Learn: Carbon Molecules at Work 

Lesson 3: Climate Connections Chemistry

Step 1: Watch the short videos and read the short article below.

Step 2: Make a copy of the "Carbon on the Move" worksheet

Step 3: Submit the completed worksheet in Slate.

Lesson 4: The Origin of Carbon and Elemental Abundance Comparison

Step 1: Read - Human beings have a composition that is based on the elements that are available in the Earth system, which is part of the solar system, which is part of the Milky Way galaxy, which is part of the universe. But how does the proportion of atomic stuff that makes up a person compare to the proportion we see in the larger galaxy? That is what you are about to find out. 

Step 2: Check out the presentation on YouTube, "Stellar Nucleosynthesis of Carbon by Thermonuclear Fusion" (Sounds scary, but fear not)

Step 3: Make a copy of "Carbon Nucleosynthesis Reflection," answer questions

Step 4: Complete questions for student in the center of the page

Step 5: Submit your completed task to Slate.

Lesson 5: Draw a picture

Step 2: Make a Copy of the Exploration and Systems Diagram Worksheet.

Step 5: Complete "Part 1" of the Exploration and Systems Diagram Worksheet.  

Step 6: Submit to Slate