10/15/14 Aim: What is a Contour Map?

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10/15/14 Aim: What is a Contour Map? Do Now: Read, highlight, and complete packet at side HW – R&H pp. 27-30, A&E #35-48

Contour Map Video www.youtube.com/.webloc

Surface Features and Contour Maps

Topographic profile

Topographic Profile

10/17/14 Aim: How do we make a Topographic Profile? Do Now: P.33 part B answer #16-20. HW: Track Storms. 10/12 Show how to make a profile and have students practice p.34 #23-26.

10/17/13 Aim: How do we make a contour map? Do Now: Get out lab books HW: Finish lab, track storms

10/21/14 Aim: Topics 1&2 Review Do Now: 1. If I cut an object in half what did I do to its density? 2. What phase of matter are most substances densest in and what is the one exception? 3. How can temperature be considered a pollutant? 4. List the 3 spheres of the earth in order of increasing density. 5. What is the latitude and longitude in degrees and minutes for Ithaca, NY (see R.T. p.3) 6. List the solids and liquids of the diagram on the board in order of increasing density. HW – Study all of topics 1&2 for exam tomorrow!

10/23/14 Aim: Topics 1 & 2 Post Exam Review Do Now: 1. If you know the altitude of Polaris what do you also know? 2. What are the only ways to change the density of a substance? HW Finish test corrections