Thurs May 27th

Reviewed for final exam... Went over study guide answers.

Answers to study guide
Answers to Final Exam Study Guide
Chapter 2
1. 4.6 billion yrs old
2. Compositional: crust, mantle, core Structural: lithosphere, asthenosphere, mesosphere, outer, inner core
3. Electric currents created by earth’s core
4. Equator because the Earth is a slightly flattened sphere called an oblate sphere which means it is flatter at the poles. The poles are therefore closer to the core, creating a greater gravitational attraction, making you heavier.
Chapter 5
1. Naturally occurring, inorganic solid that has a chemical composition, internal structure, and set of physical properties.
2. Non-silicate and silicate (silicon and oxygen)
3. Hardness, luster, streak, cleavage, fracture, color
4. Fluorescence, phosphorescence, chatoyancy, asterism, radioactivity, magnetism, double refraction
5. Gypsum- wallboard, halite- salt, mica- paints and make up, fluorite-toothpaste
Chapter 6
1. Igneous rock forms from melting and cooling
2. Intrusive- inside earth, extrusive- on earth’s surface
3. Intrusive-> Slow-> large
4. Extrusive-> fast -> small
5. Sediments are eroded, deposited, and then compacted and cemented back together.
6. Organic, chemical, clastic
7. Conglomerate/breccias, sandstone, shale
8. Rocks change due to temperature and pressure.
9. Contact and regional
10. Foliated- slate, schist, gneiss; Non-foliated- quartzite, marble

Chapter 8
1. Law that sedimentary rock layers are older than the layers above it and younger than those below it.
2. Coarse or heavy particles are deposited first (bottom) smaller ones travel further or rest on top.
3. Break in geologic record when layers are eroded or when sediment is not deposited for long period of time.
4. Fault or body of rock is always younger than the layer it cuts through
5. A, B, C, D, E, F
6. Relative is age of object in relation to others around it (superposition); Absolute age is the exact age of a rock or object.
7. Carbon dating, radiometric dating, radioactive isotopes, half life
Chapter 10
1. CDT is the theory that the continents have moved position over time. Alfred Wegener
2. Fossil, geologic, climate, fit of continents
3. Underwater mountain range found in Atlantic ocean where two plates are dividing
4. Divergent plate boundary where magma is rising to surface and creating new sea floor, old sea floor is being pushed away from ridge. Harry Hess
5. Pangaea
6. Atlantic is getting larger due to the mid-atlantic ridge and Pacific plate is being subducted
7. Theory that explains how large pieces of lithosphere called plates move and change shape.
8. 15
9. Divergent, convergent, transform
10. Cc divergent- red sea, oo divergent- mid-atlantic ridge, oc convergent-Andes mtns, cc convergent- Himalayan mtns, oo convergent- island arc or marianas trench, transform- san andreas fault.
Chapter 12
1. When rock returns to its original position after stress from rocks breaks
2. Epicenter-surface; focus- inside earth
3. P waves and s waves
4. P- 1st, fastest, solid, liquid and gas------------------- S- 2nd, shear, only through solid
5. Surface happen on the surface of earth- most destructive
6. Area on Earth’s surface where no seismic waves can be detected
7. Intensity-amount of damage caused by an earthquake------Magnitude-strength of earthquake
8. Magnitude
9. Intensity
10. Giant wave in the ocean
11. Earthquake, volcanic eruption, landslide
Chapter 13
1. Magma- molten material inside the earth----------Lave- molten material on surface
2. Any activity that involves movement of magma onto earth’s surface.
3. One plate subducts under another. Plate melts, creates pressure, and pushes magma up
4. Volcanically active area in the middle of a plate created by rising magma from a mantle plume.
5. Mafic- rich in magnesium-----------------Felsic- rich in feldspar
6. Quiet, violent
7. Resistance to flow
8. Mafic->Low->Quiet ex. Hawaii
9. Felsic->High->violent ex. mount st. Helens
10. Volcanic dust, volcanic ash, lapilli, volcanic bombs, volcanic blocks
11. Large circular depression created when magma chamber partially empties and volcano collapses in.
12. Fills with water. Ex. crater lake
13. Shield, composite/strato, cinder cone
14. Hawaiin, Mount St. Helens, Surtesy/Paricutin
15. Wide base, alternating layers of ash/lava, only violent eruptions
Fossils
5 ways fossils form: tar pits, mummification, amber, freezing, petrification
Mold vs. Cast: mold is imprint, cast is replica

