RockScienceGeek

Simple, colorful, easy-to-understand. All the formulas in one place where someone not strong in math (like me!) can make sense of them, and there are 'thought bubbles' with helpful hints in them too. I've always had trouble sorting out these formulas because they sometimes look different depending on the source, and I think I finally have what works! Includes formulas for percent change, doubling time, population density, birth/death/growth rates (both crude and %), and population change.

UPDATED! Includes powerpoint with guided student instructions, questions interspersed throughout, and review questions at the end. REALLY helps make this an activity, and makes it easy for distance learners to follow. So helpful for visual learners! Helps students sort through lots of air pollutants. Essential information about air pollution condensed onto one double-sided paper (ideally copied on one 11x17 paper, can be copied onto 2 standard pages and taped together). Kids draw, color code, a

5-pages to explain key concepts of water resources, including properties of water, ocean currents, freshwater supplies/groundwater, and cloud formation/types. Includes many visuals. Can be done as a class as notes, or you can give it to students to use the internet and/or textbook to complete. Includes key.

Graphic way to share the basic information about the APES course. Single-page format perfect for sharing at an open-house event or for use as a flyer. MS Word document that can be edited as desired.