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September Environmental Scientists The web of life The scientific method The Biosphere The third planet from the sun The universe Doppler Effect The sun s family The moon Tidal Forces The seasons The Earth s crust Parts of the Earth Rocks and minerals Continental drift Plate tectonics Plate boundaries Volcanoes Earthquakes 1.1a, 4.1.1 a-b, 4.1.1d, 4.1.f, 4.6.1a, 4.6.1c, 4.6.1d, 4.6.1g 1:1 1:2 4:1a, b, d, f-i 4:1.2a-g, i-j 4:2.1a-p 4:2.2a-d 4:3.1a-c 7:1 Conducting an Experiment Angle of Insolation Mount Saint Helen s Design an experiment to test a hypothesis. The role of Nanotechnology Advancements in research Cutting edge technologies Environment Core Environmental Studies Pacing Map

September (cont.) Blankets of Air and Water The atmosphere Composition Stratification Weather Air Pressure Air Temperature Humidity Climate Affecting factors Nanoscience Global Warming The hydrosphere Topographic features Ocean currents Properties of water Hydrogen bonds Salinity A journey through time The rock record Age dating Radioactive Decay Superposition Index fossils Geologic Time Precambrian era Paleozoic era Mesozoic era Cenozoic era 4:1.2e-g, i-j 4:2.1a-i 4:2.2a-d 7:1 Environment Core Weather Log Climate Wave action Radioactive Dating Environmental Studies Pacing Map

October The web of life The sphere of life Biotic & Abiotic Building blocks of life Cells Life s varied roles The Roll Call A place for everything Taxonomy Five Kingdoms Needs of Living Things Food Production Chemical Energy Energy Supplies Aerobic/Anaerobic Predator /Prey Photosynthesis 4.7.1a, 4.7.1c, 4.7.2 a-c, 4.7.3b 4.1.2a, 4.1.2 e I, 4.1.3a 1.1.1b, 4.3.1.e, 4.3.1k 4.1.1 a-c, 4.6.1a, 4.6.1e, 4.6.1g, 4.6.3b 4.5.1 a-e, 4.6.1a Model of the Biosphere Identifying Characteristics Role of Sunlight Food web/ Food chain Endangered species Research current information Distinguish differences between plant and animal cells, cell parts Design and use dichotomous keys to identify specimens Environment Core Environmental Studies Pacing Map

October (cont.) Moving Matter Food chains and webs Terrestrial chains Marine chains Decomposition Ecological pyramids Number Mass Productivity Biomes The O-CO 2 cycle Oxygen & the biosphere Formation CO 2 & the biosphere Climate O- CO 2 cycle Global Warming Loss of protected Species as well as their Habitats. 1.1.a, 4.1.1 a-b, 4.1.1d, 4.1.1f, 4.6.1a, 4.6.1c, 4.6.1d, 4.6.1g 4.6.1 d - f 4:1.2e, h Releasing stored energy Landfills Food webs / food chains Biodegradable versus non-biodegradable Elodea lab CO 2 Emissions Environment Core Environmental Studies Pacing Map

November The Water Cycle Freshwater Polar molecule Cohesion Surface tension Capillary action Evap., Cond. & Precip. Condensation nuclei Water budget Storage and Transport Global Climatic Change El Nino & La Nina Cycling Nitrogen and Phosphorous Cleaning the env. with Nanotechnology Cycling Nitrogen Recycled minerals Cycling Phosphorous The Changing Biosphere Clues from the past Natural selection Survival Isolation Diversity and mutation 4:1.2g 1.1.1a b, 4.2.2 a, 4.3.1a, 4.3.1 e I, 4.3.1 f h 4.3.1 d - e Environment Core Water treatment facilities Water Cycle Composting Assess effects of environmental changes on species Variation in peas Environmental Studies Pacing Map

December Jobs and Homes within the Biosphere Ecological Jobs Adaptations Ecological addresses Home range Competing for living space Competition Territory Env. Limits Sharing resources Nature s Partnerships Symbiosis Parasitism Interactions Social life 1.1.1a, 4.1.1a-b, 4.1.1d, 4.1.1f, 4.6.1a, 4.6.1c, 4.6.1d, 4.6.1g 4.1.1a-c, 4.6.1a, 4.6.1e, 4.6.1g, 4.6.3b 4.1.1a-c, 4.6.1a, 4.6.1e, 4.6.1g, 4.6.3b Environment Core Animal Habits Deforestation / Reforestation Habitat Destruction Competition on Plants Studying Lichens Biodiversity Environmental Studies Pacing Map

