1. Air Pressure

2. 48R What do you think of when you hear the word air pressure?
Remember to record your home learning and the objective!
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48R
What do you think of when you hear the word air pressure?
What do you think produces precipitation, high pressure or low pressure and why?

3. Pair share with Table Talk Menu
Even number goes first, use summarizing or clarifying to respond

4. Class Share

5. What is air pressure? Watch this video (1 min) and this video
Add this question to 48R:
3. What is air pressure?

6. Let's watch one more video about air pressure.

7. Let’s make a model - 49R
Example 1:
Example 2:

8. Let’s make a model!
Watch this demo and watch this demo!

9. P. 49L Make a model to explain how the bottle gets crushed!
Be prepared to share your model with the class!
Video

10. Transition #1 Glue Air Pressure and Data Tables on p. 50R
Get one computer per partner group (right person’s number)
Keep your computer closed
Create a group definition of AIR PRESSURE

11. The definition of air pressure is the force exerted onto a surface by the weight of the air. An example of air pressure is the average sea- level air pressure of kPA
Air pressure is the force exerted by air, whether compressed or unconfined, on any surface in contact with it.

12. 49R
Temperature (F)
Pressure (in)

13. Go to wunderground.com to complete the data table
Enter Culver City into the search location
Click on Full forecast
Choose History
Pick July 11,2016 and record (in table 1) 3 different temperatures and the pressure for that temperature.
Do the same for December 30, 2016 and a date of your choice.
Reorganize your data in table 2 so that your temperatures are in order from lowest to highest. temperatures.

14. EXPLAIN THE DATA Pg. 50L Write these questions with answers:
What do you notice about the data?
2. What patterns do you see?

15. Clean up
When group is called, put computer back
Keep your notebook if you need to finish!

16. Objective of the day?
What are you proud of?