1. Earth Science Weather & Water
Ms. Longo
Earth Science
Weather & Water

2. 10/5

3. Agenda Review Vocabulary Big Ideas Barometer Images I-Check 1-2
Reading
Vocabulary
Big Ideas
Barometer Images

4. Do Now Notebook Maintenance
Hand in ClassDojo permission slip/letters sent home Friday
Continue “What is Air Pressure?” Notebook sheet 5
Answer the questions on NB sheet 5 from reading on p.29-33
Notebook Maintenance
Page headings, Table of Contents, Index set up

5. Announcements Early dismissal This Tuesday
Failing students must come for tutoring on Thursday

6. I-Check 1-2 Grades are on FOCUS 18 or higher is passing
Students who received 17 or lower must take a make up test

7. Review
“What is Air Pressure?”
Reading on p.29-33
Notebook sheet 5

8. 10-6

9. Agenda Vocabulary Big Ideas Barometers Response sheet 3
Weather Balloon Simulation

10. Copy the following definitions into your notebook:
Do Now
Copy the following definitions into your notebook:

11. Vocabulary please write these definitions in your notebook
Atmospheric Pressure: the force exerted on a surface by the mass of the air above it; also called air pressure
Barometer: a weather tool that measures air pressure
Kinetic energy: energy of motion
Feel free to add some definitions in your own words, or an example to these

12. Big Ideas Please add this to your Big Ideas page:
When a volume of air is compressed, particles are closer together, and the air becomes more dense

13. Barometer Images Examples of barometers
The prefix baro- means pressure
The suffix –meter means measure
Air pressure can be measured in inches (of mercury) or bars.
A bar is equal to the pressure exerted by the air in the atmosphere at sea level.
The millibar (mb) is equal to 1/1000 of a bar and is usually used to measure atmospheric pressure.
Average sea-level air pressure is mb

14. Barometer in a Bottle video
Look at the picture
What can we do to change the pressure reading on the barometer in the jar?

15. Barometer in a Bottle video
Why do you think the pressure reading changed?
What could we do to decrease the air pressure reading?

16. Response Sheet-Investigation 3
Put your name on the BACK of the page
Answer the questions on Notebook sheet 6
You have 10 minutes to answer
Sheets will be collected

17. 10/7

18. Agenda
New Student/Cohort Orientation
Review

19. 10/8

20. Agenda New Student/Cohort Orientation Vocabulary Review Weather Data
Syllabus collection/handout (p.7 only)
Big Ideas

21. Do Now Hand in syllabus & Survey Golds: Copy vocabulary
Cardinals: Look up vocab words in your NB and choose 3 that you would like to write out in color for the classroom
Golds: Copy vocabulary

22. Vocabulary
Copy these Weather definitions:
air pressure- the force exerted on a surface by the mass of the air above it; also called atmospheric pressure
climate- the average or typical weather conditions in a region of the world
Forecast- to predict future events or conditions, such as weather

23. Vocabulary Humidity- water vapor in the air
Copy these Weather definitions:
Humidity- water vapor in the air
Meteorologist- a scientist who studies the weather
Meteorology- the scientific study of weather
Precipitation- rain, snow, sleet, or hail that falls to the ground

24. Vocabulary
Copy these definitions:
Prediction- an estimation about a future event based on data or experience
severe weather-out-of-the-ordinary and extreme weather conditions (dangerous)
Temperature- a measure of how hot or cold the air is

25. Vocabulary Weather- the condition of the air around us
Copy these definitions:
Weather- the condition of the air around us
Wind- air in motion

26. Big Ideas
Cardinals: Put these big ideas in the Big Ideas section of your NB
Golds: Draw a line in your Notebook or page and copy the following:

27. Big Ideas
Weather is the condition of Earth’s atmosphere at a given time in a given place
Severe weather has the potential to cause death and destruction in the environment

28. Big Ideas
Meteorology is the science of weather, and meteorologists are the people who study Earth’s weather
Weather and climate are different

29. Atmosphere Introduction
BrainPop Atmosphere video

30. 10/9

31. Do Now
Hand out/ Collect syllabi, survey/pretest

32. Agenda Weather Data Celsius and Fahrenheit BP measuring matter
Weather.gov
Celsius and Fahrenheit
BP measuring matter
BP states of matter

33. BrainPop Videos
Measuring Matter
States Of Matter

34. Demonstration
Syringes