Wed, May 26th

Due: Final Exam Study Guides

In-Class: Go over answers to study guide. Review

Homework: Complete note cards

Looking Ahead:
Thurs- Review
Fri- Pd 1 Seniors final

****Continue to bring in ink cartridges and cell phones for bonus. Party for those who contributed will be the morning of Thursday, June 3rd!****

Final Exam Schedule
Fri 5/28: 1st period Seniors
Tue 6/1: 2nd period Seniors
Wed 6/2: 3rd period Everyone
Fri 6/4: 2nd period 9th, 10, 11th
Mon 6/7: 1st period 9th, 10th, 11th
Tue 6/8: Exam make up

Tue, May 25th

Due: None

In-Class: Complete Final Exam Review Study Guide.

Homework: Complete study guide for late credit if not completed in class

Looking Ahead:
Wed: Go over study guide
Thurs: Review
Fri: 1st period Senior finals

Final Exam Schedule
Fri 5/28: 1st period Seniors
Tue 6/1: 2nd period Seniors
Wed 6/2: 3rd period Everyone
Fri 6/4: 2nd period 9th, 10, 11th
Mon 6/7: 1st period 9th, 10th, 11th
Tue 6/8: Exam make up

Mon, May 24th

Due: None

In-Class: Begin Final Exam study guide in class.

Homework: None

Looking ahead
Tue: Final study guide
Wed: Go over study guide answers
Thurs: Review
Fri: Pd 1 Senior finals

Thurs May 20th

Half Day: Kennywood

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Test Make-up; NVEWS Article and Questions

Homework: None; Have a great weekend!!!!

Wed May 19th

Due: Chapter 13 packets

In-Class: Chapter 13 Test

Homework: None

Tue May 18th

Due: Chapter 13 Volcano packet

In-Class: Review answers to Chapter 13 packets; Reviewed for the Chapter 13 Volcanoes test.

Homework: Volcanoes Test Tomorrow!

Answers to Ch 13 Packet

Hot spots and mantle plumes
***1. presense of mantle plume that rises to the surface
***2. rises through areas of weak crust
***3. lithospheric plate
***4. several thousands of years

Types of Volcanoes
1. cinder cone
2. pyroclastic material and lava
3. emit lava at relatively slow rate
4. cinder cone would be short lived
5. answers vary- size, eruption type, etc

Directed Reading
1. D
2. B
3. A
4. D
5. A
6. B
14.crust wrinkles to form pahoehoe. Has a smooth ropy texture as it cools.
15. B
16. A
17. C
18. consists of fragments of rock that form during a volcanic eruption
19. volcanic ash
20. volcanic dust
21. lapilli
22. volcanic bombs
23. volcanic blocks
24. B
25. E
26. A
27. C
28. D
***29. a caldera is a large circular depression that forms when the magma chamber empties and volcano collapses in.
30. " "
31. n/a
***32. Cone of Mt. Mazama in Oregon collapsed and formed a caldera that eventually filled with water
33. A
34. growing pressure on surrounding rocks
35. magma moving upwards
36. n/a
37. n/a

*** essay question

Mon May 17th

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Complete Chapter 13 Review packet in class.

Homework: Chapter 13 Review packets due tomorrow (Tue 5/18). Chapter 13 Test Wednesday!

Fri May 14th

Due: Chapter 13: Section 2 key terms and review questions

In-Class: Ch 13: Sec 2 types of volcano charts

Homework: None

Thurs May 13th

Due: None

In-Class: Finish "Supervolcano" movie

Homework: Chapter 13: Section 2 key terms and questions due tomorrow

Wed May 12th

Due: Chapter 13: Section 1 key terms and questions

In-Class: Chapter 13: Section 2 note sheets

Homework: None

Tue May 11th

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Chapter 13: Section 1 notes; Get back test and graded papers

