12/10/2025 ONLINE LEARNING DAY
Answer these questions and turn them in on Thursday
Test on Friday 12/12
Chapters 7-10
Things to know.
igneous rock
sedimentary rock
metamorphic rock
rock cycle
erosion
deposition
Magma
lava
natural resources
renewable and non-renewable
nuclear energy
basic processes in a nuclear reactor
uranium
fission
Chernobyl
fossil fuels
igneous rock
sedimentary rock
metamorphic rock
rock cycle
erosion
deposition
Magma
lava
natural resources
renewable and non-renewable
nuclear energy
basic processes in a nuclear reactor
uranium
fission
Chernobyl
fossil fuels
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Test on Tuesday 09/31
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09/22-09/25 Agenda
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Week 3 Agenda 👇
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Earth 🌏 Space Science Part 1
The Earth
Map Projections
Welcome to Earth and Space Science!
Get ready to explore the incredible planet we live on and the vast universe beyond it. In this course, we’ll investigate how Earth works—from its layers and landforms to weather, oceans, and natural disasters. But we won’t stop there! We’ll also travel beyond Earth to study the Moon, the Sun, our solar system, stars, galaxies, and even the origins of the universe.
You’ll learn how Earth’s systems—like the geosphere, hydrosphere, atmosphere, and biosphere—interact with each other and with space. We’ll ask big questions: How did Earth form? What causes earthquakes? Why do we have seasons? Are we alone in the universe?
Through labs, projects, and hands-on activities, you’ll practice thinking like a scientist and gain a better understanding of your place in the cosmos.
Let’s discover how Earth and space connect—and why it matters to us all.
Get ready to explore the incredible planet we live on and the vast universe beyond it. In this course, we’ll investigate how Earth works—from its layers and landforms to weather, oceans, and natural disasters. But we won’t stop there! We’ll also travel beyond Earth to study the Moon, the Sun, our solar system, stars, galaxies, and even the origins of the universe.
You’ll learn how Earth’s systems—like the geosphere, hydrosphere, atmosphere, and biosphere—interact with each other and with space. We’ll ask big questions: How did Earth form? What causes earthquakes? Why do we have seasons? Are we alone in the universe?
Through labs, projects, and hands-on activities, you’ll practice thinking like a scientist and gain a better understanding of your place in the cosmos.
Let’s discover how Earth and space connect—and why it matters to us all.
In order to be successful in this class you must:
1. Come to class every day with a notebook and pencil and STAY AWAKE
2. Do the assigned reading 📖 and homework
3. Participate in the projects
GRADING:
Tests count 50%
Homework and projects count 50%
1. Come to class every day with a notebook and pencil and STAY AWAKE
2. Do the assigned reading 📖 and homework
3. Participate in the projects
GRADING:
Tests count 50%
Homework and projects count 50%
Download Our Textbook by Clicking the Link Below ⤵️
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Download Our Course Outline by Clicking Below ⬇️
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Download Minnesota Standards For Earth Space Science Part 1 👇
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