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Earth Science Curriculum Map/ Course Plan Unit Name/ Time frame 1 Intro to Earth Science Policies & Procedures 1 week 2 Intro to Earth Science. Nature of Science Major Topics Big Ideas/ Essential Questions Stand ards Bench marks Review of Course Syllabus Class Policies and Procedures Create concept map for Earth Science year as a class. Introduce SEEI: Critical Thinking strategies. What is expected of students this year? What are our class goals? What are personal goals? How will the class operate? How does grading work? N/A N/A Course Syllabus, Policies and Procedures Handout, Safety Contract to be signed by student and parent. SEEI Power Point Note taking instructions SEEI: Sun Scenario in groups. CRITICAL THINKING OVERVIEW Introduce 5 branches of Earth Science. Review Scientific Method. Practice Scientific Measurement and Graphing. Why is Earth Science important? How is it relevant to me and the world? What is the nature of science? What is the scientific method and how is it used in Science? What is SI? 11.11.01, 11.11.02 11.11.04 ID.20C,24D,24E SI.16A, 20C Glencoe Earth Science: Ch.1 Nature of Science: Vocabulary Sheet Ch. 1. Ch. 1 worksheets/ labs. Power point presentation. Note taking on Lecture/pp presentations. Quiz: Nature of Science Quiz. Understand the four states of matter and the changes between them. Describe the law of conservation of matter and energy. Explain how kinetic energy is affected by different states of matter. What causes changes from one state of matter to another? How does kinetic energy affect changes in states of matter? Where do different states of matter exist in the world? 12.C.3.b 12.A.4.b 12.A.1.a 11.A.4.b 11.A.3.g 11.A.4.c 1315.IOD.SEL.1 13-15.IOD.LIT.1 16-19.IOD.LIT.1 16-19.IOD.LIT.2 Glencoe Earth Science: Ch. 3 Matter and Change Vocabulary Sheet: Matter and Change. Ch.3Worksheets Matter power point lecture. Boiling point Lab/Graph. Quiz: Nature of Science and States of matter Read and draw profiles of Topographic maps. Understand how GPS works. Work in groups to perform Topographic mining Lab: Identify Topo features in order to infer where mineral deposits exist. How are maps created? Who uses maps and which type of map do they use? How do we use maps in our daily lives? What is GPS and how is it used? 12.A.3.a 12.A.4.b 11.A.4.b 11.A.3.g 12.A.3.c 11.A.4.c 1619.IOD.SEL.1 20-23.SI.2 20-23.EMIR.1 Glencoe Earth Science:Ch 2 Vocab. Sheet Ch.2 Maps Ch. 2 worksheets Mining Topographic Lab. Profiling Topographic maps. Mapping power point lecture. CRITICAL THINKING: What is GPS and how do we use it? Mapping Project: Draw a map identifying your route to school from home. 1 week 3 Matter and Atomic Structure 1 week 4 Mapping 2 weeks College Readiness Standards EMI.20A 13.11.01 Readings/Supple mental Texts Assessments/ Major Writing Assignments Design an experiment and explain in essay form how you will use Scientific Method. 5 Minerals 1-2 weeks 6 Rocks 1-2 weeks 7 Weathering Mass Movements 1-2 weeks 8 Surface Water Groundwater 4 weeks 9 Atmosphere Meteorology Identify minerals based on color, composition, Structure, and hardness. Understand uses for minerals in our daily lives. Describe different minerals based on appearance. Why are Minerals important? How many minerals are there on Earth? What is the difference between Mafic and Rhyolitic Minerals? How can minerals be identified? 