Math-Sci-Guy

This bundle contains most of the materials I use to teach a Weather unit near the middle of 9th/10th grade Earth Science. It contains notes, labs, activities, handouts, quizzes, and review. Most answer keys are included at the end of each handout. Documents included in this bundle: Air Masses notes Cloud Types notes & identification practice Fronts Practice Weather Jeopardy Fronts Lab Weather Station Models Lab Layers of the Atmosphere Midterm Review (of Observation/Measurement/Mapping, Astr

This bundle contains most of the materials I use to teach a Weathering, Erosion, & Deposition unit just after the middle of 9th/10th grade Earth Science. It contains notes, labs, activities, handouts, quizzes, and review. Most answer keys are included at the end of each handout. Documents included in this bundle: A Check for Understanding Erosion & Deposition Application Glaciers Worksheet Jeopardy Review Candy Weathering Rates Lab Settling Rates Lab Stream Tables Lab Watersheds Lab Mass W

This bundle contains most of the materials I use to teach a Climate unit near the middle of 9th/10th grade Earth Science. It contains notes, labs, activities, handouts, quizzes, and review. Most answer keys are included at the end of each handout. Documents included in this bundle: Climate Quiz Climate Jeopardy review General Climate Types notes Lab: US Climates North America Climate Types notes Climate Factors notes Temp and Pressure notes Planetary Winds notes Practice Water Budget Quiz 1 W

This is a ten-page fill-in-the-blank style review of the main ideas that students should have learned (or skills that they need to be able to do) from the first 40 labs that I do in 9th/10th grade Earth Science (to help prepare students for the NYS Regents exam). I have included PDFs of the blank version and answer key just in case, but I assume you will edit the Word file because you have probably done some different labs in your class. I do not want my answer keys floating around the internet

This lesson has structured (Google Doc) notes that walk through a real-life example, teaching students about limiting factors/carrying capacity. The teacher will walk students through the introduction, then students will read the illustrated story to fill in the rest of the notes on their own.