1. You’ll be turning it in 
Please take out a piece of paper and answer the questions below.
You’ll be turning it in 
What’s your name….
What is your favorite thing to have for breakfast?
What color would your dream car be painted? Why?
What is your favorite hobby?
How many siblings do you have and what number are you?
Describe your perfect vacation destination.

2. Mr. Hammer Yes, like the tool BYU BS – Physical Science Education
Minor - Astronomy

3. Mr. Hammer
National Air and Space Museum – Summer 2016

4. Mr. Hammer
NASA – Summer 2017

5. Mr. Hammer
Jill! Married since 2014

6. My Interests SPACE! ROCKS! SPACE ROCKS! Traveling Trombone Air Force
Jill 

7. EARTH SCIENCE

8. Website Hammerscience.weebly.com Homework Quizzes Documents
Other fun stuff

9. What do you see?

10. Lithosphere (Rock – sphere)

11. Lithosphere (Rock – sphere)

12. Hydrosphere

13. Hydrosphere

14. Atmosphere

15. Atmosphere

16. Celestial Sphere

17. Celestial Sphere

18. WHY?

19. Eclipse – Celestial Sphere

20. Eclipse – What?

21. Why don’t we have eclipses every month?

22. Aurora Borealis (Atmosphere)
Northern Lights!

23. Why do the Northern Lights happen?

24. Halocline – Mexico (Hydrosphere)

25. What’s happening?

26. Brazil – Meeting of waters

27. Yellowstone - Lithosphere

28. Yellowstone – How?

29. What if?

30. How big you say?

31. Mt. St. Helens

32. Graphs and charts

33. Why we use them Pictures help us visualize what’s going on better.
Graphs are a type of picture that help us see patterns we might miss otherwise.
Pretty.
Organize information into usable forms.

34. What do you see? Trends?

35. How can this chart help us use data as a tool?

36. Independent and Dependent Variables
Independent variable: You pick this. The thing you want to learn more about.
Dependent Variable: Is what changes.
The independent variable usually goes on the bottom of the graph. The dependent variable goes on the side of the graph

37. Which one do you pick?

40. Draw a graph The Length of dinosaurs Dinosaur Length Spinosaurus 15 m
Ceratosaurus
6 m
Utahraptor
Allosaurus
9 m
Tyrannosaurus Rex
13 m
Brachiosaurus
26 m
Supersaurus
34 m

41. Collect Data on a chart, then graph it
How many siblings do you have?
How many people watched the eclipse?
Etc.
Just one group.
Now the whole class.
Graph
Why is it important to have the largest pool of data possible?