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Earth sciences outlines for Microsoft Word
Life Cycle Diagram Template
This is a template for a life cycle activity. Students can choose to learn and study about the life cycle of their choice, and draw/write detailed descriptions of each stage.Applicable for butterfly, frog, and many other life cycles.
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2nd - 7th
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Earths Crust - Earthquakes - Plate Tectonics Notes Outline Lesson Plan
This 10 page notes outline Lesson Plan has blanks for student to fill in as the students watch the "The Earth's Crust PowerPoint Presentation" and as the teacher covers the following topics:
The Earths Crust, Earthquakes, Measuring Earthquakes, Mercalli vs. Richter Scale, Seismic Waves, An Earthquakes Epicenter, Earthquake Origin Time, The Earths Layers, Earthquake Shadow Zones, Earthquake P-wave Shadow Zones, The Ring of Fire, Seismic Hazards, Volcanic Hazards, Continental Drift, Evidence from
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Water Cycle and Climates Notes Outline Lesson Plan
This 11 page notes outline Lesson Plan has blanks for student to fill in as the students watch the "Water Cycle and Climates PowerPoint Presentation" and as the teacher covers the following topics:
The Water Cycle and Climates, The Water (Hydrologic) Cycle, Groundwater, Permeability, Capillarity, Rainfall and Stream Flow, Factors Affecting Stream Flow, Watersheds (Drainage Basin), How Heat Energy Travels, Insolation, Angle of Insolation, Duration of Insolation, Variations in Day Length, Variat
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Weathering Erosion Deposition Landscapes Notes Outline Lesson Plan
This 13 page notes outline Lesson Plan has blanks for student to fill in as the students watch the "Weathering, Erosion, Deposition and Landscapes PowerPoint Presentation" and as the teacher covers the following topics:
Weathering, Erosion, Deposition, and Landscapes, Weathering, Physical Weathering, Chemical Weathering, Soil Formation, Erosion of Sediments, Erosion by Water, Velocity of Streams, Erosion by Wind, Erosion by Ice, Deposition, Deposition Factors, Sorting of Sediments, Deposition b
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Amplify Science First Grade Unit 3 Chapters 1-5
These lesson plans are taken directly from the Amplify Science Teacher's Guide Spinning Earth: Investigating Patterns in the Sky (Unit 2, Chapters 1-5). I use them as a guide and as something to hand to my administration, if asked. Each lesson is one page. Lessons are EDITABLE!
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1st
Global Climate Change Notes Outline Lesson Plan
This 7 page notes outline has blanks for student to fill in as the students watch the "Global Climate Change PowerPoint Presentation" and as the teacher covers the following topics:
The Problems, Sea Levels, Sea Level Change Impact, Carbon Dioxide Levels, Warming Trend, Greenhouse Effect, Types and Sources of Air Pollutants, Animals, Plants and Habitats at Risk, More Powerful Tropical Storms, Health Risks, Cleaner Energy Solutions, What actions can we take?
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Ecology Ecosystems Environment Unit Bundle - 29 Files
Earths History Notes Outline Lesson Plan
This 9 page notes outline Lesson Plan has blanks for student to fill in as the students watch the "Earth's History PowerPoint Presentation" and as the teacher covers the following topics:
Earth's History, Uniformitarianism, Law of Superposition, Original Horizontality, Igneous Extrusions, Igneous Intrusions, Folds and Faults, Fossils, Correlation of Rocks, Correlation of Rocks Example, Geologic Time Scale, Evolution of Life, Life and The Atmosphere, Past Geologic Events, Radioactive Dating, Hal
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Introduction to Earth Science Guided Notes
This Word document accompanies my Introduction to Earth Science PowerPoint. It is a text version of the PPT slides in outline form, with blanks for each key word or concept. The students are able to follow the PPT without having to concentrate on writing a large amount of notes. This helps them stay focused and allows for more classroom discussion. They are then left with a complete summary of the day's lesson. This is a tried-and-true method in my 9th grade classroom for the past 5 years!
