HOW DO THE WAYS WE TRANSFORM ENERGY TRANSFORM THE WORLD? 8 TH GRADE INTERDISCIPLINARY UNIT DIRECTIONS: Sit with your group project team at the same table.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
What date is it today? DATE HERE. I tried taking tablets for the headache but they didn't have any effect. effect.
Advertisements

Mitigation Strategies What and Why?. What is mitigation? To decrease force or intensity. To lower risk. Earthquake mitigation Flood mitigation Climate.
The Greenhouse Effect and Global Warming. What is the Greenhouse effect?
MITIGATING CLIMATE CHANGE. WHAT WE KNOW The level of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere have increased, causing the Earth’s temperature to rise. One greenhouse.
Greenhouse effect Amanda and Nina Hertha. What is the greenhouse effect? The greenhouse effect starts in the sun. The sunlight is trapped in the atmosphere.
By Samantha Jackson Grade 8
Global Warming: What are the Questions?. Question 1: There is scientific evidence to show that the Earth’s surface temperature is increasing. Other evidence.
Name_____________Block____ Date________ Global Warming: Fact or Fiction?
Global Warming Dimi Voliotis. What is Global Warming? Global Warming is the rise in the overall temperature of the earth's atmosphere, generally attributed.
YeutC1WN6dc What do you think this new unit of work is going to be about?
Objective: Understand Causes, Effects and Solutions of Global Warming
All About Green House Gases. What are Green house gases? Green house gases are gasses that are in an atmosphere that take in and let out radiation within.
How is the average temperature of Earth determined? Jot down a few ideas Sketch a map of the room. Show the locations of each water container. When directed,
Problem Global warming caused by carbon dioxide emissions.
UNIT FOUR: Matter and its Changes  Chapter 12 Atoms and the Periodic Table  Chapter 13 Compounds  Chapter 14 Changes in Matter  Chapter 15 Chemical.
R21 Global Warming & Greenhouse Effect Prior Knowledge: What do you know about Greenhouse Effect and Global Warming?
Global Warming Rachelle Gawlista
Lesson 4 Global Warming. What do these images have in common?
Environmental Wellness
Causes Effects Solutions
WELCOME BACK! NUMBER ALL THE PAGES IN YOUR NOTEBOOK Begin with the first page ODD numbers should be on the left EVEN numbers should be on the right Put.
Page 1 Providing Multimedia Resources for Classrooms Click to Begin.
A current world debate. Colorado Prepared Graduate Competencies: Evaluate evidence that the Earth is a complex system of interactions between the geosphere,
Global Warming and how it relates to Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration By Donna Jasmine Katie.
Warm Up: 2-21 What are the impacts of climate change on humans?
Ch. 4-1 Role of Climate. Climate Weather – Day-to-day condition of Earth’s atmosphere at a particular time and place – What is today’s weather? Climate.
Name Carbon Cycle Assignment 55 points Carbon Cycle Assignment 55 points.
T he world might be over because of global warming. I don’t want this to happen Do you?
Global Warming. What is Global Warming? Global warming is an increase in both land and sea temperatures. Global warming is caused by an increase of CO2.
GLOBAL WARMING By Cristóbal Navarro Gómez 2ºBachiller de Investigación.
Global warming and Greenhouse effect Zephaniah Bateman Sebastian Robinson.
1 Cause of global warming-CO2- 2 The way to decrease CO2-eco car- 3 The problems of eco car 4 Organization 5 Discussion question.
Global Warming.
GLOBAL WARMING LESSON QUIZ Instruction Read a question and click on the answer you think it is best.
Date: Thursday, July 3 rd 2014 Topic: Consequences of Global Warming Objective: To acknowledge the importance of the Consequences of Global Warming.
Global Warming (AKA Climate Change) By: Harsh Patel.
The “Greenhouse Effect  The Earth’s surface receives energy from two sources: the sun & the atmosphere –As a result the Earth’s surface is ~33C.
The Carbon Cycle Background information. What is the carbon cycle? 0 The carbon cycle is the natural flow of carbon through the earth. 0 It is largely.
Air Pollution By Ahmed Muztuba, 9-A. What is air pollution? Air pollution is a chemical, physical and biological agent which changes the natural characteristics.
GREEN EARTH Global Warming Project for 8th Grade Science Introduction
Geography 11/22 to 11/25. + GEOGRAPHY GRADE 9 November 22 nd, 2015 DO NOW: List 5 factors affecting climate! (5 MINUTES timed) No TALKING, it will affect.
Aspire: Challenge: Examine and use evidence to justify whether the causes of climate change are caused by humans or natural factors. Explain how the Earths.
Do Now: 1.What is scale in regards to maps? 2.Which map has a larger scale? a. map of the U.S. b. Robinson projection of the world 3. Which map has a larger.
What is global warming? Discuss with your table what global warming is. You have 1 MINUTE!!!
Climate change By Joanna. Introduction Climate change (otherwise known as global warming) is when the earth is heated up by greenhouse gasses.
Human Energy Systems Unit Activity 5.4 Secrets Revealed!
8 THE GREENHOUSE EFFECT YOU NEED TO KNOW:
GLOBAL WARMING.
Do you think Global Warming is happening?
Global Warming.
LO: What is the Greenhouse Effect?
14.4 The Human Factor SWBAT compare and contrast the greenhouse effect and global warming; identify how humans impact climate.
Tuesday, October 31 Today’s agenda: Warm up questions
Do Now What did we figure out last time about the trend of Earth’s temperature in the past? What are we now wondering about? 1. (5 min) Hand out Student.
Notes for Thursday, March 01
Notes from Friday, Feb 23rd
Greenhouse Effect Natural Event Gases Trap Heat In Close To The Earth
The Theory of Global Warming
What caused the hole in the ozone layer?
& Sustainable Development Goals
L1 – The greenhouse effect
Human Energy Systems Unit Activity 5.2 Carbon Emissions Jigsaw
HS Climate Change Unit Lesson 5
Human Impacts on Climate Change
1. Have you ever been in a greenhouse before
Climate Change Online Labs Lesson
Human Causes of Climate Change
WARM UP 12/2/14 Describe the climate in each of these regions. Remember to include both TEMPERATURE and PRECIPITATION in your descriptions. Dry Highland.
Recent Climate Change Chapter 14 Lesson 3.
Presentation transcript:

