Unit 1 Mr. Emert Course Resources

1: Nature of Science

10: Earth and Human INteractions

2: Earth's Place In Space

9: Weather and Climate

3:Earth's History

Earth Science

Unit Resources

8: Water and Earth's Surface

4: Earth's Interior and Plate Tectonics

11: Climate Change and the future

5: Earth's Processes

7: Weathering , Erosion, and Deposition

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6: Rocks and Minerals

Unit 1: Nature of Science / Earth Science

1.4 Nature of Science

1.5 Knowledge Check and Scientific Theories and Laws

1.6 What Is Earth Science?

1.7 Maps and Tools Used in Earth Science

1.8 Careers in Earth Science

1.10 Review and Quiz

Unit 1: Nature of Science / Earth Science

1.4 Nature of Science

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Vocabulary Resources

Conclusion

Articles

Videos

Writing a Scientific Conclusion- Karle Delo

Scientific Method: Conclusion- Harford College

The Scientific Method: Conclusion- Colledge

The Scientific Method: Conclusion- scienceclassisgreat

Hypothesis

What is a Scientific Hypothesis?- LiveScience

Constructing a Hypothesis- Learn Biologically

Forming a Hypothesis- Spencer Carroll

What is a Hypothesis?- ThoughtCo

Scientific Law

What is a Law in Science- LiveScience

Casual and Scientific Use of Theory and Law- Ameoba Sisters

What's the Difference Between a Scientific Law and Theory?- TED-Ed

What is Scientific or Natural Law?- ThoughtCo

Unit 1: Nature of Science / Earth Science

1.4 Nature of Science- Vocabulary Continued

Observation

Observations and Inferences- Teacher's Pet

Observation Beyond our Eyes- Understanding Science

Observations and Inferences- MooMoo Math&Science

Theory

Articles

Videos

Why You Should Never Say "It's just a theory"- Professor Dave

What is a Scientific Theory?- LiveScience

1.3 Scientific Theory- CK-12

Fact vs Theory vs Hypothesis vs Law Explained- Be Smart

Unit 1: Nature of Science / Earth Science

1.5 Knowledge Check and Scientific Laws and Theories

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Vocabulary Resources

Geocentric Theory

Articles

Videos

Geocentric vs Heliocentric Model- Moo Moo Math&Science

What is the Geocentrice Model of the Universe- Universe Today

Geocentric Model: The Earth Centered View of the Universe- LiveScience

Geocentrism: Why the World Doesn't Revolve Around You- BBC

Gradualism (Uniformitarianism)

Gradualism- GeologyIn

Geology and Uniformitarianism- Angie Allision

James Hutton Founder of Geology- SciShow

Uniformatarianism (Gradualism)- National Geographic

Heliocentric Theory

Heliocentrism: Definition, Origin, and Model- Space.com

Copurnicus and Heliocentrism- Professor Dave

Models of the Universe- Mike Sammartano

Heliocentric Model- KahnAcademy

Unit 1: Nature of Science / Earth Science

1.5 Knowledge Check Scientific Laws and Theories- Vocabulary Continued

Hubble's Law

Hubble's Law- Kahn Academy

More On Hubble's Law- NASA

Hubble's Law: Why Are Galaxies Moving Away From Us?- Space.com

Edwin Hubble, Doppler Shift, and the Expanding Universe- Professor Dave

Law of Superposition

Articles

Videos

Law of Superposition- MooMoo Math&Science

Superposition- National Geographic

Law of Superposition- Geology Base

Law of Superposition- Bozeman Science

Repitition

What is Repition in Scince?- TechReviewBlogs

Repitition Vs Replication- Melanie Chillaron

Repitition Vs Replication- Mrs. Stoz-Mason

Repitition Vs Replication- Six Sigma

Replication

Copycats in Science: The Role of Replication- Understanding Science 101

Replication In Research- IBiology Career and Professional Development

Unit 1: Nature of Science / Earth Science

1.6 What is Earth Science?

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Vocabulary Resources

Biology

Articles

Videos

Introduction to Biology- Crash Course

What is Biology?- LiveScience

1.1 The Science of Biology- LibreText

What is Biology?- Free Animated Education

Climatology

Climatology- National Geographic

What is Climatology?- Environment and Climate Change Canada

Why it's Good to Choose a Climatology Career- Eco Snooki

How Climatology is Different from Meterology- ThoughtCo

Closed vs Open Systems

2.3.2 Types of Systems- LibreText

Closed & Open Systems- ScienceGonnaGetYou

What's the Difference Between Open, Closed, and Isolated Systems?- Adventures In STEM