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8th - 9th
Plant and Animal Cell Project with Grading Rubric and Student Self Checklist
This 5 page editable document contains everything that you need to assign a cell drawing project to your students.
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The students are asked to pick a cell, plant or animal, they have to draw that cell on a sheet of paper. They will then have to label the organelles and list the functions of the organelles. This will need to be done on separate sheet of paper. In class the students are given Wikki Sticks. They will use these to create a 3D version of the organelles. They will have a KE
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4th - 7th
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Holt Env Sci Ch 13 Section 1 Guided Notes
This is guided fill-in-the-blank notes that coordinates with a 24-slide Power Point presentation that follows the Holt Environmental Science Chapter 13: Atmosphere & Climate Change; Section 1: Climate. Please note, the statistics and data have been updated with the most up-to-date information currently available and therefore, will not coincide exactly with the textbook.After the lesson students will be able to:•Explain the difference between weather and climate.•Identify four factors that d
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8th - 12th
Also included in: ENTIRE 2ND SEMESTER GUIDED NOTES SET
Marine Organisms Bubble Map
Students classify the marine organisms into three classifications: plankton, nekton and benthos and list examples of each kind in this bubble/concept map. This worksheet includes a blank bubble map and an answer key.
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5th - 12th
Teaching Activity: Exploring Planet Resources with M&Ms: Rationale/Vocab/Outline
This activity engages students in a hands-on and interactive way, using candy as a tangible representation of planet resources. By participating in the candy distribution and reflection, students are actively involved in exploring concepts related to resource allocation and sustainability. The use of colorful candies to represent different planet resources provides a visual and concrete representation for students to grasp abstract concepts. This visual aid helps students understand the distribu
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
AP Environmental Science 2019-2020 Reading Guides
176 pages reading guide for entire year of AP Environmental Science
Friedland and Relyea
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9th - 12th
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Geological Time Scale Project
Goal: Learn about the major events in Earth’s history by creating a timeline of events. Students will form a basic knowledge of the changes that have occurred throughout Earth’s history.
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1 Strip of paper
Ruler
Pencil (NO PEN)
(Optional) Colored Pencils
Students use the information to complete a timeline. My students loved making a timeline and putting the information in order. There is a warm up activity attached as well.
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6th - 8th
Minerals Rocks and Resources Notes Outline Lesson Plan
This 10 page notes outline Lesson Plan has blanks for student to fill in as the students watch the "Minerals, Rocks and Resources PowerPoint Presentation" and as the teacher covers the following topics:
Minerals, Rocks and Resources, Minerals, Luster, Streak, Crystal Structure, Hardness, Mohs Scale of Hardness, Cleavage, Density, Rocks, Igneous Rocks, Igneous Rock Formation, Igneous Rock Classification, Sedimentary Rocks, Sedimentary Rock Characteristics, Sedimentary Rock Classification, Metamo
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Earths Moon and Solar System Astronomy Notes Outline Lesson Plan
This 11 page notes outline Lesson Plan has blanks for student to fill in as the students watch the 'Earths Moon and Solar System Astronomy PowerPoint Presentation' and as the teacher covers the following topics:
Phases of the Moon, Eclipse of the Moon, Eclipse of the Sun, Angular Diameter, Angular Diameter of the Sun, Angular Size and Shape of Orbit, The Tides, The Geometry of Orbits, Calculating Eccentricity (elongation) of an ellipse, The Force of Gravity, Gravity and the Planets, Planets of
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Planet Earth Notes Outline Lesson Plan
This 6 page notes outline Lesson Plan has blanks for student to fill in as the students watch the "Planet Earth PowerPoint Presentation" and as the teacher covers the following topics:
