1. Bell work – 5 minutes What is a Boomburb?
Planner: Greenhouse gases notes
Title of notes: Greenhouse gases (p. 28 RS)

2. Deadline May 16th “Boomburb” activity due Faculty folly tickets due
Friendly reminders
Deadline May 16th
“Boomburb” activity due
Faculty folly tickets due

3. Quizzes Take post quiz Urbanization/Waste Take pre-quiz GHG/Climate
Graph post urbanization/waste
Complete post reflection
Complete urbanization/waste learning target
Graph pre-quiz GHG/Climate (p. 27 LS)
Complete pre reflection
Tape learning target worksheet (GHG/Climate)
Get stamp of urbanization/waste graph and learning target worksheet

4. Bell work – 5 minutes What is a Greenhouse gas?
Planner: Greenhouse gases notes
Title of notes: Greenhouse gases (p. 28 RS)

5. Final notebook check next Thursday
Friendly reminders
Deadline May 16th
Final notebook check next Thursday
If you were absent you must take the pre GHG quiz today during advisory or after school

6. I can define greenhouse gases.
Learning target
I can define greenhouse gases.
Today I am…
reviewing weather/climate and learning about greenhouse gases.
So that I’ll be able to…
understand how they contribute to global temperature changes.
I’ll know I’ve got it when…
I can write at least one sentence defining what greenhouse gases are.

7. Layers of atmosphere

8. Troposphere
All weather occurs in this layer.

9. Stratosphere
This layer absorbs UV light from the sun.

10. Mesosphere
Meteors or rock fragments burn up in this layer.

11. Thermosphere
Solar activity influences this layer.

12. Exosphere
This layer starts to blend with space.

13. There is no single climate of the planet.
Connecting Climates
There is no single climate of the planet.
The common trait of all climates is the atmosphere which circulates  gases and particles between all regions.

14. A group of compounds that can trap heat in the atmosphere.
Greenhouse gases
A group of compounds that can trap heat in the atmosphere.

15. The greenhouse effect
Greenhouses trap the Sun's energy inside and keeps the plants warm, even in winter.

16. Greenhouse gases
54.7%

17. 30%

18. 0.6%

19. 4.9%

20. Are greenhouse gases bad?
If it were not for greenhouse gases trapping heat in the atmosphere, the Earth would be a very cold place.
Yes and No

21. How does vegetation help?
Vegetation will take in CO2
during photosynthesis.

22. How can we reduce GHG? Choose 3!
Switch to clean energy
Use less energy
Plant vegetation
Reduce waste
Use a bicycle
Use public transportation

23. p. 27 LS of Greenhouse gas notes
You need to create a diagram for the greenhouse effect occurring naturally and another diagram for the greenhouse effect with human activity. HOMEWORK: If you do not finish in class