January Changing Environment Terrestrial Ecosystems Aquatic Succession River Maturation Other Env. Changes Networks of Life Ecosystem Functions Types of Ecosystems Biotic Interactions Abiotic Environment The Forest Biomes Coniferous Forest Deciduous Forest Tropical Rain Forest Temperate Rain Forest Global Warming The study of the Interactions between Plants and animals in a Changing biome. 4.6.1a-g, 4.7.1a-b 4:2.1r 4.1.1a-c, 4.6.1a, 4.6.1e, 4.6.1g, 4.6.3b 4.1.1c, 4.1.1d, 4.1.1e, 4.1.1f, 4.3.1h, 4.6.1d, 4.6.1e, 4.6.2a, 4.6.2b, 4.6.3a-c Glacial Erosion Habitat Destruction Miniature Ecosystems Air, water and land pollution Landfills Micro ecosystems Environment Core Environmental Studies Pacing Map

February Lands of limited Water The Tundra Biome Seas of Grass Deserts The Dry Chaparral Higher and Colder Freshwater Biomes Groundwater Standing Water Flowing Water Saltwater Biomes The Marine Env. Sandy Beaches Along Rocky Shores Wetlands The Ocean Waters 4.1.1c, 4.1.1d, 4.1.1e, 4.1.1f, 4.3.1h, 4.6.1d, 4.6.1e, 4.6.2a, 4.6.2b, 4.6.3a-c 4.1.1c, 4.1.1d, 4.1.1e, 4.1.1f, 4.3.1h, 4.6.1d, 4.6.1e, 4.6.2a, 4.6.2b, 4.6.3a-c 4:2.1u 4.1.1c, 4.1.1d, 4.1.1e, 4.1.1f, 4.3.1h, 4.6.1d, 4.6.1e, 4.6.2a, 4.6.2b, 4.6.3a-c Making a Topographic Map Sedimentation Effect of Salt on Water Density Environment Core Environmental Studies Pacing Map

March Early Human Societies Human Evolution Social Groups Plants Animals The Technological Society The Stone Age Industrial Rev. Pop. Explosion Urban Ecosystems How Human Society Affects the Biosphere Urban Wastes Urban Pollution Alien Invaders Riches of The Earth Non Renewable Renewable Degredation Preserving our resources Water for Life Nanotechnology uses in: Potable Water Eutrophication Water Pollution 1.1.1a-b, 4.2.1c-e, 4.3.1c, 4.3.1e-k 4.7.1a-c, 4.7.2a-c, 4.7.3ab Environment Core Pairing of Plants and Animals Uninvited Guests Atmospheric Particles Making Recycled Paper Carbonic Acid Environmental Studies Pacing Map

April Preserving our Waters Resources Water Quality Cons. Freshwater Cons. Marine Eco. Fresh Air For All Life Atmospheric Pollution Global Warming Global Cooling Pollution and Health Protecting the Atmosphere Measuring Air Poll. Conservation Practices Air Quality Legislation Nanotechnology in Poll. Monitoring and air Purification 4.7.1a-c, 4.7.2a-c, 4.7.3ab 6:6 7:1 Environment Core Removing Salt Atmospheric Pollution Effects of Acid Rain Environmental Studies Pacing Map

May Nonrenewable Resources Nonrenewable Fuels Environmental Costs Conservation of Reserves Renewable Sources of Energy Renewable Energy Power in Moving Water Wind Power Energy Trapped (Geo) Oceans Energy Biomass Energy Energy From The Sun Passive Solar Heating Active Solar Heating Photovoltaic Storing Electrical Energy Nuclear Energy Nuclear Fission Obstacles to Nuclear Power Production Nuclear Fusion Habitat Destruction Shrinking Forests Desertification Destruction Of Wetlands 4:2.2a, b 6:6 7:1 7:2 Phys Core*** 4:1a-p 7:1 7:2 Chem Core ***** 4:3.2.vii-ix (j-k) 4:4.1 (b) 5:3 LE Core 4.6.1a-g, 4.6.2a-b, 4.6.3ac, 4.7.1a-c, 4.7.2a-d, 4.7.3a-b Environment Core ***Taken from Physical Setting/Physics Core ****Taken from Physical Setting/Chemistry Core Generation Of Coal Gas Energy From the Wind Air Pollution and Solar Energy Model a Chain Reaction Planting Trees Reforestation Environmental Studies Pacing Map

Protecting Wildlife and the Environment Preserving Biodiversity Conservation of Wildlife Maintaining the Biosphere 4.6.1a-g, 4.6.2a-b, 4.6.3 a- c, 4.7.1 a-c, 4.7.2 a-c, 4.7.3a-b ES Core 6:6 7:2 Observing Birds June Food For All World Food Resources Increasing Productivity Greening America The Population Explosion Standing Room Only Managing the Pop. Spaceship Earth World Health Crisis Chemical Fertilizers Graphing Population Trends Graphing Environment Core Environmental Studies Pacing Map