HOW DO THE WAYS WE TRANSFORM ENERGY TRANSFORM THE WORLD? 8 TH GRADE INTERDISCIPLINARY UNIT DIRECTIONS: Sit with your group project team at the same table. You might share the table with one additional group Discuss the following questions and be prepared to share your answers in 3 minutes: What does the term “global warming” or “climate change” mean to you?

Global Warming/ Climate Change POSTER WORD WEB  With your project group, create a word web for the term global warming/ climate change.

WHAT IS CLIMATE CHANGE? WHY DOES IT MATTER?  youtube.com /watch?v=nA uv1R34BHA youtube.com /watch?v=nA uv1R34BHA

GLOBAL WARMING’S TERRIFYING NEW MATH  In 2012, Rolling Stone magazine published an article that generated more interest, more likes, more shares, more Tweets, than any article they had ever published. And here’s the thing: the article is about just three numbers, three very scary numbers.

THE MYSTERY OF THE 3 SCARY NUMBERS  Goal of the Activity:  Figure out what the three numbers  Figure out why they’re scary.  Directions for the Activity:  You will each receive a clue. This clue contains information about one of the scary numbers or about climate change. If your clue contains one of the three scary numbers, it is in bold.  You will have the next part of class to walk around the room and talk to people about their clues.  As you gather information about the three scary numbers and about climate change, write down the information you learn on the handout provided.  Popcorn read the questions on the handout.  Now, read your clue. If you are sharing a clue, read it with your partner.  RULE: When you share a clue with another person, you must read it out loud to them. You can discuss what you think this clue means and write down relevant information on your handout.

THE THREE SCARY NUMBERS 2°C or 3.6°F If global temperatures rise more than 2°C, the earth will experience disastrous consequences (rising sea levels, species extinction, water scarcity, droughts, superstorms/floods/hurricanes, etc.)

THE THREE SCARY NUMBERS 565 gigatons of CO 2 The amount of additional CO 2 (carbon dioxide) humans can release into the atmosphere before temperatures rise more than 2°C. With our current rates of human CO 2 emissions, this will happen in 14 years.

THE THREE SCARY NUMBERS 2,795 gigatons of CO 2 The total amount CO 2 that will be emitted into the atmosphere if current oil/gas/coal companies continue to make a profit by selling their product to consumers. This is 5 times the amount of CO 2 we can emit without raising the earth’s temperature more than 2°C. Companies will make over $20 trillion by selling all of this stored oil/gas/coal.

DISCUSSION  Questions:  What do you think about the 3 scary numbers?  How do electric cars play a role in reducing carbon emission?  What actions should be taken to prevent climate change?

SOCIAL STUDIES PROJECT COMPONENT: A ONE-PAGER  On your box, you must include a one page explanation of the 3 scary numbers, how electric cars reduce carbon emission, and what else needs to be done to prevent climate change! You may use what you learned in today’s lesson along with any additional research you find.  The explanation must fit on one page. It can be written or typed. It must also include at least 2 images (drawn or printed in color) that help clarify your explanation.  You may use the template provided or create your own! Once you finish, stick your one-pager on your group’s box.  You will receive a completion grade for this in Social Studies!