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2017-2018 Science Supply List Earth Science 2017 Glynlyon, Inc.

Table of Contents UNIT 1: DYNAMIC STRUCTURE OF EARTH... 1 UNIT 2: FORCES AND FEATURES OF EARTH... 1 UNIT 3: FEATURES OF EARTH'S CRUST... 2 UNIT 4: SHAPING EARTH'S CRUST... 2 UNIT 6: EARTH S WATER... 3 UNIT 7: EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE... 4 UNIT 8: EARTH'S WEATHER AND CLIMATE... 5 UNIT 9: ASTRONOMY... 5 2017 Glynlyon, Inc. i

UNIT 1: DYNAMIC STRUCTURE OF EARTH Project: Research a Career Project: Earth Comparisons Project: Flow of Energy Choose one of the scientific career fields listed in this project and write a report that will give you a closer look at what this type of scientist does in his/her work. For this project, you'll make a chart of some of the basic characteristics of each planet so that you can compare and contrast these characteristics to those of Earth. In this project, you will construct a food web. No research resources No research resources No Computer-based, graphics program or Posterboard Colored pencils or markers UNIT 2: FORCES AND FEATURES OF EARTH *Project: Create a Topographic Map Create a topographic map of an area. No pencil crayons or colored pencils paper 2017 Glynlyon, Inc. 1

UNIT 3: FEATURES OF EARTH'S CRUST Project: Crystal Systems In this project, you will create threedimensional models of crystals in each crystal system. No paper scissors glue or tape printer Project: Nuclear Energy In this project, you will research nuclear energy. No research resources UNIT 4: SHAPING EARTH'S CRUST Project: Soil Particles The size of particles in soil determines how much water the soil will hold. Small particles hold more water than large particles. In this experiment, you will observe how particle size affects the soil profile. No 1 1/2 cups potting soil 1/2 cup sand 2 widemouthed juice bottles with lids Masking tape Pen Spoon Water Project: Ice Erosion In this experiment, you will investigate how glaciers change Earth's surface. No 10 lbs. sand Square of window screen or kitchen strainer 2 plastic trays, about 8 x 24 inches Water Freezer Ruler Bucket Measuring cup 2017 Glynlyon, Inc. 2

UNIT 6: EARTH S WATER Project: Water Purification In this experiment, you will purify water using a solar still. No 1 cup of dirt 4 cups of water Small glass Large glass bowl Clear plastic wrap Small, round rock Sunshine Project: Water Conservation In this project, you will research ways to conserve water. No Heavy weight paper or poster board (optional) Colored pencils or markers (optional) research resources Experiment: Porosity and Permeability In this experiment, you will measure porosity and permeability. No Water Graduated cylinder 6 clear, plastic cups Gravel, sand, and dirt (about 1 cup each) Funnel 3 coffee filters Permanent marker Metric ruler Large, medium, and small pebbles (about 1 cup each) Ring stand Stopwatch or watch with a second hand Experiment: Fresh Water vs. Saltwater In this experiment, you will compare freshwater and saltwater. No 4 tablespoons salt Water 2 clear glasses Measuring cup Tablespoon 2 eggs 2 plastic cups Spoon Marker Freezer Stove Small pot Stopwatch or watch with a second hand 2 pie plates or shallow pans about the same size Paper 2017 Glynlyon, Inc. 3

UNIT 7: EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE Project: Layers of the Atmosphere Project: Solar Energy *Alternate Project: Temperature This project will test your knowledge of each layer of the atmosphere and its characteristics. In this project, you will illustrate the Sun's relationship with Earth. Observe the relative heat absorption of different materials. Predict a material's albedo and heat absorption capability. No Crayons, markers, or colored pencils Posterboard No Crayons, markers, or colored pencils Posterboard No Sheet of black paper Sheet of white paper Window Sunlight shining through the window *Alternate Project: Barometers For this project, you'll build your own barometer and discover the air pressure around you. No Coffee can or glass jar Large balloon Rubber band (big enough to fit around the top of the coffee can or jar) Toothpick Glue Straw Index card Project: Greenhouse Effect In this investigation, you will create your own "greenhouse" to demonstrate the greenhouse effect. No 2 shoe boxes or any other boxes that are similar in size Sheet of clear plastic (plastic wrap) or a pane of glass 2 thermometers for measuring air temperatures Watch or stop watch Paper and pen to record temperature results 2 lamps (only needed if it's a cloudy day) 2017 Glynlyon, Inc. 4

UNIT 8: EARTH'S WEATHER AND CLIMATE Project: Clouds and Rain In this lesson, you'll not only make a cloud, but you will also prepare for rain, by making a rain gauge. No 2-2-liter plastic soda bottle Matches (adult supervision required) Hot tap water Black paper Scissors or cutting tool Ruler Permanent marker An adult to assist Masking tape Project: Research Your Climate In this lesson, you'll learn more about your area's climate by conducting research on it. You will also create a poster to illustrate your climate's features. No Posterboard Markers or crayons Paper Pen or pencil Research resources Project: Predict the Weather In this project, you'll be able to build some of the tools, record weather conditions, and make your own prediction about the weather in your area. The project is presented in two sections. No Paper Pencil Coffee can or glass jar Large balloon Toothpick Glue Straw Index card Rubber band (big enough to fit around the top of the coffee can or jar) UNIT 9: ASTRONOMY Project: Newton's Law This experiment will allow you to test some of Newton's laws of gravity and motion. Yes Water Bucket with a handle * indicates an alternative assignment 2017 Glynlyon, Inc. 5