11.A.4.b 11.A.3.g 12.A.5.a 11.A.4.c 12.A.3.a-c 13.A.4.a-b 13.A.2.b 13.A.1.a 1619.IOD.SEL.1 2023.IOD.ANA.1 16-19.LIT.1&2 20-23.SI.1 20-23.SI.2 20-23.SI.3 20-23.SI.4 Glencoe Earth Science: Ch. 4 Vocab. Sheet Ch.4 Ch. 4 worksheets Minerals worksheets. Minerals power point lecture. Minerals Chart Mineral Lab: 2-3 days. Understand the Rock Cycle and how each rock type changes from one type to another. Understand how the Bowen Reaction Series works (differentiating rocks based on composition. Identify Igneous, Metamorphic and Sedimentary rocks based on composition. Explain how Precipitates form. Explain the Rock Cycle How are intrusive Igneous rocks formed? How are extrusive Igneous rocks formed? How does cooling rate affect the formation and composition of rocks? 11.A.4.b 11.A.3.g 11.A.4.c 12.A.5.b 12.A.3.a-c 1619.IOD.SEL.1 2023.IOD.ANA.1 16-19.LIT.1&2 20-23.SI.1 20-23.EMIR.1 2427.IOD.MANI.1 Glencoe Earth Science: Ch.5&6 Vocabulary Sheet: Ch. 5 Igneous Rocks Vocabulary Sheet: Ch. 6 Sedimentary and Metamorphic Rocks. Ch. 5&6 worksheets. Power point presentations. Rocks Lab/Assessment: Lab will be graded as an assessment based on students deductive reasoning and critical thinking skills. Describe Chemical and Physical weathering. Identify parts of a Glacier. Explain how Glacial melting impacts climate around the globe. Explain how Climate causes weathering. What causes weathering? Glaciers: Physical Features Erosion Soil Horizons 11.A.4.b 11.A.3.g 12.A.4.a 12.A.3.a-c 11.A.4.c 13.A.4.c 13.A.5.c 16-19.LIT.1&2 20-23.IOD.LIT.1 Glencoe Earth Science Ch.7&8 Vocab. Sheets Ch. 7&8 worksheets Power point Presentations. NOVA online Glaciers Video Glaciers Poem Project and Rubric 11.A.4b 11.A.3g 12.A.5b 12.A.4a 11.A.4.c 20-23.IOD.LIT.1 20-23.SI.4 Glencoe Earth Science Ch. 9 & 10 Vocab. Sheets Ch. 9 Surface Water Ch.10 Groundwater Power point Presentations. Virtual River: Online Lab State important facts about Lake Michigan and its bi-annual turnover. Understand how the Great Lakes were formed by glaciation. Identify Groundwater Sources and layers. List different sources of surface water and groundwater. Explain water Contamination, Remediation and Conservation. Draw pie graph of Atmospheric Composition. Identify layers of the atmosphere and explain the What are the major sources of groundwater and fresh water on Earth? How are groundwater and freshwater contaminated and/or remediated? River movement. How do rivers flow? Identify cloud types. How do Earth’s tilt and rotation affect weather and 11.A.4b 11.A.3g 12.A.4c 12.A.5b SI.24.B SI.28.A EMI.24.A Glencoe Earth Science Ch.11 &12 Test: Ch. 1-4. Notebook Check. CRITICAL THINKING ESSAY QUESTION; How will the melting of glaciers affect climate and thus human populations? Quiz Ch. 7 & 8 Virtual River Online Lab with Quiz Ch. 9 & 10 Quiz Ch. 11 & 12 2 Weeks Unit Name/ Time frame 10 Nature of Storms Climate 2 weeks 11 Plate Tectonics 1week 12 Volcanoes Earthquakes 4 weeks importance of each. Understand how Earth’s Tilt affects radiant heat distributed around the globe. Understand how Earth’s rotation affects global wind patterns. Name different Air Masses based on Temperature and amount of Moisture. Defined different Pressure Systems/Winds/Fronts. winds? How does pressure affect weather? How is Sun’s radiant energy distributed across the Earth? Albido Affect. 12.E.5 12.B.5a 12.B.3a-b Big Ideas/ Essential Questions Stand ards/ Bench marks Explain relationship between Temperature and humidity. Describe weather on windward and leeward sides of Mountains. Understand how low pressure creates storms (Thunderstorms/ Hurricanes) Distribution of radiant energy Climate Change What causes storms? What causes hurricanes? What causes El Nino? How do Ice Ages occur? How have humans affected weather over the course of history? 