Homework: Chapter 13: Section 1 key terms and questions #1-6 due Wed 5/12

Looking Ahead:
Wed: Ch 13: Section 2 notes

Mon May 10th

Due: Nothing
*continue bringing in ink cartridges and cell phones for bonus!!!*

In-Class: Watched part 2 of "supervolcano" and turned in worksheet for 15 points

Homework: none

Fri May 7th

Due: None

In-Class: Watched part 1 of "supervolcano" and corresponding worksheet

Homework: none

Thurs May 6th

Due: nothing

In-Class: Unit 4 Earthquakes Test; Finish Canary Islands article

Homework: none

Wed May 5th

Due: Ch12: Sec 2 key terms and questions

In-Class: Reviewed answers to Ch 12: Sec 2 questions: Reviewed answers to Chapter 12 Section 1 packet

Homework: Study for Chapter 12 Test tomorrow! (Earthquakes)

Tue May 4the

Due: nothing

In-Class: Seismic Waves online simulation activity

Homework: Ch 12: Sec2 key terms and questions due Tomorrow: Chapter 12 Test Thursday!

Mon May 3rd

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Chapter 12: Section 2 notes

Homework: Chapter 12 Section 2 key terms and questions due Wed

Wed April 28th

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Power Down Drive Group 1; Everyone else will be working on Ch 12: Section 1 review packet

Homework: Bring in brown paper shopping bags for bonus.

Looking Ahead:
Thurs: Power Down Drive Group 2; Everyone else Section review packet
Fri: Power Down Drive Group 3; Everyone else Section review packet

Tue April 27th

Due: Chapter 12: Section 1 key terms and review questions #1-7

In-Class: Finished Chapter 12 Section 1 notes; Reviewed answers to section questions 1-7.

Homework: Bring in brown paper bags for bonus.

Looking Ahead:
Wed: Power Down Drive Group 1/ everyone else: Section Review packet
Thurs: Power Down Drive Group 2/ everyone else: Section Review packet
Fri: Power Down Drive Group 3/ everyone else: Section Review packet

Mon April 26th

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Started Chapter 12: Section 1 notes (elastic rebound, focus, epicenter, types of waves).

Homework: Chapter 12: Section 1 key terms and review questions #1-7 due tomorrow.

Looking Ahead:
Tue- Finish Chapter 12 notes
Wed- Start Power Down follow up project/ Ch 12: Sec 1 review packet
Thurs-Power Down follow up project/ Ch 12: Sec 1 review packet
Fri- Power Down follow up project/ Ch 12: Sec 1 review packet

Fri April 23rd

Due: Unit 3 Plate Tectonics Test Today!!!

In-Class: Unit 3 Plate Tectonics Test Today!!!

Homework: Chapter 12 Section 1 read pages 295-300, complete all o the key terms and complete review questions #1-7

Looking Ahead:
Next week- "Power Down Drive" follow up project

Due: Completed Study Guides

In-Class: EARTH DAY! Reviewed answers to study guides; Introduced Power Down Drive follow up project(next week)

Homework: STudy for Unit 3 Plate Tectonics Test tomorrow (Chapters 10 Section 1 and 2)
Answers to study guide
1. definitions
2. Wegener
3. Pangaea
4. Fit of Continents, Fossil Evidence, Geologic Evidence, Climatic Evidence
5. Because, he could not explain how the continents moved (through plate tectonics)
6. Hess
7. Magma is rising which is creating new sea floor
8. When the less dense oceanic plate subducts under the continental plate
9. Paleomagnetism
10. Atlantic is getting larger because new sea floor is being created at the Mid-Atlantic Ridge and in the Pacific the plate is being subducted.
1. definition
2. 15
3. divergent, convergent, transform
4. mantle convection, ridge push, slab pull
5. c-c divergent: two continental plate dividing (ex. Red Sea), o-o divergent: two oceanic plates dividing (ex. Mid-Atlantic Ridge), o-c convergent: one oceanic plate being subducted under a continental plate (ex. Andes Mtns), c-c convergent: two continental plate colliding (ex. Himalayan Mtns), o-o convergent: two oceanic plate colliding (ex. Marianas Trench or Japenese Island Arc), Transform: two plates sliding past eachother horizontally (ex. San Andreas Fault).

Wed April 21st

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Finish Study guide; Review

Homework: Finish study guide if not completed in class.

Looking Ahead
Thurs: Earth Day!
Fri: Unit 3 Plate Tectonics Test!

