26Slide27
Review of Earth’s Spheres
Trace your hand in your science notebook
Minus your thumb, in each finger write:
- one sphere of the Earth and how you interact with this sphere everyday
On your thumb, write down: how do the things in #2 impact your life?Slide28
TTYP
HOW DO YOU THINK THE SPHERES OF THE EARTH INTERACT?Slide29
Activity
Think about the topography of our island
Draw a picture of Guam and label its topography and spheres of the Earth
Make sure you label elevation, relief, landforms and spheres on your picture
Make your picture look nice!Slide30
Earth’s StructureSlide31
Geology
Review: what is geology?
Forces beneath the surface have constantly changed the Earth over time
These forces are divided into 2 groups:
1.
Constructive
: shape the surface by building mountains and land areas
2.
Destructive
: slowly wear away mountains and other features of the surfaceSlide32
Foldable
Color the layers of the Earth:
Inner Core - red
Upper Mantle – yellow
Outer Core – red orange Oceanic crust – dark brown
Lower Mantle - orange Continental crust – light brown
Middle Mantle
- light orange Ocean - blue
2. Fill out the four boxes about the layers of the Earth using pages 108-114
3. Cut out the layers! Also, cut out the 12 terms and the four boxesSlide33
Foldable
Glue the layers on a new page of your science notebook
Label the layers with the boxes and terms.Slide34
QUESTIONS?