Earth Science Unit 8 Test

Below is a link for the Unit 8 test on cells and cell membranes.  This tests was given in class on May 15th (A day) and May 16th  (B day)

LINK TO TEST

After you have finished the Unit 8 test, you can do whatever you want as long as it is 1.  Quiet  2.  Legal  and 3.  You co do it while sitting in your assigned seat

Unit 8 Test Review

Below is a link to the unit 8 test review that was done in class on May 11th and May 14th.

LINK TO PRACTICE TEST

DAY 2 Carrot Osmosis Data Form

Below is a link to a form where you can enter your final data from the carrot osmosis lab.

LINK TO DATA FORM

Carrot Osmosis Lab Data Form

Below is a link for the carrot osmosis lab data form.  Each group should fill out form, but only one submission per group is needed.

LINK TO DATA FORM

Unit 8 Study Packet

Below is a link for the Unit 8 study packet.  This packet was assigned on April 27th and is due on Thurs May 17th  (A day classes) or Friday May 18th (B day classes)  at the beginning of your class period.

In order to receive a grade for this assignment, students must receive a score of 75% or higher.  Students can submit a response for this study packet once a day until the due date.  STUDENTS WHO DO NOT RECEIVE A SCORE OF 75% ON THIS PACKET BY THE DUE DATE WILL RECEIVE A ZERO FOR THIS ASSIGNMENT.

Once a student has passed this packet with a score of 75% or higher, they may continue to take the packet to try and improve their score up until the due date.

This study packet is an open-book, open resource assignment. Students can use whatever resources they wish to answer the questions in this packet.

Tip 1:  If you have an email address, and enter your email address into the form you will receive an email with your score.

Tip 2:  If you take the packet and your score in gradebook remains a zero, that means you did not score 75% or higher and you need to try the packet again.
LINK TO STUDY PACKET

Pick your final unit

Below is a link to a survey where you can vote for what you want your final unit in this class to cover.

LINK TO SURVEY

SAGE Alternative assignment

Below is a link to the alternative assignment for students who have opted out of taking the SAGE test.  This assignment is due on Wednesday April 25th (A day classes) or Thursday April 26th (B day classes)

LINK TO ALTERNATIVE ASSIGNMENT

SAGE Review Quizzes

Below are links for the first three SAGE review quizzes.  This quizzes are REQUIRED for all students, regardless of if they opted out of SAGE or not.

These quizzes ARE NOT open book, open note.  Retakes WILL NOT be given for these quizzes, students only get one attempt on each quiz, and these quizzes MUST be taken in class.

Quizzes 1, 2, and 3 were taken on April 11th (A Day) and April 12th (B Day).

LINK TO QUIZ 1 ASTRONOMY

LINK TO QUIZ 2 EARTH'S LAYERS

LINK TO QUIZ 3 PLATE BOUNDARIES

Quizzes 4 and 5 were taken on April 13th (A Day) and April 16th (B Day)

LINK TO QUIZ 4 WATER CYCLE

LINK TO QUIZ 5 OCEANOGRAPHY

Quizzes 6 and 7 were taken on April 17th (A day) and April 16th (B day)

LINK TO QUIZ 6 ATMOSPHERE

LINK TO QUIZ 7 WEATHER

SAGE Review Powerpoints

Below is a link to all of the Powerpoints that were used to make the SAGE review videos.

LINK TO POWERPOINT SLIDES

Unit 7 Test Atmosphere

Below is a link for the Unit 7 test on oceanography.  This tests was given in class on March 29th (A day) and March 30th  (B day)

LINK TO TEST

After you have finished the Unit 7 test, you can do whatever you want as long as it is 1.  Quiet  2.  Legal  and 3.  You co do it while sitting in your assigned seat

Unit 7 Test Review

Below is a link to the Unit 7 test review that we did in class on March 27th (A day) and March 28th (B day).

LINK TO TEST REVIEW

Unit 7 PowerPoint Slides

Below is a link to all of the PowerPoint slides that were used to make the videos for Unit 7.

LINK TO POWERPOINT SLIDES

Making a Scale Model of Earth's Atmosphere

Below is a link with instructions on how to complete today's activity on making a scale model of earth's atmosphere.

LINK TO INSTRUCTIONS

After you have completed your model, you need to complete the form below.  One one submission per group is needed

LINK TO FORM

After you have completed your model, and filled out the data form.  Hang your model up on a whiteboard and then go back to your assigned seat.

