Landscapes of NYS Lab 3-9 Pages 123 - 127.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Landscapes of New York Virtual Field Trip By Nick D’Anna Photos courtesy of Gail & Bret Bennington, A. Orgonik, & myself.

Advertisements

Landscapes Use page 2- Generalized Landscape Regions of New York State

8th Grade Science Unit 8: Changes Over Time

What goes on four legs at dawn, two at noon, and three at dusk?

LANDSCAPES ESRT pages 2 and 3. FEATURES 1. Mountains - high elevations, steep gradients, igneous and/or metamorphic rock, faults and folds.

Topic 14 – Landscape Development and Environmental Change

Mrs. Degl1 Landscapes Let’s compare this map with page 3 in your ESRT’s.

Landscape Development

Part 7 CHANNEL FORM AND PATTERNS. Antecedent and Superimposed Streams An antecedent stream is one whose path of flow within a valley was established before.

The Rock Cycle.

Unit 4 : Weathering, Erosion and Landscapes

Watersheds/ Stream Drainage Patterns. WATERSHEDS / DRAINAGE BASINS Watershed: The area of land drained by any one stream REMEMBER: a stream is running.

Wednesday, January 7, 2015 Castle Learning Week #19 Aim: Landforms are the result of the interaction between erosional and uplifting forces. Objective:

Landscape Development & Environmental Change

Aim: How are Landscapes (landforms) formed? Landforms are the results of interaction of tectonic forces, processes of weathering, erosion, deposition,

Landscapes Day 2 Agents of Erosion.  How does the bedrock beneath a mountain and plateau differ?  To the right, draw the drainage pattern for water.

This is not true over longer distances though…..

Whenever you see me, click on me to learn more!

Jeopardy RocksMineralsFossilsLandforms Geology Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final Jeopardy.

Earth’s Landforms and Features.

Landforms of North America

Landscape Regions of NY. Landscape regions are categorized by: Bedrock structure Bedrock structure Elevation Elevation Stream patterns Stream patterns.

Aim: How are landscapes defined? Do Now: Try to define the following vocabulary terms in your own words or try to give descriptions of what these landscapes.

Aim: How are landscapes defined? Do Now: Try to define the following vocabulary terms in your own words or try to give descriptions of what these landscapes.

Topic 14 – Landscape Development and Environmental Change Landscapes, or topography are the features of the Earth’s surface. There are Four main ways to.

Use page 2- Generalized Landscape Regions of New York State Use page 3- Generalized Bedrock Geology of New York State.

Landscapes Drainage.

Landscapes Day 1 Introduction to Landscapes. Do Now.

Topography of the earth may be Flat Sloped Hilly Mountainous Topography may be determined by…

Landscapes of New York.

Landscapes of New York. What are landscapes? 3 Major Classifications: Mountains / Highlands Plains / Lowlands Plateaus / Uplands  are the visible features.

WATER SHED REVIEW.

Landscapes A landscape is a region on Earth’s surface. (See p. 2 of your reference table)

Major Points: Landscape characteristics are the result of the interaction of forces of crustal movement, people, and climate Underlying bedrock.

LANDSCAPES – Development and Change. Major Points - Landscape characteristics are the result of - interaction of forces of crustal movement - climate,

Landscape Development THE SHAPE OF A LANDSCAPE IS ALSO KNOWN AS IT’S.

What do all the colors mean?. What is this a picture of? What do you see? What do the colors mean?

How to describe and interpret the landscape regions in NYS

LANDSCAPES general shape of land surface ESRT pages 2 and 3.

Aim: How are landscapes defined? Do Now: Try to define the following landscapes in by giving descriptions and facts that characterize each landscape. 1)

MAPS. DIFFERENT TYPES OF MAPS Political Physical Climate Vegetation Land Use Resource Distribution.

LANDSCAPES (of NY ESRT p 2 and pgs in review book)

Topic 14 – Landscape Development and Environmental Change

Landscape Development

Landscape Classification

Landscape Development

Glaciers and Landscapes

LAB 1: Maps, Rocks and Soil Profiles

Landscapes & Drainage Systems

Aim: How are landscapes defined?

Whenever you see me, click on me to learn more!

You Need: A pencil Your History Notebook Colored Pencils Glue Stick

Do Now: How do the following 2 images differ? Be specific.

Pennsylvania Landforms

Landscape Regions.

Land Forms There are many land forms: Mountains, rivers, beaches, canyons...

Landscapes -the general shape of the land Arches National Park, Utah

DO NOW: Scavenger Hunt! TAKE OUT YOUR ESRT! Turn to pg. 3

5 Geographic Regions of Georgia

Landscapes Earth Science Mr. Cloud Zion National Park, Utah.

Landform Notes.

This lesson will introduce some of the major kinds of landforms.

Geographic features.

Mapping Earth’s Surface

Landscape Development

Landscape Characteristics Earth’s landscapes are the results of the interaction of crustal materials, forces, climate, human activities, and time.

Stream Drainage.

Stream Drainage…your favorite!

Aim: What are rocks? Do Now: How are rocks related to minerals?

Presentation transcript:

Landscapes of NYS Lab 3-9 Pages 123 - 127

ESRT Page 2

ESRT Page 3

Landscape: Forms from the interaction of erosional and uplifting forces.

Mountain: A large mass of rock that rises above its base.

Plain: A level expanse of land, usually devoid of trees.

Plateau: An elevated level, expanse of land.

Dissected Plateau: An elevated expanse of land broken by a river or canyon.

Stream Drainage Pattern: The path of streams/rivers in a watershed.

Procedure A: Area Elevation High Elevation = Red [Mountains] Middle Elevation = Yellow [Plateaus] Low Elevation = Green [Lowlands/Plain] Color AND label map on page 126 using page 2 of your ESRT as a guide HIGH MEDIUM LOW

Procedure B: Surface Drainage Systems Trace and label watersheds listed on page 124 on Map 2 on page 126 using page 3 of your ESRT as a guide.

Procedure C: Geographic Ages and Bedrock Geology Use page 3 of your ESRT to list the age and type of bedrock at each specified location. For example: High/mountain elevations are: Age: Middle Proterzoic Type: Intensely Metamorphic

Intensely Metamorphic Age Period/Era Type Sedimentary Metamorphic Intensely Metamorphic

Watersheds

ESRT Page 2

ESRT Page 3