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Unit 2: Earth as a system and Models of the Earth
DAY / In ClassAgenda / Reading / Assignments / Homework Points
5 / 2.5 / Absent
1
Thu
10/3 / Excel Graphing / Finish Graphing Worksheet
2
Mon
10/7 / Notes 2.1
Magnets & Electricity Demo / HES: Ch 2§1 / RG 2.1
3
Wed
10/9 / Quiz 2.1
Notes 2.2 / HES: Ch 2§2 / RG 2.2
Graphic Organizer Rough Draft
4
Fri
10/11 / Graphic Organizer Final Draft
5
Tues
10/15 / DVD: Inside Planet Earth / HES: Ch 3§1 / RG 3.1
Unit 2 Review (due 10/31)
6
Thu
10/17 / Quiz 2.2
Notes 3.1 & 3.2 / HES: Ch 3§2 / RG 3.2
Unit Review (due 10/31)
7
Mon
10/21 / Latitude & Longitude WS
Longitude & Telling Time WS / Finish WS
Unit 2 Review (due 10/31)
8
Wed
10/23 / Quiz 3.1 & 3.2
Notes 3.3
Topographic Map WS / Finish Topo. Map WS
Unit 2 Review (due 10/31)
9
Fri
10/25 / Quiz 3.3
Topographic Map Activity / Review (due 10/31)
10
Tues
10/29 / Topographic Map Activity / Review (due 10/31)
11
Thu
10/31 / Topographic Map Activity (turn in by end of
period)
Work on Unit 2 Review Put together NB / Review due
Put together NB
STUDY!!!!
12
Tues
11/5 / Unit 2 Exam / TBD
KEY OBJECTIVES IN EACH CHAPTER
Objectives for chapter 2:
Section 2.1 Earth: A Unique Planet
Describe the size and shape of the Earth.
Describe the compositional and structural layers of the earth’s interior.
Identify the possible source of the Earth’s magnetic field.
Summerize Newton’s Law of gravitation.
Section 2.2 Energy in the Earth System
Compare an open system with a closed system. (4a)
List the characteristics of Earth’s four major systems.
Identify the two main sources of energy in the Earth system.
Identify four processes in which matter and energy cycle on Earth. (7a, 7b, 7c, 7d)
Objectives for chapter 3:
Section 3.1 Finding Locations on Earth
Distinguish between latitude and longitude.
Explain latitude and longitude can be used to locate places on Earth’s surface.
Explain how magnetic compass can be used to find directions on Earth’s surface.
Section 3.2 Mapping Earth’s Surface
Explain two ways that scientists get data to make maps. (IE, 1a)
Describe the characteristics and uses of three types of map projections. (IE, 1g)
Summarize how to use keys, legends, and scales to read maps.
Section 3.3 Types of Maps
Explain how elevation and topography are shown on a map. (IE, 1h)
Describe three types of information shown in geologic maps. (IE, 1h)
Identify two uses of soil maps. (IE, 1h)