1. Science Stems and expectations By Stormy Leroux

2. ESS1.1.1 http://www.njawwa.or g/kidsweb/watercycle/ watercycle.htmhttp://www.njawwa.or g/kidsweb/watercycle/ watercycle.htm This cite shows what the water cycle is and how it works. The water cycle

3. ESS1.1.2 http://www.geology.sd su.edu/how_volcanoe s_work/climate_effect s.htmlhttp://www.geology.sd su.edu/how_volcanoe s_work/climate_effect s.html This web cite explains the different effects that volcanic eruptions have on Earth’s climate. Volcanic eruption

4. ESS1.2.1 http://www.cnn.com/in teractive/nature/9903/ earth.layers/frameset. exclude.htmlhttp://www.cnn.com/in teractive/nature/9903/ earth.layers/frameset. exclude.html This cite helps you understand the layers of the Earth with an interactive activity. The layers of Earth

5. ESS1.2.2 http://www.xanga.com /ILS_PROJECThttp://www.xanga.com /ILS_PROJECT This cite describes what Earths plate tectonics are Plate tectonics

6. ESS1.3.1 http://pubs.usgs.gov/g ip/fossils/rocks- layers.htmlhttp://pubs.usgs.gov/g ip/fossils/rocks- layers.html This web cite has information to help understand why fossils are found in sedimentary rock. Fossil of a mammoth

7. ESS1.4.1 http://www.intellicast.c om/National/Satellite/I nfrared.aspxhttp://www.intellicast.c om/National/Satellite/I nfrared.aspx This web cite has examples of how earth has changed by using satellite images. Satellite

8. ESS1.5.1 http://pubs.usgs.gov/g ip/interior/http://pubs.usgs.gov/g ip/interior/ This explains that Earths crust is divided into plates. Earths insides

9. ESS1.5.2 http://rst.gsfc.nasa.go v/Sect2/Sect2_1a.htm lhttp://rst.gsfc.nasa.go v/Sect2/Sect2_1a.htm l This explains how earths events can bring changes to landforms, ocean floor, rock features, or climate. Landform

10. ESS1.5.3 http://www.ucmp.berk eley.edu/education/dy namic/session4/sess4 _act3.htmhttp://www.ucmp.berk eley.edu/education/dy namic/session4/sess4 _act3.htm This web cite explains the role of differential heating and convection in ocean currents. Heat

11. ESS1.6.1 http://www.classzone. com/books/earth_scie nce/terc/navigation/ho me.cfmhttp://www.classzone. com/books/earth_scie nce/terc/navigation/ho me.cfm This cite has a lot of information about Earth science. And it also has some good info on the rock cycle! The rock cycle

12. ESS1.6.2 http://www.rocksforkids.c om/RFK/howrocks.htmlhttp://www.rocksforkids.c om/RFK/howrocks.html This web cite explains that certain rocks, like sedimentary, igneous and metamorphic rocks show evidence of minerals, temperatures and forces that created them. Rock

13. ESS1.6.3 www.maine.gov/doc/n rimc/msg/explore/foss ils/fossil.htmlwww.maine.gov/doc/n rimc/msg/explore/foss ils/fossil.html This cite explains how sediments of sand and smaller particles that contain remains of organisms are cemented together into a solid rock.

14. ESS1.6.4 http://www.rocksandm inerals4u.com/rock_c ycle.htmlhttp://www.rocksandm inerals4u.com/rock_c ycle.html This web cite will explain how rock characteristics support and inference about the rocks history and their connection to the rock cycle. More rocks

15. ESS1.7.1 http://ga.water.usgs.g ov/edu/followadrip.ht mlhttp://ga.water.usgs.g ov/edu/followadrip.ht ml This cite describes how water goes in a pattern, from precipitation, into the ground, and then back into the oceans and lakes.

16. ESS1.7.2 http://www.explorepu b.com/articles/water.h tmlhttp://www.explorepu b.com/articles/water.h tml This web cite describes the physical and chemical properties that

17. ESS1.7.3 http://www.math.mont ana.edu/~nmp/materi als/ess/hydrosphere/n ovice/water- cycle.htmlhttp://www.math.mont ana.edu/~nmp/materi als/ess/hydrosphere/n ovice/water- cycle.html This explains the process that causes the cycling of water

18. ESS2.1.1 http://www.geoastro.d e/SME/http://www.geoastro.d e/SME/ This is a way to find information about the suns characteristics and its position.

19. ESS2.1.2 http://www.sciencebu ddies.org/science-fair- projects/project_ideas /Astro_p009.shtmlhttp://www.sciencebu ddies.org/science-fair- projects/project_ideas /Astro_p009.shtml This cite explains the relationship between the moons phases and tides, using NOAA information.

20. ESS2.1.3 http://www.earth2class.or g/er/teachers/resources/a stronomyconcepts.phphttp://www.earth2class.or g/er/teachers/resources/a stronomyconcepts.php This cite explains the regular and predictable positions of the Earth and moon. it also describes what a day and year are and the phases of the moon are.