Tue April 20th

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Unit 3 Study Guide

Homework: STudy for test on Friday

Looking Ahead:
Wed: Study guide
Thurs: Earth Day!
Fri: Unit 3 Test

Mon April 19th

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Fearless Planet movie, write down 3 new things you learned about plate tectonics and 3 things you already knew.

Homework: None

Looking Ahead:
Tue: study guide
Wed: study guide
Thurs: Earth Day!!!
Fri: Unit 3 Test

Fri April 16th

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Finish plate boundary map activity.

Homework: None

Thurs April 15th

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Finish Chapter 10 Section 2 note sheets (plate boundary chart). Started Plate boundary map activity.

Homework: None

Looking Ahead:
Fri: Complete map activity

Wed April 14th

Due: SFS worksheet

In-Class: Started Chapter 10 Section 2 notes (plate boundary chart)

Homework: None

Looking Ahead:
Thurs/Fri: Map Activity

Tue April 13th

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Sea-Floor Spreading demonstration. SFS worksheet

Homework: SFS worksheet due tomorrow

Looking Ahead
Wed: plate tectonics notes
Thurs/Fri: plate tectonics map activity

Mon April 12th

Due: Chapter 10 Section 1 key terms and review questions

In-Class: Finished Section 1 notes. Went over answers to section review questions.

Homework: None

Looking Ahead:
Tue: worksheet
Wed: plate boundary chart
Thurs/Fri: plate boundary map

Fri April 9th

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Periods 1 & 3- Sea Floor Spreading packet (due in class for 15 points)
Periodd 2- Pangaea activity (due in class for 15 points)

Homework: chapter 10 Section 1 key terms and review questions due Monday

Thurs April 8th

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Chapter 10: Section 1 notes (continental drift)

Homework: Chapter 10: Section 1 key terms and review questions #1-3 due Monday April 12th. Late work taken no later than tomorrow!!!!

Looking Ahead:
Fri- Pangaea activity

Wed April 7th

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Reviewed grades

Homework: Late work due by Friday!

Looking Ahead:
Thurs- Chapter 10: Sec 1 notes (Continental Drift)
Fri- Pangaea activity

Tue April 6th

Due: Materials for Time Scale

In-Class: Completed Geologic Time Scale group project

Homework: Late work due by Friday!

Looking Ahead:
Wed- Review grades
Thurs- Start Plate Tectonics

Mon April 5th

Due: Materials for Time line

In-Class: Start Geologic Time line group project

Homework: Materials for project

Looking Ahead:
Tue: Finish Geologic time lines

Thurs April 1st

Due: Chapter 9: Section 1 key terms (and review questions for period 3) and Geologic Time Scale worksheet

In-Class: Periods 1 and 2 completed fossil lab and started Geologic Time Scale group project. Period 3 started Geologic Time Scale group project.

Homework: Bring materials to put on Geologic Time scale on Monday.

Looking Ahead
Fri- No School!
Mon- Start Geologic time scale project (extended periods)
Tue- Complete Geologic time scale project (extended periods)

Wed March 31st

Due: Nothing

In-Class:
Periods 1 & 2- Day 3 fossil lab
Period 3- Geologic Time packet

Homework: Chapter 9 Section 1 key terms (and questions #1-9 period 3); Geologic Time Scale worksheet.

Looking Ahead:
Thurs-Finalize fossil lab; Start Geologic Time Scale project
Fri-NO School!

Tues March 30th

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Fossil lab- Day 2; Started Chapter 9: Section 1 key terms/worksheet (pd 1 and 2; Chapter 9: Section 1 key terms/review questions and Geologic Time worksheet (pd 3).

Homework: Due Thursday, April 1st Chapter 9: Section 1 key terms/worksheet (pd 1 and 2; Chapter 9: Section 1 key terms/review questions and Geologic Time worksheet (pd3).

Looking Ahead:
Wed-Lab Day 3
Thurs- Research Geologic Time
Fri- No School

Mon March 29th

Due: Fossil Magic Square due today!