Making a Barometer and Calculating Relative Humidity Activities

Below are links for instructions for the activities done in class on March 20th, calculating relative humidity and making a barometer

INSTRUCTIONS FOR MAKING A BAROMETER

INSTRUCTIONS FOR CALCULATING RELATIVE HUMIDITY

After students have completed the relative humidity activity, they need to enter their results using the form linked below

LINK TO DATA FORM

Unit 7 Study Packet

Below is a link for the Unit 6 study packet.  This packet was assigned on March 19th and is due on Thurs March 29th (A day classes) or Friday March 30th (B day classes)  at the beginning of your class period.

In order to receive a grade for this assignment, students must receive a score of 75% or higher.  Students can submit a response for this study packet once a day until the due date.  STUDENTS WHO DO NOT RECEIVE A SCORE OF 75% ON THIS PACKET BY THE DUE DATE WILL RECEIVE A ZERO FOR THIS ASSIGNMENT.

Once a student has passed this packet with a score of 75% or higher, they may continue to take the packet to try and improve their score up until the due date.

This study packet is an open-book, open resource assignment. Students can use whatever resources they wish to answer the questions in this packet.

Tip 1:  If you have an email address, and enter your email address into the form you will receive an email with your score.

Tip 2:  If you take the packet and your score in gradebook remains a zero, that means you did not score 75% or higher and you need to try the packet again.
LINK TO STUDY PACKET

Mass of Air Data Form

Below is a link to a data form you will use to enter your data from the mass of air activity that was done in class on March 14th (A day) or March 15th (B day)

LINK TO DATA FORM

Earth's Atmosphere Poll

Below is a link to a poll I want you to fill out at the beginning of class on Monday March 12th (A day) or Tuesday March 13th (B day)

LINK TO POLL

Unit 6 Test Oceanography

Below is a link for the Unit 6 test on oceanography.  This tests was given in class on March 8th (A day) and March 9th  (B day)

LINK TO TEST

After you have finished the Unit 6 test, you can do whatever you want as long as it is 1.  Quiet  2.  Legal  and 3.  You co do it while sitting in your assigned seat

Unit 6 Practice Test

Below is a link to the Unit 6 practice test that was done in class on March 6th (A day) or March 7th (B day).  Students can use this practice test to study.

LINK TO PRACTICE TEST

Unit 6 Powerpoints

Below is a link to all of the Powerpoint slides that were used to make the lesson videos for Unit 6.

LINK TO POWERPOINT SLIDES

Scale Model of Ocean Zones Activity

In this activity you will be creating a scale model of the ocean and labeling each of the ocean zones we talked about in class.

For this activity you will be given

• 1 strip of paper that is 38 inches long
• Colored pencils

Information

• For this activity we will use the average depth of the ocean, which is 12,000 feet
• The Littoral zone goes down to a depth of 33 feet
• The Epipelagic zone goes down to a depth of 660 feet
• The Mesopelagic zone goes from the end of the epipelagic zone down to a depth of 3,300 feet
• The Bathypelagic zone is everything deeper than 3,300 feet

Instructions

1. Take your strip of paper, measure 1 inch down from the top of the strip of paper and draw a line across the strip of paper.  This line represents the surface of the ocean
2. Measure 1 inch from the bottom of your piece of paper and draw a line across the strip of paper.  This line represents the bottom of the ocean
3. The distance between the two lines you just drew should be 36 inches, this 36 inches represents 12,000 feet of ocean
4. Calculate how many feet of water each inch on your scale model represents by dividing the depth we are using for the ocean (12,000) by the length of your model (36)
5. Figure out how many inches each of the ocean zones will take up on your model by dividing how many feet are covered by that zone by how many feet each inch on your model represents
6. Starting at the line you drew representing the surface of the ocean, measure down and mark on your strip of paper where each of the ocean zones begins and ends
7. Draw a line across your strip of paper 1 inch above the line you drew representing the ocean floor.  Label the space between the ocean floor and the line you just drew the Benthic Zone.
8. Clearly label each of the ocean zones on your model
9. Using the colored pencils, shade in each of the different zones with a different shade of blue.  The zones closer to the surface should be a lighter shade of blue, zones that are deeper should be a darker shade of blue.
10. Click on the link below to answer some questions about your mode
11. Write your names on the back of your model and hang your model up on one of the whiteboards.

LINK TO DATA FORM

Unit 6 Study Packet

Below is a link for the Unit 6 study packet.  This packet was assigned on Feb 23rd and is due on Thurs March 8th (A day classes) or Friday March 9th (B day classes)  at the beginning of your class period.

