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Week 7 Lesson 1: 4.7B observe and identify slow changes to Earth's surface caused by weathering, erosion, and deposition from water, wind, and ice
Week 7 Lesson 1: 4.7B observe and identify slow changes to Earth's surface caused by weathering, erosion, and deposition from water, wind, and ice
I can observe and identify slow changes to Earth’s surface caused by weathering, erosion,
and deposition from water, wind, and ice.
Note: The lessons below do not all have to be completed in one day. These lessons are made to be worked on throughout the week.
Parents: Students will watch videos and complete work through StemScopes differently than they have in previous weeks. They will log into StemScopes and their work will be assigned through the website by their teachers.
Parents: Students will watch videos and complete work through StemScopes differently than they have in previous weeks. They will log into StemScopes and their work will be assigned through the website by their teachers.
Guiding Questions to think about when viewing the video
What are the agents of weathering?
What are the agents of erosion?
What are the effects of weathering, erosion, and deposition on the Earth’s surface?
1. Students will login to StemScopes (link below) and watch video :Content Connection- Changes to Land
2. Answer Question #1. following the video (Directions: Based on the description identify the type of landform. Illustrate the landform using the description provided. Choose from mountains, hills, valleys, and plains landforms.)
3. Read all parts of Stemscopedia 4.7B Answer all of the questions below the articles.
3. Read all parts of Stemscopedia 4.7B Answer all of the questions below the articles.
4. Writing Science on Stemscopes
4. Writing Science on Stemscopes
**Stemscopedia or Writing Science will be for a grade.**
**Stemscopedia or Writing Science will be for a grade.**
5. (Optional) Watch Brainpop video and take the quiz at the end of the video.
StemScopes
StemScopes
Students login: Click on the STEMscopes logo on the left
Students login: Click on the STEMscopes logo on the left
Username: first initial and last name (ex. jbrown)
Password: birthday (month and day must be 2 digits, year must be 4 digits (ex. 01/23/2009
Optional
Optional
Click on the Brainpop video to the left.
Watch Brainpop video and take the quiz at the end of the video.
Use login and password below
Chapelhill@1
Student1
Week 7 Lesson 2: 4.7B observe and identify slow changes to Earth's surface caused by weathering, erosion, and deposition from water, wind, and ice
Week 7 Lesson 2: 4.7B observe and identify slow changes to Earth's surface caused by weathering, erosion, and deposition from water, wind, and ice
I can observe and identify slow changes to Earth’s surface caused by weathering, erosion,
and deposition from water, wind, and ice.
Note: The lessons below do not all have to be completed in one day. These lessons are made to be worked on throughout the week.
Parents: Students will watch videos and complete work through StemScopes differently than they have in previous weeks. They will log into StemScopes and their work will be assigned through the website by their teachers.
Parents: Students will watch videos and complete work through StemScopes differently than they have in previous weeks. They will log into StemScopes and their work will be assigned through the website by their teachers.
Guiding Questions to think about when viewing the video
What are the agents of weathering?
What are the agents of erosion?
What are the effects of weathering, erosion, and deposition on the Earth’s surface?
Students will login to StemScopes (link below)
Study the picture vocabulary for this lesson in Stemscopes.
Students will watch video :Content Connections Video — What Shapes the Coast?
Answer Content Connections Questions 1- 13 after the video
- **Read the section on Reading Science and answer questions 1-5 after the story. This item will be graded.**
(Optional) Concept Review Game
StemScopes
StemScopes
Students login: Click on the STEMscopes logo on the left
Students login: Click on the STEMscopes logo on the left
Username: first initial and last name (ex. jbrown)
Password: birthday (month and day must be 2 digits, year must be 4 digits (ex. 01/23/2009
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