Earth Science: Geology, the Environment, and the Universe

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Chapter 1. The Nature of Science

1.1. Earth Science

Ocean Mapping

Hurricane Motion

Weather Maps

Solar System Explorer

1.2. Methods of Scientists

Many Gizmos can be used for this section.

Chapter 2. Mapping Our World

2.1. Latitude and Longitude

Weather Maps

2.2. Types of Maps

Weather Maps

Ocean Mapping

Chapter 3. Matter and Atomic Structure

3.1. What are elements?

Element Builder

3.3. States of Matter

Intro to Plasma

Freezing Point of Salt Water

Chapter 4. Minerals

4.1. What is a mineral?

Rock Classification

4.2. Identifying Minerals

Rock Classification

Chapter 5. Igneous Rocks

5.1. What are igneous rocks?

Rock Cycle

5.2. Classifying Igneous Rocks

Rock Classification

Chapter 6. Sedimentary and Metamorphic Rocks

6.1. Formation of Sedimentary Rocks

Rock Cycle

6.2. Types of Sedimentary Rocks

Rock Classification

6.3. Metamorphic Rocks

Rock Cycle

Rock Classification

Chapter 7. Weathering, Erosion, and Soil

7.1. Weathering, Erosion, and Soil

Water Cycle

Rock Cycle

7.2. Erosion and Deposition

Longitudinal Wave

Coastal Winds and Clouds

7.3. Formation of Soil

Rock Cycle

Chapter 9. Surface Water

9.1. Surface Water Movement

Water Cycle

Chapter 10. Groundwater

10.1. Movement and Storage of Groundwater

Porosity

10.3. Groundwater Systems

Water Cycle

Chapter 11. Atmosphere

11.2. State of the Atmosphere

Greenhouse Effect

Heat Transfer by Conduction

Coastal Winds and Clouds

Weather Maps

Relative Humidity

11.3. Moisture in the Atmosphere

Relative Humidity

Water Cycle

Coastal Winds and Clouds

Chapter 12. Meteorology

12.1. The Causes of Weather

Coastal Winds and Clouds

12.2. Weather Systems

Coastal Winds and Clouds

12.3. Gathering Weather Data

Hurricane Motion

Weather Maps

12.4. Weather Analysis

Hurricane Motion

Chapter 13. The Nature of Storms

13.3. Tropical Storms

Hurricane Motion

Chapter 14. Climate

14.1. What is climate?

Min/Max Thermometer

Seasons: Why do we have them?

Coastal Winds and Clouds

14.4. The Human Factor

Greenhouse Effect

Chapter 15. Physical Oceanography

15.1. The Oceans

Water Cycle

Ocean Mapping

15.2. Seawater

Solubility and Temperature

15.3. Ocean Movements

Tides

Chapter 16. The Marine Environment

16.1. Shoreline Features

Coastal Winds and Clouds

16.2. The Seafloor

Ocean Mapping

Chapter 17. Plate Tectonics

17.1. Drifting Continents

Plate Tectonics

17.2. Seafloor Spreading

Plate Tectonics

17.3. Theory of Plate Tectonics

Plate Tectonics

Chapter 18. Volcanic Activity

18.1. Magma

Rock Cycle

18.2. Intrusive Activity

Rock Cycle

18.3. Volcanoes

Rock Cycle

Chapter 19. Earthquakes

19.1. Forces within Earth

Plate Tectonics

19.2. Seismic Waves and Earth's Interior

Longitudinal Wave

19.3. Measuring and Locating Earthquakes

Earthquake - Recording Station

Earthquake - Determination of Epicenter

Chapter 20. Mountain Building

20.1. Crust-Mantle Relationships

Plate Tectonics

20.2. Convergent-Boundary Mountains

Plate Tectonics

Chapter 21. Fossils and the Rock Record

21.3. Absolute-Age Dating of Rocks

Half-life

Chapter 25. Earth Resources

25.4. Water Resources

Water Pollution

Chapter 27. Human Impact on Earth Resources

27.3. Human Impact on Air Resources

Greenhouse Effect

27.4. Human Impact on Water Resources

Water Pollution

Chapter 28. The Sun-Earth-Moon Systm

28.2. The Moon

Moonrise/Moonset and Phases

Moon Phases

Chapter 29. Our Solar System

29.1. Overview of Our Solar System

Solar System Explorer

29.2. The Terrestrial Planets

Solar System Explorer

29.3. The Gas Giant Planets

Solar System Explorer

Chapter 30. Stars

30.2. Measuring the Stars

Herschel Experiment

30.3. Stellar Evolution

H-R Diagram

Content correlation last revised: 9/29/2010