21. ESS2.1.4 http://encyclopedia.jra nk.org/STE_SUS/SU N_0_Eng_sonne_Ger _sonne_Fr_so.htmlhttp://encyclopedia.jra nk.org/STE_SUS/SU N_0_Eng_sonne_Ger _sonne_Fr_so.html This cite explains the relationships between the Earth, the Sun, and the Moon.

22. ESS2.2.1 http://school.discover yeducation.com/lesso nplans/programs/weat her/http://school.discover yeducation.com/lesso nplans/programs/weat her/ This cite explains why the sun is the principle energy source for phenomena on Earth’s surface.

23. ESS2.3.1 http://www.lima.ohio- state.edu/academics/ outreach/SolarSystem.htmhttp://www.lima.ohio- state.edu/academics/ outreach/SolarSystem.htm This cite identifies the characteristics and movement patterns of the planets in our solar system.

24. ESS2.3.2 http://solarsystem.nas a.gov/planets/profile.c fm?Object=Hyperionhttp://solarsystem.nas a.gov/planets/profile.c fm?Object=Hyperion This cite explains the affects of gravitational forces on each planet and their moons.

25. ESS2.3.3 http://www.godandsci ence.org/apologetics/ designss.htmlhttp://www.godandsci ence.org/apologetics/ designss.html This cite explains why Earth and our solar system are unique. Four Galaxies

26. ESS2.3.4 http://www.extremescienc e.com/solarsystem.htmhttp://www.extremescienc e.com/solarsystem.htm This web cite shows how our planets are different from one another. Our solar system

27. ESS2.3.5 http://wiki.answers.co m/Q/How_does_gravi tational_force_affect_ objects_in_the_solar_ systemhttp://wiki.answers.co m/Q/How_does_gravi tational_force_affect_ objects_in_the_solar_ system This cite explains exactly how gravitational force affects objects in the solar system Gravitational pull

28. ESS2.4.1 http://www- wds.worldbank.org/extern al/default/WDSContentSe rver/IW3P/IB/2002/09/24/ 000094946_0209050402 3668/Rendered/INDEX/m ulti0page.txthttp://www- wds.worldbank.org/extern al/default/WDSContentSe rver/IW3P/IB/2002/09/24/ 000094946_0209050402 3668/Rendered/INDEX/m ulti0page.txt This shows what we have learned about our solar system thanks to technology. Satellite

29. ESS3.1.1 http://www.britannica. com/eb/article- 9010001/astronomical -unithttp://www.britannica. com/eb/article- 9010001/astronomical -unit This cite precisely describes what an astronomical unit is and what the distance from earth to the sun is. The Earth And Sun

30. ESS3.1.2 http://www.astronomy.com/asy/default.aspx ?c=a&id=5185http://www.astronomy.com/asy/default.aspx ?c=a&id=5185 This cite explains what light years and astronomical units are. Light year

31. ESS3.2.1 http://www.kidscosmo s.org/kid- stuff/asteroid- facts.htmlhttp://www.kidscosmo s.org/kid- stuff/asteroid- facts.html This web cite explains asteroids, comets, and meteors. Asteroid

32. ESS3.3.1 http://zebu.uoregon.e du/~js/21st_century_s cience/lectures/lec20. htmlhttp://zebu.uoregon.e du/~js/21st_century_s cience/lectures/lec20. html This cite explains that there are many different things in the universe. The universe

33. ESS4.1.1 http://spaceplace.nas a.gov/en/kids/phonedr marc/2003_december.shtmlhttp://spaceplace.nas a.gov/en/kids/phonedr marc/2003_december.shtml This shows how technology has helped us understand the world we live in. In a computer

34. ESS4.1.2 http://www.nsba.org/s bot/toolkit/iot.htmlhttp://www.nsba.org/s bot/toolkit/iot.html This cite explains the importance of technology. Technology

35. ESS4.2.1 http://www.srh.noaa.g ov/zfw/weather_calcul ations.phphttp://www.srh.noaa.g ov/zfw/weather_calcul ations.php This cote helps you calculate degrees Celsius. Temperatures all over the U.S.

36. ESS4.2.2 http://faculty.clintoncc. suny.edu/faculty/Mich ael.Gregory/files/Bio %20101/Bio%20101 %20Laboratory/Metric %20System/Metric_S ystem.htmhttp://faculty.clintoncc. suny.edu/faculty/Mich ael.Gregory/files/Bio %20101/Bio%20101 %20Laboratory/Metric %20System/Metric_S ystem.htm This cite uses calculations using meteoric measurements. Measurement

37. ESS4.2.3 http://www.spaceref.c om/news/viewpr.html ?pid=11265http://www.spaceref.c om/news/viewpr.html ?pid=11265 This explains how man uses different telescopes. Land based telescope

38. ESS4.3.1 http://www.greenhom ebuilding.com/natural materials.htmhttp://www.greenhom ebuilding.com/natural materials.htm This tells