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SCIENCE 12344 Environmental Science

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  • 1 pages New-Mind-Map.jpg

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  • 3 pages 2.1 Study Guide revised-2.docx
    • 2.1 Study Guide revised-2.docx
    • Union Pines High
    • Environmental Science
    • SCIENCE 12344 - Spring 2016
    • Module Two Study Guide 2017 Source Reduction. 1. What is source reduction? Source reduction is just creating less waste. 2. What are 3 examples of source reduction? Three examples of source reduction are as follows~ using a reusable bag at a grocery store
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  • 2 pages 7.2 Big History-1.doc.docx
    • 7.2 Big History-1.doc.docx
    • Union Pines High
    • Environmental Science
    • SCIENCE 12344 - Spring 2016
    • Name: Emma Thomas 2017 7.2 Assignment: We all wonder, how did we get here? The following assignment will take you through a theory based on scientific evidence. 1. What is the 2nd law of thermodynamics? The law of entropy, saying that the universe does no
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  • 2 pages 5.1 study guide-5.doc.docx
    • 5.1 study guide-5.doc.docx
    • Union Pines High
    • Environmental Science
    • SCIENCE 12344 - Spring 2016
    • Name: Emma Thomas 2017 Study Guide for Unit 5 PowerPoint 1. Three examples of fossil fuels could be a. coal b. oil c. natural gas 2. The fossil fuel that is most abundant and least expensive is coal 3. The plant material that dies in swampy areas and does
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  • 2 pages 4.4 Mountain Building Study Guide-2.doc.docx
    • 4.4 Mountain Building Study Guide-2.doc.docx
    • Union Pines High
    • Environmental Science
    • SCIENCE 12344 - Spring 2016
    • Name: Emma Thomas 2017 Mountain Building Study Guide: Fill in the following notes while watching the video. These will count as your lesson notes in lieu of a PowerPoint. You may want to watch this video more than once in order to properly understand this
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    4.4 Mountain Building Study Guide-2.doc.docx

  • 2 pages 6.2carbonjourney_EmmaThomas.docx
    • 6.2carbonjourney_EmmaThomas.docx
    • Union Pines High
    • Environmental Science
    • SCIENCE 12344 - Spring 2016
    • Name: Emma Thomas 2017 6.2a The Carbon Cycle Simulation Lab Choice 1 The Carbon Cycle Simulation 1. Open the following link in a new window: The Carbon Cycle Simulation http:/www.windows.ucar.edu/earth/climate/carbon_cycle.html 2. Through this online simu
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  • 3 pages 7.1 Study Guide.doc.docx
    • 7.1 Study Guide.doc.docx
    • Union Pines High
    • Environmental Science
    • SCIENCE 12344 - Spring 2016
    • Name: Emma Thomas 2017 7.1 Study Guide 1. How old is the Earth? 4.55 billion years old. 2. Describe the conditions of the Earth in the beginning. The Earth was hot and molten with no atmosphere. 3. How did the moon form? An asteroid hit the Earth and goug
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  • 1 pages 3.4 Dust Bowl Assignment-12-2.doc.docx
    • 3.4 Dust Bowl Assignment-12-2.doc.docx
    • Union Pines High
    • Environmental Science
    • SCIENCE 12344 - Spring 2016
    • 3.4 Dust Bowl Assignment 2017 The Dust Bowl created in the 1930s in the southwestern United States was partially due to poor farming practices. Find out in what ways farmers damaged the soil. Find out what farmers in that region do now to prevent a recu
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    3.4 Dust Bowl Assignment-12-2.doc.docx

  • 2 pages 1.2 Graphic Organizer-8-2.docx
    • 1.2 Graphic Organizer-8-2.docx
    • Union Pines High
    • Environmental Science
    • SCIENCE 12344 - Spring 2016
    • NAME: Emma Thomas 2017 Save as file and name yourname_1.2 Record answers in med blue, bold font. 1.2 Earth/Environmental Graphic Organizer At mos pheri c Laye Rock Ri s rs vers and Mine Oc ralsCom ean posit Land Curr ion Resour ents W ceseathe Se Soils af
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  • 2 pages 1.3 Study Guide-1-25.docx
    • 1.3 Study Guide-1-25.docx
    • Union Pines High
    • Environmental Science
    • SCIENCE 12344 - Spring 2016
    • Name:_Emma Thomas_ 2017 1.3 Study Guide: Please use blue font for your answers and submit to your instructor when complete. Lecture and Study Guide for the Scientific Method 1. What is the scientific method? Scientific method is the steps that are taken t
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  • 3 pages 4.1 Paper : Emma Thomas.docx
    • 4.1 Paper : Emma Thomas.docx
    • Union Pines High
    • Environmental Science
    • SCIENCE 12344 - Spring 2016
    • GPS (Global Positioning Systems) and SLR (Satellite Laser Ranging) systems Monitor Plate Movement * * Geologists and Seismologists monitor plate movement by using GPS (Global Positioning Systems) and SLR (Satellite Laser Ranging). Did you know that the GP
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    4.1 Paper : Emma Thomas.docx