In-Class: Check the Fossil Magic Square worksheet; Start Fossil lab

Homework: None

Looking Ahead:
Tue-Fossil lab
Wed-Fossil lab; Geologic Time
Thurs-Fossil lab; Geologic Time

Wed March 24th

Due: Chapter 8 Section 2 key terms and outline of section. Periods 2 and 3- page 194 #1-3

In-Class: Review Section 2; "Determining Fossil Ages" Lab

Homework: Complete Lab questions

Looking Ahead:
Thurs: Ch 8: Section 3 notes
Fri: Finish Ch 8: Section 3

Tue March 23rd

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Got back Unit 1 District Assessment (75 points). Chapter 8: Section 2 (page 191-196) terms/outline of notes. Page 194 Quicklab #1-3

Homework: Chapter 8: Section 2 (page 191-196) terms/outline of notes. Page 194 Quicklab #1-3

Looking Ahead:
Wed-Lab
Thurs: Ch 8 Sec 3

Mon March 22nd

Due: Chapter 8: Section 1 key terms and review questions

In-Class: Checked and reviewed answers to the Section 1 review, worksheet 17.1, cross-section diagram.

Homework: None

Looking Ahead:
Tue-Ch 8: Section 2 notes; Dating Quick Lab
Wed- Fossil Ages Lab

Fri March 19th

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Unit 2 17.1 worksheet; Cross-Section Diagram (put in order from oldest to youngest)

Homework: Chapter 8 Section 1 key terms and review questions due Monday

Thurs March 18th

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Chapter 8 Section 2 notes

Homework: None

Wed March 17th

Happy St. Patrick's Day!!!

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Unit 1 District Assessment

Homework: Chapter 8 Section 1 key terms and review questions due Monday, March 22nd

Mon March 15th

Due: Unit 1 study guide due today.

In-Class: Complete study guide if not completed in class. Review

Homework: Unit 1 District Assessment tomorrow!!! (Chapter 2, 5, and 6)

Friday March 12th

Due: Chapter 6: Section 4 Key terms and review questions; Metamorphic Rocks Reinforcement page

In-Class: Turn in Bellringer, Metamorphic Rocks Reinforcement page, and Chapter 6: Section 4 key terms and review questions. Unit 1 Study Guide (due Monday)

Homework: Complete Unit 1 Study Guide for Monday, March 15th. Unit 1 District Assessment.

Looking Ahead:
Mon-Study Guide due. Review in class
Tue- Unit 1 District Assessment

Thurs March 11th

Due: "Indicators..." worksheet

In-Class: Finish Chapter 6: Section 4 notes; Metamorphic rocks fun facts; Metamorphic Rocks reinforcement

Homework: Metamorphic Rocks reinforcement page; Chapter 6: Section 4 key terms and review questions due tomorrow.

Looking Ahead:
Fri- Review Study guide
Mon- Review in class
Tue- Unit 1 District Assessment

Wed March 10th

Due: Formation of Particles worksheet

In-Class: Go over formation of particles worksheet; Start Chapter 6: Section 4 note sheet; "Indicators of Metamorphic rocks" worksheet

Homework: Finish "Indicators" worksheet

Looking Ahead:
Thurs- Finish Metamorphic rocks
Fri-Review study guide
Mon-Review in class
Tue- Unit 1 District Assessment

Tue March 9th

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Finish Chapter 6 Section 3 notes; Formation of Particles worksheet

Homework: Finish worksheet

Looking Ahead:
Wed/Thurs: Metamorphic Rocks

Mon March 8th

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Chapter 6: Section 3 notes; Reviewed Sedimentary rock packet

Homework: None

Looking Ahead
Tue-Finish Chapter 6; Section 3
Wed- Start Metamorphic Rocks

Wed March 3rd

In-Class: Planet Earth movie and worksheet

Tue March 2nd

Due: Chapter 6: Section 2 key terms and questions

In-Class: Check Section 2 key terms and questions: Chapter 6 Quiz; Start Section 3 key terms and review questions

Homework: Section 3 questions due Thursday 3/4

Mon March 1st

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Finish Chapter 6 Section 2 notes (Igneous Rocks)

Homework: Chapter 6: Setion 2 key terms and review questions due tomorrow; Chapter 6 Sections 1 & 2 Quiz Tomorrow!!!

Looking Ahead:
Tue-(sub) Quiz; Start Chapter 6 Section 3 key terms and questions
Wed-(sub) Planet Earth Jungles Movie and Worksheet

Fri Feb 26th

SNOW DAY!!!!

