Monday, February 8th Entry Task

On ISN 14 draw a picture that includes water in it’s 3 forms (solid, liquid and gas). Must be colored.

Schedule:• States of matter and process that

change them ISN 15• Bill Nye Water Cycle

Homework:4 Pictures to summarize Video

concepts (on ISN 16)

Objective: ISN 15 •I can explain the different states of matter and the processes that cause water to change from one form to another as it moves through the water cycle

Stamp:• ISN 10 and 13

Tuesday, February 9th Entry Task

Grab a worksheet from the front. Glue this into page 12. Title it “Water Processes in My Journey”.

Schedule:• All the water on Earth ISN 19• Frozen Fresh Water ISN 20

Homework:• Give me 5- ISN 20• Frozen Fresh Water Questions-

ISN 21• Water Cycle Quiz tomorrow

Objective: ISN 19•I can explain where all the water on earth is located.

All the water on the EarthAll the water on the Earth

6 categories:6 categories:•Salt WaterSalt Water•Ground WaterGround Water•Fresh WaterFresh Water•Lakes and RiversLakes and Rivers•Water in Soil and AirWater in Soil and Air•Ice Caps and GlaciersIce Caps and Glaciers

5 Ways we use water5 Ways we use water

• List 5 ways you use waterList 5 ways you use water

Important to knowImportant to know

• Most of the Earth’s water is at the North and Most of the Earth’s water is at the North and South Poles in the form of ICESouth Poles in the form of ICE

• The amount of water has stayed the same The amount of water has stayed the same over eons of years, however the form or state over eons of years, however the form or state of water is constantly changingof water is constantly changing

• The sun is the driving force of the Earth’s The sun is the driving force of the Earth’s weather. The major source of energy which weather. The major source of energy which powers the water cycle is the sun.powers the water cycle is the sun.

We use our water from:We use our water from:

• SpringsSprings• StreamsStreams• CreeksCreeks• RiversRivers• Lakes Lakes • OceansOceans

There are two classifications of There are two classifications of waterwater

Salt water- found in oceans Fresh water- primary source of drinking water

The water cycleThe water cycle

• Has NO start or end!!!Has NO start or end!!!

Frozen Fresh Water p. 373-374

As you read, complete the give me 5Instructions for give me 5:•Trace your hand on page 20 (title it Frozen Fresh Water•As you read – Write the MAIN IDEA in the palm of the hand.– Write supporting details in each of the fingers and

thumb of the hand.

ISN p.21 Frozen Fresh Water Questions

After you read, Answer the following questions, IQIA.1.Where is most of earth’s fresh water?2.How much of the world’s fresh water is frozen?3.What forms where more snow falls each year then melts?4.What is an iceberg?5.How much of an iceberg is below the surface?6.How is the water in icebergs involved in the water cycle on Earth?

Wednesday, February 10th Entry Task You will be having a quiz today over the water cycle. Look over 11.1 and through everything we have done so far this semester in your notebook to prepare.

Schedule:• 11.1 Quiz

Homework:• Read and take notes on 13.1.

Notes on ISN 23

Objective: • I can be assessed on important information about the water cycle

Thursday, February 11th Entry Task On page 22 title it “Oceans are a

connected System- Review Questions”, write out the sentences below and fill in the blank:

1. Ocean water covers ___% of Earth.

2. The higher the salinity, the greater the ___ of ocean water.

3. The temp of ocean water ____ with depth

4. Ocean water contains ____ and _____ such as oxygen, nitrogen, carbon dioxide.

Schedule:• All the water on Earth• Oceans are a

connected system

Homework:• 13.1 Questions add to

ISN 22

Objective: •ISN 23- I can understand that the oceans are a connected system

Stamp:Everything will be checked in a NB check after break

Friday, February 12th Entry TaskOn ISN 24 Write out each

definition and match it with the correct term:

Definitions1. Gradually sloping land that

lies submerged around the edges of a continent

2. Technology system that uses sound waves to measure distance

3. Measure of the amount of dissolved salt in water

Terms: sonar, continental shelf, salinity, continental slope

Schedule:• Liquids form layers-ISN 24• Bill Nye-Oceanography-

ISN 25

Homework:• None, have a great break

Objective: •ISN 24-I can explain why liquids form layers•ISN 25- I can understand important information about oceanography

Please have on desk:• NB check on MONDAY