ESS By:Deann Lapointe. ESS 1.1.1 ov/edu/watercycle.ht mlhttp://ga.water.usgs.g ov/edu/watercycle.ht ml This website will tell you.

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ESS By:Deann Lapointe

ESS ov/edu/watercycle.ht mlhttp://ga.water.usgs.g ov/edu/watercycle.ht ml This website will tell you about the water cycle and how it works

ESS u/kids/green/warming 5.htmhttp:// u/kids/green/warming 5.htm This site will help you understand the different types of effects that are on earth and how they effect it.

ESS /vwdocs/vwlessons/le ssons/Earths_layers/ Earths_layers2.htmlhttp://volcano.und.edu /vwdocs/vwlessons/le ssons/Earths_layers/ Earths_layers2.html This site will tell you the layers of Earth and it shows where they are.

ESS h/evidence.htmlhttp://csep10.phys.utk.edu/astr161/lect/eart h/evidence.html This site will tell you lots of information of the evidence of plate tectonics.

ESS /news/evolution/paleo _geo_evol.htmlhttp:// /news/evolution/paleo _geo_evol.html This site tells you that sedimentary rocks have fossils in them. Ex-limestone, shale, sandstone, and chert.

ESS /Info/Eobs.pdfhttp://eol.jsc.nasa.gov /Info/Eobs.pdf This site tells and shows you the observations of earth from space.

ESS /vwdocs/vwlessons/le ssons/Earths_layers/ Earths_layers5.htmlhttp://volcano.und.edu /vwdocs/vwlessons/le ssons/Earths_layers/ Earths_layers5.html This site will tell you the earths crust and what's in it.

ESS on/ on/ This site tells you how the earth’s landforms change over time.

ESS cs.phyastr.gsu.edu/hb ase/thermo/heatra.ht mlhttp:// cs.phyastr.gsu.edu/hb ase/thermo/heatra.ht ml This site tells you about convection in water.

ESS n.edu/uwired/outreac h/teched/projects/web /rockteam/WebSite/ro ckcycle.htmhttp:// n.edu/uwired/outreac h/teched/projects/web /rockteam/WebSite/ro ckcycle.htm This site will tell you about the rock cycle.

ESS n/rocks/create/igneous.htmhttp:// n/rocks/create/igneous.htm This site tells you about the igneous rocks. n/rocks/create/sedimenyary.ht mhttp:// n/rocks/create/sedimenyary.ht m This tells you about sedimentary rocks n/rocks/create/metamorphic.ht mhttp:// n/rocks/create/metamorphic.ht m This site tells you about the metamorphic rocks.

ESS L.02.htmlhttp://madmonster.williams.edu/geos.302/ L.02.html This site will tell you about the sediments in rocks.

ESS om/minerals/physical. htmhttp:// om/minerals/physical. htm This will tell you the characteristics of the different types of rocks.

ESS car.edu/tour/link=/eart h/Interior_Structure/s urface.htmlhttp:// car.edu/tour/link=/eart h/Interior_Structure/s urface.html This website tells you about how the earth is 70% water and 30% land.

ESS or/lessonplans/earthwater.aspxhttp:// or/lessonplans/earthwater.aspx This website tells you the physical and chemical properties.

ESS uleviewer.php?mid=99http:// uleviewer.php?mid=99 This site tells you the processes that cause the cycling of water into and out of the atmosphere.

ESS n/sun.htmlhttp:// n/sun.html This will tell you the characteristics of the sun and its position in the universe.

ESS e/tides.htmlhttp://csep10.phys.utk.edu/astr161/lect/tim e/tides.html It tells you the relations between the tides and the phases of the moon.

ESS Day.phphttp://aa.usno.navy.mil/data/docs/RS_One Day.php This tells you the how the regular and predictable motions of the earth and moon.

ESS Day.phphttp://aa.usno.navy.mil/data/docs/RS_One Day.php It explains the positional relationships between the Earth, sun and moon.

ESS urces/renewable/solar.htmlhttp:// urces/renewable/solar.html This website describes the sun as the principle energy source for phenomenon on the earths surface.

ESS / This site tells you the movement patterns of the planets in our solar system.

ESS on.php?number=142http:// on.php?number=142 This site tells you the effects of gravitational force on the planets and their moons.

ESS cfmHttp://solarsystem.nasa.gov/planets/index. cfm This site tells you about the solar system.

ESS satilliteID=0http://visibleearth.nasa.gov/view_set.php? satilliteID=0 This site is about viewing earth from space.

ESS 2.3.5

ESS er/effects1.htmlhttp:// er/effects1.html This site tells you about satellites and how they help scientists figure out stuff about the other planets.

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ESS versity/univ.htmlhttp://ranier.hq.nasa.gov/sensors_page/uni versity/univ.html This site tells you about designing and technology.

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ESS ogy_lessons/weather/instruments.htmlhttp:// ogy_lessons/weather/instruments.html This tells you about the different types of weather tools.

ESS 4.2.3

ESS change.htmlhttp://drn.wi.gov/air/aq/global/climate change.html This site tells you about global warming and climate change.

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