Thurs Feb 25th

Due: Rock Cycle worksheet

In-Class: Igneous rocks note sheet Chapter 6: Section 2. "Partial Melting" worksheet

Homework: Finish "Partial Melting" worksheet

Looking Ahead:
Fri-Finish Chapter 6: Section 2 notes

Wed Feb 24th

Due: "Mighty Mineral" project due today!

In-Class: Chapter 6 Section 1 note sheet and "The Rock Cycle" worksheet

Homework: Complete "The Rock Cycle" worksheet

Looking Ahead:
Thurs: Chapter 6 Section 2 Igneous Rock notes

Tue Feb 23rd

Due: "Mighty Mineral" information sheet due

In-Class: Finish "Mighty Mineral" project; Go over grades and Ch 5 Test

Homework: "Mighty Mineral" project to be turned in tomorrow at the latest.

Looking Ahead:
Wed- Start Ch 6 notes

Mon Feb 22nd

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Finish Online Mineral ID Lab; Conduct research for the "Mineral Mania" project

Homework: Finish research for "Mineral Mania" project

In-Class:
Tue- Put together Mineral Mania project in class
Wed- Start Rock notes

Fri Feb 19th

First full day in two weeks!!!

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Started Online mineral ID Lab.

Homework: None Have a safe weekend!!!

Looking Ahead:
Mon- Finish Online Mineral Id Lab and start "Mighty Mineral" project
Tue- Complete project in class

Thurs Feb 18th

Due: Test today!

In-Class: Take the Chapter 5 Test (short version)

Homework: Look over computer lab rules and procedures for tomorrow. Report directly to computer lab tomorrow.

Looking Ahead:
Fri-Mineral ID Lab (computer lab)
Mon- Mineral Project (computer lab)

Wed Feb 17th

SNOW DAY!!!

Tue February 16th

Due: Ch 5 review page 116 # 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 16, 17, 18, 20, 23, 24.

In-Class: Checked chapter 5 review; Questions for test

Homework: Study for chapter 5 test given tomorrow (rain, snow, or shine!!!)

Looking Ahead:
Wed-Ch 5 test
Thurs-Online mineral id lab
Fri-"Mighty Mineral" project

Mon Feb 15th

Welcome Back!

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Ch 5 Review page 116

Homework: Complete Ch 5 Review; Ch 5 Test tomorrow (or first full day back)

Looking Ahead
Tue-Test
Wed-Mineral ID Lab (computer lab)
Thurs- Mighty Mineral Project Research (Computer lab)
Fri- Mighty Mineral Project

Mon 2/8 Tue 2/9 Wed 2/10 Thurs 2/11

I hope that everyone is enjoying all of our snow days! You will still have your Chapter 5 test the first day back (whenever that will be)! So, take a break from playing in the snow and make sure you are studying Chapter 5!!!

Look over:
*Section 1 and 2 note packets
*Minerals to know from the "Mineral Mania" worksheet (Fluorite, Gypsum, Halite, Mica)
*6 characteristics of identifying a mineral
*Mohs hardness scale (minerals with a hardness of 2, 7, 10)
*Special properties of a mineral
*Types of non-metallic luster
*6 major groups of non-silicate minerals
*6 crystalline structures of silicate minerals

Thurs Feb 5th

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Chapter 5 Review packet

Homework: Complete Chapter 5 Review packet, Section 2 review questions and key terms

Looking Ahead:
Fri: Review for Test
Mon: Chapter 5 Test

Wed Feb 4th

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Finish Chapter 5: Section 2 notes and view mineral samples

Homework: None

Looking Ahead:
Thurs: Chapter 5 review packet
Fri: Review for Chapter 5 Test
Mon: Chapter 5 Test

Tue Feb 2nd

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Finish Ch 5: Section 1 notes; "Structure of Silicate Mineral Worksheet"; start Ch 5: Section 2 notes

Homework: Ch 5: Section 2 review questions an key terms due Friday Feb 5th. Chapter 5 test Monday Feb 8th.

Looking ahead:
Wed: Finish section 2 notes
Thurs: (sub) Directed Reading
Fri: Review
Mon: Test

Mon Feb 1st

Due: Ch 5: Section 1 key terms and review questions!

In-Class: Check Ch 5: Section 1 key terms and review questions; Continue Ch 5 notes.

