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Ch. 1: An Intro to Earth Science
Scientific Method
Science Experiment
Intro to the SI
What does Earth Science cover?
Jobs in Earth Science
Ch 2: Minerals
Atoms, Elements, and Minerals
What's In The Mineral
Mineral Classification 1
Mineral Classification 2
Mineral Dichotomy Key
Mineral Ores
Ch. 3: Rocks
Rocks
Igneous Rocks 1: Intrusive or Extrusive
Igneous Rocks 2: Texture
Igneous Rocks 3: Color
Metamorphic Rocks
Sedimentary Rocks
Ch. 4: Earth's Geography
Landforms
Maps
Ch. 5: Weathering and Soil
Weathering
Soil
Ch. 6: Erosion by gravity, wind, and ice
Mass Movement
Glaciers
Wind Erosion
Water Erosion
Ch. 7: Earthquakes
Faults
Seismic Waves
Tsunamis
Ch. 8: Volcanoes
Volcanoes
Evidence Of Past Volcanoes
Volcano Stories
Ch. 9: Theory of Plate Tectonics
Continental Drift
Sea Floor Spreading
Plate Tectonics
Ch. 10: Geologic History
Geologic History
Relative Dating Techniques
Absolute Dating
Ch. 11: The Atmosphere
Layers & Composition
Heat Transfer
Wind and Water Cycle
Ch 12: Weather
Humidity and Dew Point
Clouds and Precipitation
Weather Fronts and Surface Maps
Interpreting Weather Station Models
Stormy Weather
Earth Science Blog
Syllabus
Earth Science Experiments for Class
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