In order to receive a grade for this assignment, students must receive a score of 75% or higher.  Students can submit a response for this study packet once a day until the due date.  STUDENTS WHO DO NOT RECEIVE A SCORE OF 75% ON THIS PACKET BY THE DUE DATE WILL RECEIVE A ZERO FOR THIS ASSIGNMENT.

Once a student has passed this packet with a score of 75% or higher, they may continue to take the packet to try and improve their score up until the due date.

This study packet is an open-book, open resource assignment. Students can use whatever resources they wish to answer the questions in this packet.

Tip 1:  If you have an email address, and enter your email address into the form you will receive an email with your score.

Tip 2:  If you take the packet and your score in gradebook remains a zero, that means you did not score 75% or higher and you need to try the packet again.
LINK TO STUDY PACKET

UT Secure Browser Download

In order to take SAGE tests, students need to have the UT Secure Browser on their computers.  Below is a link where students can download and install the secure browser.

LINK TO DOWNLOAD SECURE BROWSER

Unit 5 Test

Below is a link for the Unit 5 test.  This tests was given in class on February 13th (B day) and February 14th (A day)

LINK TO TEST

After you have finished the Unit 5 test, you can do whatever you want as long as it is 1.  Quiet  2.  Legal  and 3.  You co do it while sitting in your assigned seat

Unit 5 Test Review

Below is a link for the Unit 5 test review.  This review was done in class on February 9th (B day) and February 12th (A day)

LINK TO TEST REVIEW

Unit 5 Powerpoints

Below is a link for all of the Powerpoint slides that were used to make the lesson videos for Unit 5.

LINK TO POWERPOINT SLIDES

Water Testing Data Entry Form

Below is a link to a form where you will enter the results of your water testing from the lab we did in class on Feb 7th (B day) or Feb 8th (A day)

LINK TO FORM

Unit 5 Study Packet

Below is a link for the Unit 5 study packet.  This packet was assigned on Jan 29th and is due on Tues Feb 13th (B day classes) or Wed Feb 14th (A day classes)  at the beginning of your class period.

In order to receive a grade for this assignment, students must receive a score of 75% or higher.  Students can submit a response for this study packet once a day until the due date.  STUDENTS WHO DO NOT RECEIVE A SCORE OF 75% ON THIS PACKET BY THE DUE DATE WILL RECEIVE A ZERO FOR THIS ASSIGNMENT.

Once a student has passed this packet with a score of 75% or higher, they may continue to take the packet to try and improve their score up until the due date.

This study packet is an open-book, open resource assignment. Students can use whatever resources they wish to answer the questions in this packet.

Tip 1:  If you have an email address, and enter your email address into the form you will receive an email with your score.

Tip 2:  If you take the packet and your score in gradebook remains a zero, that means you did not score 75% or higher and you need to try the packet again.
LINK TO STUDY PACKET

Water Footprint Calculator

Below is a link for the water footprint calculator. Students completed this activity in class on January 26th

Link to calculator

Enter you results from your water footprint calculator using this form:

LINK TO DATA FORM

pH Lab Forms

Below is a link for forms you will use during the pH labs that were done in class on Jan 22nd (B day) and Jan 23rd (A day)

In this lab we will be measuring the pH of Pepsi, milk, diet coke, Powerade, and Mountain Dew.  Before we measure the pH of those liquids, I want you to make a prediction as to which of those drinks has the lowest pH and which has the highest.  Below is a link to a form where you can enter your predictions.

LINK TO PREDICTION FORM

After you have measured the pH of each of the liquids, you need to record your results.  Below is a link to a form where you can enter your results.

LINK TO DATA FORM

Unit 4 Test and Unit 5 Pre-Test

Below is a link for the Unit 4 test and the Unit 5 Pre-Test.  These tests were given in class on January 11th (B day) and January 12th (A day)

LINK TO UNIT 4 TEST

After students finish the Unit 4 test they need to take the Unit 5 Pre-Test

LINK TO UNIT 5 PRE-TEST

After you have finished the Unit 4 test and the Unit 5 Pre-test, you can do whatever you want as long as it is 1.  Quiet  2.  Legal  and 3.  You co do it while sitting in your assigned seat

Unit 4 Test Review

Below is a link to the test review we did for Unit 4.  This test review was done in class on January 10th.

LINK TO TEST REVIEW

Plate Boundaries Powerpoint Slides

Below is a link to all of the Powerpoint slides that were used to make the lesson videos for Unit 4. 

LINK TO POWERPOINT SLIDES

Earthquake Simulator Data Entry

Below is a link to a form where you can enter your data and upload the videos of your earthquake simulator.

LINK TO DATA FORM