11.A.4b 11.A.3g 11.A.4.c Explain how convection currents in the mantle drive Plate Tectonics. Identify main plates around the globe and how they interact. State function of Plate movement. What causes Tectonics? How many plates are there? Where the major plates located and what are are their names? What are the three main types of tectonic activity? Describe how plate tectonics influences the formation of volcanoes and earthquakes. Locate major zones of volcanism and earthquakes. Differentiate between volcanic landforms. What are volcanoes and how do they form? What types of materials erupt from volcanoes? Are all eruptions the same? What is the difference between high and low Major Topics EMI.24.E EMI.33.B College Readiness Standards EMI.20.A EMI.24.C ID.24.B EMI.28.A EMI.33.B 11.A.4b 11.A.3g 11.A.4.c 12.A.4b ID.33.A ID.33.B SI.28.A EMI.33.A EMI.33.B EMI.20.A 11.A.4b 11.A.3g 12.B.4a-b 11.A.4.c 12.B.5.a-b ID.33.A ID.33.B SI.28.A EMI.33.A EMI.33.B EMI.20.A Vocabulary Sheets Ch. 11 Atmosphere Ch. 12 Meteorology Worksheets/ pp presentation Weather Lab Online NOAA Readings/Supple mental Texts Assessments/ Major Writing Assignments Glencoe Earth Science Ch. 13 & 14 Vocabulary Sheets Ch. 13 Nature of Storms Ch. 14 Climate Ch. 13 & 14 Worksheets Power point presentations. NOVA video on Katrina Kyle Schwartz Tornado Machine presentation. Hurricane Power Point Project Glencoe Earth Science Ch.17 Vocabulary Sheet Ch. 17 Ch. 17 Worksheets Power point presentation’ On Plate Tectonics Online Tectonics Lab Quiz Ch. 17 CRITICAL THINKI NG QUESTION: What causes plates to move and what is the result of their movements? How do convergence and subjection compare and contrast? Glencoe Earth Science online visuals: faults and volcanoes. Vocab Sheets Ch.18 & 19 Ch. 18 & 19 Worksheets NOVA videos online Power point presentations Poem on Earthquake or Volcano Quiz: Ch. 13 & 14 Quiz Ch. 18 &19 Compare and Contrast Volcanoes and Earthquakes 13 Geologic Time 14 Space 8 Weeks 15 Final Exams 1 week Locate the Ring of Fire and which plate it is situated around. Distinguish the three types of faults and how stress and strain apply to these fault types. viscosity in eruptions? On Volcano types And Faults Online Earthquake lab Understand how we use the fossil record to date rocks and Earth’s History. Calculate the break down of carbon in a rock by using radiometric dating formula. Use superposition to read rock formations.. Understand when and where different life forms existed. When was the Earth’s first atmosphere created? How long has life been on Earth? When did the dinosaurs live? How can fossils and rocks tell us the age of the Earth? What is radiometric dating? 12.A.4c 12.E.4b Ch. 22-30 Earth/Space Systems, Planets, Solar Systems, Galaxies, Star Formation, Black Holes Compare and Contrast different theories of the fate of the Universe. Analyze different types of galaxies and solar systems and how scientists study them in order to better understand the universe. Understand how Cosmic Background Radiation helps us date the Universe. The Big Bang: How was the Universe formed? What is the Big Bang? What is the life cycle of a star? What are the main types of Galaxies? What is the Milky Way and where are we? What are Black Holes and how do they form? What is the fate of our Universe? What are parallel universes? 11.A.4f 12.F.4a 12.F.4b 12.F.5a 12.F.5b Review Ch. 22-30 Space Studies ID.20.C ID.24.C ID.28.B EMI.20.A EMI.24.A Glencoe Earth Science Online visuals. Vocab Sheets Ch. 21. Power point lecture/ presentation on Geologic Time and Fossils Create a Geologic Time Line based on one’s life history. Online Lab: Geologic Time Hubbble: The Movie. Webquest: Find stars and galaxies and how they compare and contrast. What are exo planets? Space Project/Presentation Final Project Student Space Projects. Final Exam: Space Project Presentations: 100 pts.