  • 2 pages 2.4 Three Gorges Dam-new-1-1.docx
    • 2.4 Three Gorges Dam-new-1-1.docx
    • Union Pines High
    • Environmental Science
    • SCIENCE 12344 - Spring 2016
    • NAME: Emma Thomas 2017 2.4 Three Gorges Dam Debate What are negative and positive impacts of building dams? Use the Three Gorges Dam as a case study to find out. This massive dam project has generated plenty of controversy from the start. The dam will ben
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  • 2 pages 7.4 NC Natural History.doc.docx
    • 7.4 NC Natural History.doc.docx
    • Union Pines High
    • Environmental Science
    • SCIENCE 12344 - Spring 2016
    • Name: Emma Thomas 2017 7.4 NC Geological History http:/www.learnnc.org/lp/editions/nchist-twoworlds/1671 1. When did the landmass under NC form? 1,700 million years ago 2. How did the Appalachian Mountains form? Continents broke apart, merged, and drifted
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  • 1 pages EmmaThomas.pdf
    • EmmaThomas.pdf
    • Union Pines High
    • Environmental Science
    • SCIENCE 12344 - Spring 2016
    • Conserving Life How do introduced species affect the environment? Question 1 :Define introduced species. Ans : An introduced species is an organism that is NOT native to an environment to which it is introduced: Question 2 :In this Virtual Lab, one of the
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  • 7 pages BuildingPangaeaSE.pdf.docx
    • BuildingPangaeaSE.pdf.docx
    • Union Pines High
    • Environmental Science
    • SCIENCE 12344 - Spring 2016
    • Name:EmmaThomasDate:3/7/17 StudentExploration:BuildingPangaea PriorKnowledgeQuestions(DotheseBEFOREusingtheGizmo.) 1.Antarcticaisafrozenland,socoldandicythatnotreescangrowthere.Yetscientistshave discoveredfossils(remainspreservedinrock)ofancienttreesinAnt
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  • 4 pages RockCycleSE : Emma Thomas.docx
    • RockCycleSE : Emma Thomas.docx
    • Union Pines High
    • Environmental Science
    • SCIENCE 12344 - Spring 2016
    • Name:_EmmaThomas_Date:_2/9/17_ StudentExploration:RockCycle Vocabulary:deposition,erosion,extrusiveigneousrock,intrusiveigneousrock,lava, lithification,magma,metamorphicrock,rockcycle,sediment,sedimentaryrock,soil,weathering PriorKnowledgeQuestions(Dothes
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  • 10 pages Household Energy SE.docx
    • Household Energy SE.docx
    • Union Pines High
    • Environmental Science
    • SCIENCE 12344 - Spring 2016
    • Name: _Emma Thomas_ Date: _2/1/17_ Student Exploration: Household Energy Usage Vocabulary: current, energy consumption, fluorescent lamp, halogen lamp, incandescent lamp, lumen, usage, voltage, wattage Prior Knowledge Questions (Do these BEFORE using the
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    Household Energy SE.docx

