5 minute check September 30, 2013 Do you know what the Nebula Theory is? Video

5 minute checkSeptember 30, 2013

Do you know what the Nebula Theory is?

3.1 - The student will describe the characteristics of the layers of the earth.

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Geology-The study of Earth processes and materials ◦ Materials are rocks ex. Basalt, Granite, Iron and

Nickle

Today’s Vocabulary

http://www.iteachbio.com/Earth_Science/Earth_Science/IntroEarthSurface.mov

Introduction to Earth’s Layers

Closing: Why do we need to take time to select the

correct bar graph, why can't we use any one?

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How did our solar system form?

Nickle

Students will build their Earth’s layer’s foldable

Describe one layer of the Earth?

Closing

Name 2 layers of the Earth?

Nickel

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Baker 7th grade science 2003-2004

Earth, Inside & Out

The Earth is divided into three layers

1. Crust 2. Mantle3. Core

Today we are going to learn about the center or core of the planet

http://www.iteachbio.com/Earth_Science/Earth_Science/The%20Core-.mov

i) Deep within the Earth is the core

ii) The core is made mostly of nickel & iron

iii) Twice as dense as the mantle.

Main source of heat that triggers the convection currents

The core is made of two layers

(1) Outer core: Liquid & is responsible for the Earth’s magnetic field.

Inner core: solid

Today we are going to learn another layer of the planet the Mantle

http://www.iteachbio.com/Earth_Science/Earth_Science/The%20Mantle-.mov

Mantle

(1) Hotter and denser than the crust because the deeper you go inside the earth, the temperature & pressure increases.

(2) Made of solid rock.

The Mantle is made of two zones

Mantle Zones (a) Lithosphere (i) Thin, uppermost

part of the mantle; cooler & less rigid

(ii) Floats on the athenosphere, and slides around very slowly.

(iii) The upper part of the lithosphere melts rocks, forming a substance called magma.

1. Magma (melted rock) moves like hot oatmeal.

Uneven heating causes material in the mantle to constantly and slowly rise & fall in convection currents.

Convection Current: process by which hot fluid rises to the surface, and then sinks again, like soup being heated in a saucepan

(a) Asthenosphere

Hot, weak zone directly under the lithosphere

Flows at a very slow rate

Today we are going to learn about the last layer of the Earth, the Crust

http://www.iteachbio.com/Earth_Science/Earth_Science/The%20Crust-.mov

Crust (1) This is the outermost

layer of the Earth. (2) This is the layer we walk

on. (3) It is a thick, rocky skin. (4) If we think of the Earth as

a billiard ball, this crust is as thin as a postage stamp stuck on a billiard ball.

(5) At its thickest, which is under mountain ranges, the crust is only about 35km (22mi) thick.

And what type of crust would you like with your Earth?

There are two types of crust

Continental Crust:

1. Makes up the continents

2. Contains light colored rocks such as granite.

3. Floats high on the mantle

Oceanic Crust

1. Makes up the ocean floor

2. Contains the dense rocks such as basalt

Thinner than the continental crust

Closing:

What is something we learned about the core of the Earth?

Students will work today on What’s inside the Earth packet?

Closing:

How is the mantle different from the core?

Students will take weekly quiz on layers of the Earth

Glue lyrics in notebook

Listen to song-http://www.flocabulary.com/geology/

Closing:

What are the three layers of the Earth?

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