Closed System vs Open System- This vs That

Unit 1: Nature of Science / Earth Science

1.6 What is Earth Science?- Vocabulary Continued

Cryosphere

What is the Cryosphere?- National Snow and Ice Center

What is the Cryosphere?- Earth Science Classroom

About the Cryosphere- NASA

What is the Cryosphere- Harmony Square

Energy Budget

Articles

Videos

Earth's Delicate Energy Balance- CA Academy of Sciences

What is Earth's Energy Budget?- NASA

The Energy Budget- Center for Science Education

Earth's Energy Balance: Energy In and Energy Out- NASA

Geology

What is a Geology? What does a Geologist Do?- Geology.com

Introduction to Geology- Professor Dave

What is Geology?- University of Portsmouth

What is a Geology?- LibreText

Geosphere

What is the Geosphere?-Center for Science Education

The Earth's Geosphere- Next Generation Science

What is the Geosphere?- Earth Science Classroom

6.2 The Geosphere- LibreText

Unit 1: Nature of Science / Earth Science

1.6 What is Earth Science?- Vocabulary Continued

Hydrosphere

Hydrosphere- Next Generation Science

Hydrosphere- National Geographic

Hydrosphere- Center for Science Education

What is the Hydrosphere- Earth Science Classroom

Meterology

Articles

Videos

What is Meterology?- The Juice

What is Meterology?- ThoughtCo

Meterology- National Geographic

Oceanography

1.1 What is a Oceanography?-LibreText

The Study of the Oceans Oceanography- Earth Science Classroom

What is Oceanography?- Earth Explained

Oceanography- OceanConnect

Seismology

Seismology- Michigan Tech

Seismology- IRIS Earthquake Science

Seismology 101- CalTech

9.1 Understanding the Earth Through Seismology- Libretext

Unit 1: Nature of Science / Earth Science

1.7 Maps and Tools Used in Earth Science

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Vocabulary Resources

Barometer

Articles

Videos

Measuring Pressure with a Barometer- Professor Dave

Barometers- Explain That Stuff

Barometer Definition and Function- ThoughtCo

The History of the Barometer and How it Works- TED-Ed

Fronts

Weather Fronts- Center for Science Education

Types of Weather Fronts- MooMoo Math&Science

What are Weather Fronts and How do They Affect Our Weather?- MetOffice

Weather Fronts: Definitions and Facts- LiveScience

Isobar

Isobars- ThoughtCo

Weather Maps- MooMoo Math&Science

Isolines- Geography Lessons

Isobar- Weather Atlas

Unit 1: Nature of Science / Earth Science

1.7 Maps and Tools Used in Earth Science- Vocabulary Continued

Seismometer

How does a Seismometer Work?- U Of California

How are Earthquakes Detected?- British Geological Survey

How Does a Seismometer Work?- IRIS

Streak Plate

Articles

Videos

Identifying Minerals- GeoscienceAustrailia

Streak Test for Minerals- Geology.com

How to use Mineral Streak to Identify Rock Samples- ThoughtCo

How to Conduct a Mineral Streak Test- Christian Strevy

Thermometer

Thermometer- National Geographic

How do We Tell Temperature?- Reactions

Fahrenheit to Celsius: History of the thermometer- Met Office

Thermometers- Explain That Stuff

Topographic Map

Topographic Maps- ThoughtCo

How to Read A Topo Map- REI

What is a Contour (Topographic) Map- Mike Sammartano

3.3 Topographic Maps- LibreText

Unit 1: Nature of Science / Earth Science

1.8 Careers in Earth Science

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Vocabulary Resources

Astronomer

Articles

Videos

Astronomer- YouNiversity TV

Career In Astronomy- American Astronomical Society

What Does an Astronomer Do?- Career Explorer

A Day in the Life of an Astronomer- UKAstroNut

Environmental Scientist

How to Become an Environmental Scientist- Forbes

Environmental Scientist: Future Jobs- PBS

What do Environmental Scientists Do?- Campus Catalogue

Environmental Scientists- Bureau of Labor Statistics

Geologist

What Does a Geologist Do?- Geological Society of America

Geoscientists- Career One Stop

Geologist- WorkBC's Career Trek

Geoscientists- Bureau of Labor Statistics

Unit 1: Nature of Science / Earth Science

1.8 Careers in Earth Science- Vocabulary Continued

Meteorics

The Meteorite Museum- SciFriday

How do Scientists Study Meteorites?- Astronomy Today

TMeteorics- Nature Portfolio

Geology of Meteorites- U of Hawaii

Meterologist

Articles

Videos

What it Takes to Become a Meterologist- Weather Channel

All About Careers in Meterology- American Meterology Society

Atmospheric Scientists- Bureau of Labor Statistics

Careers in Meterology- National Weather Service

Oceanographer

What Does an Oceanographer Do?- Geological Society of America

Oceanography: FAQ- National Science Foundation

A Day in the Life of an Oceanographer- Young Tassie Scientists

What Does and Oceanographer Do?- NOAA

Unit 1: Nature of Science / Earth Science

1.9 Quiz Review: Introduction to Earth Science

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Quiz Review

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Unit 1: Nature of Science / Earth Science

1.10 Quiz: Introduction to Earth Science

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