Tuesday 1/22/19 Copy this week’s schedule into your assignment notebook. Bell Ringer: Give one example of conduction and one of convection. Try to have.

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Tuesday 1/22/19 Copy this week’s schedule into your assignment notebook. Bell Ringer: Give one example of conduction and one of convection. Try to have them be examples from your 4 day weekend.

Vocabulary Thinking Charts If you were absent Thursday you need to make vocab thinking charts for the following words: lithosphere, asthenosphere, conduction, convection. If you have the 4 vocab thinking charts completed you will do a peer checklist with a partner. Review each others vocab charts and give feedback on the form. Make revisions to your vocab charts if needed. Tape vocab charts into spiral and turn in checklist.

Wednesday 1/23/19 Bell Ringer: Find your Layers of the Earth Notetaker in your spiral. What layer(s) is made of a fluid(liquid or gas)? What layer(s) is made of solid materials?

How does heat transfer inside the Earth? Pages 20-21 We will read and do together. While reading we will make a flow chart to summarize the information.

Convection and the Mantle Work with your hip partner to answer the questions about convection in the mantle. Choose a reader and a recorder. Discuss each question and come to an agreement on an answer. Record your answers on the same piece of paper.