Homework: None

Looking Ahead:
Tue: Finish Ch 5: Section 1
Wed: Ch 5: Section 2 notes/ worksheet
Thurs: Directed Reading packet

Fri Jan 29th

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Finish "Mineral Mania" worksheet; Chapter 5 notes

Homework: Chapter 5: Section 1 Key Terms and Section Review Questions due Monday February 1st.

Thurs Jan 28th

Due: Nothing

In-Class: "Mineral Mania" worksheet; Start Chapter 5 notes

Homework: None

Looking Ahead:
Fri- Chapter 5 notes

Wed Jan 27th

Due: Ch 2 Section 1 key terms and questions due today! Quiz today!

In-Class: Go over Section 1 key terms and questions; Quiz today

Homework: none

Looking ahead:
Thurs: Start Ch 5 notes

Tue Jan 26th

Due: Nothin

In-Class: "Earth's Interior" worksheet; Key terms and section review questions.

Homework: Ch 2 Section 1 key terms and section review questions due tomorrow. Quiz on Section 1 due tomorrow.

Looking Ahead:
Wed: Go over section review ?'s; Ch 2 Section 1 Quiz!
Thurs: Start Ch 5

Mon Jan 25th

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Finish Ch 2: Section 1 notes (Earth's magnetic field); Structural layers diagram.

Homework: Ch 2: Section 1 key terms and section review questions due Wed; Quiz Wed

Looking Ahead:
Tue: Worksheet
Wed: Quiz

Fri Jan 22nd

Due: Everyone must have a notebook!

In-Class: Start Ch 2: Section 1 note packets

Homework: Have a nice weekend!

Looking Ahead:
Mon-Continue working through Ch 2: Section 1 note packets (magnetic field)
Tue-Complete notes and Earth's Interior worksheet
Wed- Ch 2 Section 1 key terms and questions due; Quiz today!

Thurs Jan 21st

1st Day of 2nd Semster Earth Science!

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Went over class policies, assigned books to new students

Homework: None

Looking Ahead:
Fri-Start Ch 2: Section 1 note packet

Wed Jan 20th

Due: Make up work

In-Class: Last day of course; review final grades; Planet Earth: Ocean Deep

Homework: Have a good 2nd semester!

Fri Jan 15th

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Period 2 final; Finish "Day After Tomorrow"

Homework: None

Looking Ahead:
Mon and Tue- No School
Wed- Last day of 1st semester

Thurs Jan 14th

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Period 3 final exam; Finish watching "The Day After Tomorrow"

Homework: None

Looking Ahead:
Fri: Period 2 final
Mon & Tue: No School
Wed: Last day of 1st semester/ Exam make up day

Wed Jan 13th

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Grade sheets (review final grade); Finish "Day After Tomorrow"

Homework: Periods 2 and 3 study for your final

Looking Ahead:
Thurs: Period 3 final
Fri: Period 2 final

*Reminder- Friday is the last day to turn in any make up work!!!

Tue Jan 12th

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Period 1 final exam

Homework: Periods 2 and 3 study for final exam

Looking Ahead:
Wed: Review grades
Thurs: Period 3 exam
Fri: Period 2 exam

Mon Jan. 11th

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Study guide, note card, review

Homework: Study for finals (complete note card)

Looking ahead:
Tue: Period 1 exam
Wed: Review grades
Thurs: Period 3 exam
Fri: Period 2 exam

Thurs Jan 7th

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Finish Diagram, Marine Environments worksheet, Study Guide for final, notecard

Homework: Study for your final (complete study guide; fill out notecard)

Looking Ahead:
Fri- study guide; review
Mon-Thur- review

Wed Jan. 6th

Tue Jan 5th

2-Hour Delay

Due: Nothing

In-Class: Reviewed the Benthic environment and completed the Ocean Life Zones diagram

Homework: None

Looking Ahead:
Wed- Marine Environments worksheet
Thurs- Study guide
Fri-Review

Mon Jan. 4th

Welcome Back!

(2-Hour Delay)
Due: Nothing

In-Class: Bellringer; Ocean Life Zones diagram

Homework: None

Looking Ahead:
Tue- Complete Ocean Life Zones diagram; Marine Environments worksheet
Wed- Finals Study Guide
Thurs- Finals Study Guide/Review
Fri- Review for Final (finals week 1/4-1/8)

Reminder: Only two weeks left in the semester. Make sure to complete all make up work and turn it in as soon as possible!