  • 5 pages 5.4 Energy Photo Webquest-2-4-1.doc.docx
    • 5.4 Energy Photo Webquest-2-4-1.doc.docx
    • Union Pines High
    • Environmental Science
    • SCIENCE 12344 - Spring 2016
    • NAME: Emma Thomas Save as and name file yourname_5.4 Record answers in med blue, bold font. 2017 5.4 Energy Photo Webquest Use the Internet or textbook to find answers to the following. You will add a photo into each answer. Make sure to cite your sources
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  • 5 pages EnergyConversionsSE.pdf.docx
    • EnergyConversionsSE.pdf.docx
    • Union Pines High
    • Environmental Science
    • SCIENCE 12344 - Spring 2016
    • Name:_EmmaThomas_Date:_2/24/17_ StudentExploration:EnergyConversions PriorKnowledgeQuestions(DotheseBEFOREusingtheGizmo.) 1.Whataresourcesofelectricity?Listasmanyasyoucan._Fossilfuels[coal,oil, naturalgas]Renewableenergy[mainlyhydroelectric,wind,geotherma
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  • 7 pages Midterm Study Guide.docx
    • Midterm Study Guide.docx
    • Union Pines High
    • Environmental Science
    • SCIENCE 12344 - Spring 2016
    • Name: Emma Thomas 2017 Earth and Environmental Science Midterm Study Guide: 1. What was the original supercontinent called? pangea 2. What are the layers of the Earth from inner to outer? inner core, outer core, mantle, and crust 3. A puzzle like fit, sim
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  • 2 pages 6.1 StudyGuide_EmmaThomas.docx
    • 6.1 StudyGuide_EmmaThomas.docx
    • Union Pines High
    • Environmental Science
    • SCIENCE 12344 - Spring 2016
    • Name: Emma Thomas 2017 6.1 Study and Lecture Guide 1. Which country is wasting the most energy and what is the percentage of the waste? The U.S. with 84%. 2. Name 3 things that individuals can do to reduce energy consumption. Using Mass Transit Turning Of
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  • 1 pages 4.3 volcano comparison.doc.docx
    • 4.3 volcano comparison.doc.docx
    • Union Pines High
    • Environmental Science
    • SCIENCE 12344 - Spring 2016
    • 2017 Cinder Cone Volcanoes Definition: a volcano composed of volcanic cinders (scoria) which are small rough particles of hardened lava. Relative Size: 300-1,200 feet Relative Slope (Gentle, Medium, or Steep): Medium Composition (What are they made of?):
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  • 2 pages 6.2a Carbon Journey_oliviamarcais.doc
    • 6.2a Carbon Journey_oliviamarcais.doc
    • Union Pines High
    • Environmental Science
    • SCIENCE 12344 - Spring 2016
    • 6.2a The Carbon Cycle Simulation Lab Choice 1 The Carbon Cycle Simulation 1. Open the following link in a new window: The Carbon Cycle Simulation http:/www.windows.ucar.edu/earth/climate/carbon_cycle.html 2. Through this online simulated game, you will le
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  • 3 pages 5.1 study guide-5 olivia marcais.doc
    • 5.1 study guide-5 olivia marcais.doc
    • Union Pines High
    • Environmental Science
    • SCIENCE 12344 - Spring 2016
    • Name: Olivia Marcais Study Guide for Unit 5 PowerPoint 1. 2. 3. Three examples of fossil fuels could be a. coal b. natural gas c. petroleum The fossil fuel that is most abundant and least expensive is Coal The plant material that dies in swampy areas and
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  • 2 pages 6.1StudyGuide_Laura-LeeCrifasi.docx
    • 6.1StudyGuide_Laura-LeeCrifasi.docx
    • Union Pines High
    • Environmental Science
    • SCIENCE 12344 - Spring 2016
    • Name Laura-Lee Crifasi 6.1 Study and Lecture Guide Please save a copy of this study guide and name it 6.1 StudyGuide_YourName. Fill it out as you watch the presentation and save it (filled out) and submit it for a grade. Important: Please use blue font fo
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  • 2 pages 5.1 study guide-5.doc
    • 5.1 study guide-5.doc
    • Union Pines High
    • Environmental Science
    • SCIENCE 12344 - Spring 2016
    • Name: Laura-Lee Crifasi Study Guide for Unit 5 PowerPoint 1. Three examples of fossil fuels could be a. Coal b. Natural Gas c. Oil 2. The fossil fuel that is most abundant and least expensive is coal 3. The plant material that dies in swampy areas and doe
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  • 2 pages 5.4Webquest-2.docx
    • 5.4Webquest-2.docx
    • Union Pines High
    • Environmental Science
    • SCIENCE 12344 - Spring 2016
    • NAME: Laura-Lee Crifasi Save as and name file yourname_5.4 Record answers in med blue, bold font. 5.4 Energy Webquest Use the Internet or textbook to find answers to the following. Make sure to site your sources. Good sources: Usgs.gov Epa.gov NOAA.gov Na
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  • 1 pages 3.4DustBowlAssignment-12-2.docx
    • 3.4DustBowlAssignment-12-2.docx
    • Union Pines High
    • Environmental Science
    • SCIENCE 12344 - Spring 2016
    • 3.4 Dust Bowl Assignment The Dust Bowl created in the 1930s in the southwestern United States was partially due to poor farming practices. Find out in what ways farmers damaged the soil. Find out what farmers in that region do now to prevent a recurrenc
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  • 4 pages 3.1LectureandStudyGuide.docx
    • 3.1LectureandStudyGuide.docx
    • Union Pines High
    • Environmental Science
    • SCIENCE 12344 - Spring 2016
    • Name: Laura-Lee Crifasi Module Three Please use blue font for your answers and submit to your instructor when complete. Lecture and Study Guide Rocks, Soils, Erosion, Weathering and Deposition 1. Name the 3 types of rocks. The 3 types of rock are igneous,
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  • 2 pages 7.2 Big History.doc
    • 7.2 Big History.doc
    • Union Pines High
    • Environmental Science
    • SCIENCE 12344 - Spring 2016
    • 7.2 Assignment: We all wonder, how did we get here? The following assignment will take you through a theory based on scientific evidence. Laura-Lee Crifasi Watch the video : David Christian: The history of our world in 18 minutes You can access the video
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    Not too easy. Not too difficult.

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    This course is very easy and gives you basic knowledge about science.

    Course highlights:

    Learning about my local enviorment

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    6-8 hours

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    Be organized and study notes that are given to you from the teacher. These notes are essential to taking the tests.

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    • Background Knowledge Expected Great Intro to the Subject Lots of Writing
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