'Terc content visualizations' presentation slideshows

Air Masses and Fronts

Air Masses and Fronts. 6.4.4. Essential Question. Why does the Earth experience weather? There are 2 reasons: The movement of air masses; The movement of fronts. Air Masses. http://youtu.be/kzNR_tjKExU

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Atmospheric Movement and Local Weather

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Earth Science

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Earth in Space

Earth in Space. Rotation. Rotation is the Earth turning on its axis Rotation is responsible for day and night The Earth rotates in a counter-clockwise direction 1 rotation takes 24 hours Earth rotates at a speed of 1670 km/hr

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The Rock Cycle

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Global and Local Winds

Global and Local Winds. i. What causes wind? . A difference in air pressure due to unequal heating of the atmosphere.

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Weather Reflection

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Plate Boundaries

Plate Boundaries. Plate Boundaries. Why do we care about plate boundaries?. Plate Boundaries. Volcanoes and earthquakes most often occur where tectonic plates come together. At plate boundaries, many other geologic features, such as mountains and rift valleys, can also occur.

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Space Unit

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Bellwork

Bellwork. What sea is located at (15N,75W)? What three countries fall on the 105W line of longitude? What state is at (45N, 120W)? What country is Northeast of Canada?. Agenda. Bellwork : Reviewing Map Elements Notes: How Earth Moves HW: Graphic Organizer

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Bellwork

Bellwork. What sea is located at (15N,75W)? What three countries fall on the 105W line of longitude? What state is at (45N, 120W)? What country is Northeast of Canada?. Agenda. Bellwork : Reviewing Map Elements Notes: How Earth Moves HW: Graphic Organizer

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Intro to wind

Intro to wind. Anna Ward ~ Ridge Road MS. Warm Up !!!. Page 24. Webquest follow-up. Part 1. Air Masses

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Who proposed the theory of Continental Drift? Answer IS ...(click here)

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Chemical Composition of Stars

Chemical Composition of Stars. What is the purpose of fingerprints? How are fingerprints useful? Where do you see fingerprints being used?. Activity. Students are to press their thumb gently onto the ink pad and then press their thumb onto the notes

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Sedimentary Rocks 2

Sedimentary Rocks 2. Clastic, Chemical, and Organic Natural Resources (coal and oil). Vocabulary. Topography: The landscape of a place Precipitation: The process of forming rock from a solution through evaporation. Clastic Sedimentary Rock.

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The Earth

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The long profile of a river

The long profile of a river. Upper course

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Sea & land breezes

Sea & land breezes. AS Geography. Daytime development of sea breeze. ??. During the daytime land heats up much faster than water as it receives solar radiation from the sun.

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1/30 Warm Up

1/30 Warm Up. On your green SWOD paper answer this question: Rank the following seismic waves from fastest to slowest: P waves S waves Surface waves. Announcements. Extra Credit turn into black cupboard Finish Roller Coasters/Rube Goldbergs Physics test retakes.

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