Mr. Mason Earth Science BCHS
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THE GOODS
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ball7.gif Worksheet 1.2
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EARTH SCIENCE - GEOLOGY - STUDYING THE EARTH

This first section of our geology unit covers chapters one through three in the text and introduces students to many of the earth's unique characteristics while reinforcing many of the concepts, principles and skills that have been presented in their previous course-work. By the end of this unit students will demonstrate their understanding of the information below by way of tests, labs, papers and activities.

  • Branches of earth science
  • The scientific method
  • Dimensions of the earth
  • The big bang theory
  • The earths interior
  • Gravitational attraction
  • Movements of the earth
  • Artificial satellites
  • Latitude & longitude
  • Geomagnetism
  • Surface maps
  • Topographic maps

Idea's for further study: Build a two or three dimensional model of the earth's interior. - Create a fishbone diagram tracing the study of earth science directly to the related professionals within our community. - Research current information on the origin of the universe and write a paper as to how it relates to your personal convictions. - Re-affirm the laws of gravitational attraction with an experiment to test the rate of acceleration of falling bodies. - Create a topographic map of your neighborhood by your measurements... etc.

Mastery of the information presented in this section assists students in their preparation for F.C.A.T. testing by reinforcing the following Sunshine State Standards.

  • Strand A, Standard 1: Understand that all matter has observable, measurable properties.
  • Strand C, Standard 1: Understand that types of motion may be described, measured and predicted.
  • Strand C, Standard 2: Understand that the types of force that act on an object and the effect of that force can be described, measured, and predicted.
  • Strand D, Standard 1: Recognize that processes in the lithosphere, atmosphere, hydrosphere and biosphere interact to shape the Earth.
  • Strand E, Standard 1: Understand the interaction and organization in the Solar System and the universe and how this affects life on Earth.
  • Strand E, Standard 2: Recognize the vastness of the universe and the Earth place in it.
  • Strand H, Standard 1: Use the scientific processes and habits of the mind to solve problems.
  • Strand H, Standard 3: Understand that science, technology and society are interwoven and interdependent.
     
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