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1 Earth's Resources S6E6: Obtain, evaluate and communicate information about the uses & conservation of various natural resources and how they impact the Earth. A. Ask questions to determine differences between renewable/sustainable energy resources. B. Design and evaluate solutions for sustaining the quality and supply of natural resources such as water, soil and air. Term Info My Picture Clue natural resources materials or substances such as minerals, forests, water, and fertile land that occur in nature and can be used for economic gain. renewable resource nonrenewable resource a substance of economic value that can be replaced or replenished in the same amount or less time as it takes to use up the supply. A substance of economic value that can not be replaced as fast as it is used. I fossil fuels minerals a natural fuel such as coal or gas, formed in the geological past from the remains of living organisms. A pure substance; either an element or a compound. Minerals are natural, inorganic substances that are important parts of all matter. rocks A mixture of minerals. There are three main kinds of rocks: igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic.
2 Term Info Picture mining the process or industry of obtaining coal or other minerals from a mine. deforestation the clearing of trees, transforming a forest into cleared land. Learning Targets: 1. I can give examples of renewable and nonrenewable natural resources including oil, trees, soil, metals. 2. I can defend rocks and minerals as nonrenewable resources. 3. I can list the 3 types of fossil fuels and analyze them in terms of whether or not they are renewable and what the costs/benefits are. 4. I can describe the difference between rocks and minerals. 5. I can develop ways to conserve Earth s natural resources. 6. I can identify and describe alternative energy sources and explain whether they are renewable or nonrenewable (hydroelectric, solar, geothermal, nuclear, and biomass).
3 Earth's Resources S6E6: Obtain, evaluate and communicate information about the uses & conservation of various natural resources and how they impact the Earth. A. Ask questions to determine differences between renewable/sustainable energy resources. B. Design and evaluate solutions for sustaining the quality and supply of natural resources such as water, soil and air. Term Info My Picture Clue natural resources renewable resource nonrenewable resource fossil fuels minerals rocks
4 Term Info Picture mining deforestation Learning Targets: 1. I can give examples of renewable and nonrenewable natural resources including oil, trees, soil, metals. 2. I can defend rocks and minerals as nonrenewable resources. 3. I can list the 3 types of fossil fuels and analyze them in terms of whether or not they are renewable and what the costs/benefits are. 4. I can describe the difference between rocks and minerals. 5. I can develop ways to conserve Earth s natural resources. 6. I can identify and describe alternative energy sources and explain whether they are renewable or nonrenewable (hydroelectric, solar, geothermal, nuclear, and biomass).
5 Minerals in Rock Composition S6E5. Obtain, evaluate, and communicate information to show how Earth s surface is formed. A. Plan and carry out an investigation of the characteristics of minerals and how minerals contribute to rock composition. Term Info Picture Mineral Rock A pure substance; either an element or a compound. Minerals are natural, inorganic substances that are important parts of all matter. A mixture of minerals. There are three main kinds of rocks: igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic. Inorganic Matter that is nonliving; and has never been living. Organic Matter that comes from living things. Crystals/crystalline Having the structure or form of a crystal. Density The amount of matter in a given volume.
6 Term Info Picture Hardness The ability of a mineral to be scratched. Streak color The color a mineral leaves behind in powdered form when you test it on a streak plate. Luster The way light is reflected off of an object. Metallic/nonmetallic are the two main categories. Cleavage When a mineral splits/breaks along a flat, straight surface. Fracture When a mineral breaks in an irregular/not straight manner. Compound Two or more elements chemically combined; a pure substance. Element A substance that can not be broken down into any simpler substances. Learning Targets 1. I can describe the mineral characteristics that all minerals have in common. 2. I can identify minerals based on their characteristics; density, luster, streak, hardness, color, break (cleavage/fracture).
7 Minerals in Rock Composition S6E5. Obtain, evaluate, and communicate information to show how Earth s surface is formed. A. Plan and carry out an investigation of the characteristics of minerals and how minerals contribute to rock composition. Term Info Picture Mineral Rock Inorganic Organic Crystals/crystalline Density
8 Term Info Picture Hardness Streak color Luster Cleavage Fracture Compound Element Learning Targets 1. I can describe the mineral characteristics that all minerals have in common. 2. I can identify minerals based on their characteristics; density, luster, streak, hardness, color, break (cleavage/fracture).
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