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Exploring Earth's Processes: Volcanoes and Earthquakes

Dive into the fascinating world of volcanoes and earthquakes in this Earth Systems course. Learn about volcanic eruptions, seismic activity, and the impact of these natural phenomena on our planet. Discover the forces shaping Earth's dynamic surface through engaging presentations and hands-on activities.

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Exploring Earth's Processes: Volcanoes and Earthquakes

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  1. Earth Systems Agendas Spring 2013

  2. Earth Systems, M 1/28 Warm Up • Recall some facts from Friday’s video. • Complete earthquake video • CW/HW: Earthquake vocabulary – due tomorrow

  3. Earth Systems, F  1/25 • Complete volcano presentations • Begin earthquake video

  4. Earth Systems, W & Th. 1/23&24 • Volcano presentations

  5. Earth Systems, F. & T. 1/19 & 1/22 • In media Center working on project presentations • Presentations due at beginning of class Wednesday.

  6. Earth Systems, Th. 1/17 • Turn in Volcano article summary (if you didn’t yesterday) • Intro. Volcano project & project sign-ups • Test corrections

  7. Earth Systems, W. 1/16 • Turn in packet • Review ws • Volcanism ws. • 18.1 & 18.2 ws • Mt. St. Helens video notes • Take test • Read article and take notes

  8. Earth Systems, T. 1/15 Warm Up • What type of volcano is Mt. St. Helens? Explain. • Stamp ws 18.1 & 18.2 • Review all worksheets • Classwork/homework: • complete review worksheet • Put packet together • Review ws • Volcanism ws. • 18.1 & 18.2 ws • Mt. St. Helens video notes • Volcanism test tomorrow

  9. Earth Systems, M. 1/14 Warm Up (p. 509) • What is the composition of magma? • What 5 factors most affect how explosive a volcano is? • What is the most common dissolved gas in magma? • Which magma is more explosive: highly viscose, or magma with low viscosity? Classwork/Homework • Complete Mt. St. Helen’s video with notes • Complete new wsCh 18.1 & 18.2 • Volcanism Test Wednesday

  10. Earth Systems, F.  1/11 • Turn in syllabus signature page • Stamp Ch 18 ws (we will review this Monday) WU 1. Where is Mt. St. Helen’s? Classwork: Mt. St. Helen’s video notes. Volcanism Test next Wednesday

  11. Earth Systems, Th. 1/10 • Turn in syllabus signature page • Stamp/turn in vocab sheet No Warm Up Volcanism Notes HW: complete textbook ws from yesterday HEADS UP! Volcanism Test next Wednesday

  12. Earth Systems, Wed. 1/9 • Turn in syllabus signature page Warm Up • About how many volcanoes do you think are active right now? • Compare and contrast convergent and divergent volcanism. Classwork: • complete vocab sheet and turn in • Volcanism textbook worksheet (skip 19-22, 9-18, 22, 1-3)

  13. Earth Systems, Tues. 1/8 • Welcome Back! • Intros. and paperwork • This semester • Expectations • Food & drink? - NO • Cell phones • Syllabus: what’s new? • Schedule verification forms • Classwork during schedule check: • Volcanism Vocabulary • HW: • get syllabus signed • bring composition book (or move yours, if needed) • Get textbook, if needed, and bring home

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