Earth, Earths Shape, Earths Structure, The Lithosphere, The Hydrosphere, The Atmosphere, Earths Magnetic Field, Locating Positions on Earth, Coordinate System, Navigation, Finding the North Star Polaris, Finding the Altitude of a Star, Solar Time and Clock Time, Calculating Longitude, Fields, Field Maps, Topograp
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Environmental Awareness Notes Outline Lesson Plan
This 8 page notes outline has blanks for student to fill in as the students watch the "Environmental Awareness PowerPoint Presentation" and as the teacher covers the following topics:
Balance of Nature, Pollution, Pollution Example, Technology and the Environment, Pollution Classification, Air Pollution, The Carbon Cycle, Sources of Emissions of Air Pollutants, CO2 Content of Earths Atmosphere is Increasing, The Greenhouse Effect, Acid Rain, Water Pollution Sources, Ground Pollution Sources, E
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Holt Env Sci Ch 13 Section 2 Guided Notes
This is guided fill-in-the-blank notes that coordinates with a 19-slide Power Point presentation that follows the Holt Environmental Science Chapter 13: Atmosphere & Climate Change; Section 2: The Ozone Shield. Please note, the statistics and data have been updated with the most up-to-date information currently available and therefore, will not coincide exactly with the textbook.After the lesson students will be able to:•Explain how the ozone layer shields the Earth from much of the sun’s ha
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9th - 12th
Also included in: ENTIRE 2ND SEMESTER GUIDED NOTES SET
Holt Env Sci Ch 3 Section 3 Guided Notes
This is guided fill-in-the-blank notes that coordinates with a 32-slide Power Point presentation for Chapter 3: Dynamic Earth; Section 3 The Hydrosphere & Biosphere.After the lesson students will be able to:•Name the three major processes in the water cycle.•Describe the properties of ocean water.•Describe the two types of ocean currents.•Explain how the ocean regulates Earth’s temperature.•Discuss the factors that confine life to the biosphere.•Explain the difference between open and closed
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9th - 12th
Also included in: ENTIRE 1ST SEMESTER GUIDED NOTES SET
Holt Env Sci Ch 2: Tools of Env Sci Section 1: Sci Method Guided Notes
This is guided fill-in-the-blank notes that coordinates with a 26-slide Power Point presentation that explains the environmental and society.After the lesson students will be able to:•List and describe the steps of the experimental method.•Describe why a good hypothesis is not simply a guess.•Describe the two essential parts of a good experiment.•Describe how scientists study subjects in which experiments are not possible.•Explain the importance of curiosity and imagination in science.A great re
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9th - 12th
(Expansion) Holt Env Sci Ch 15 Section 2 Guided Notes
***EXPANSION- This chapter is not included in the yearlong or semester bundle packs.This is guided fill-in-the-blank notes that coordinates with a 48-slide Power Point presentation for Chapter 15: Food and Agriculture; Section 2: Crops and Soil. *Section 2 is a very lengthy section and the notes have a highlighted line to break this up into two class periods at the teachers discretion. Please note, the statistics and data have been updated with the most up-to-date information currently availabl
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9th - 12th
Holt Env Sci Ch 3 Section 1 Guided Notes
This is guided fill-in-the-blank notes that coordinates with a 38-slide Power Point presentation for Chapter 3: Dynamic Earth; Section 1 The Geosphere.After the lesson students will be able to:•Describe the composition and structure of the Earth.•Describe the Earth’s tectonic plates.•Explain the main cause of earthquakes and their effects.•Identify the relationship between volcanic eruptions and climate change.•Describe how wind and water alter the Earth’s surface.Curriculum is based on the Holt
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: ENTIRE 1ST SEMESTER GUIDED NOTES SET
Space Earth and Celestial Objects Notes Outline Lesson Plan
This 9 page notes outline Lesson Plan has blanks for student to fill in as the students watch the "Space, Earth and Celestial Objects PowerPoint Presentation" and as the teacher covers the following topics:
Space Earth and Celestial Objects, Celestial Objects, Motion of Stars and Planets, Constellations, Regions in the Night Sky, Night Sky Models, Heliocentric Model, Foucault Pendulum, Coriolis Effect, Motions of the Sun, Seasons, Autumnal Equinox, Winter Solstice, Vernal Equinox , Summer Solst
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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