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Agenda Tuesday Nov. 12, 2012 1.Announcements – Collect Can Goods (5 points) – Quad (PennyDrive) 2. Parent Signatures 3. Finish Climate/Weather Lesson 4. Natural Resources

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Agenda Tuesday Nov. 12, 2012

1. Announcements– Collect Can Goods (5 points)– Quad (PennyDrive)

2. Parent Signatures3. Finish Climate/Weather Lesson4. Natural Resources

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This week…Tuesday – Finish Lessons

Wednesday – REVIEW for Test

Thursday – TEST #2 Intro to Geography

Friday – Like Stars On Earth

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Like Stars on Earth Questions

1. What is this movie about?2. Who are the main characters of this film?3. What is Ishaan’s disability?4. What do you think this movie is trying to

teach us?5. What does success mean to you?6. What does failure mean to you?7. How is going to school in India different

from going to school on Guam?

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Natural Resourcesmaterial that is part of the Earth

that people NEED & VALUE

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2 Types of

Natural Resourc

es

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Renewable

Nonrenewable

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Renewable?

Nonrenewable?

Resources that

nature CAN

replace

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For Example: Solve this Riddle

IT lies all around uswe don’t give IT much thought

IT puts food on the tablewhat IT gives can’t be bought

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Answer is… SOIL!How is soil made?

• tree dies & decays• bacteria breaks down wood • becomes nutrients..SOIL!

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SOIL is a Renewable Resource

That means nature can replace it!

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Forests are also a Renewable Resource

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Why are FORESTS aRenewable Resource?

Because we can plant MORE!

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We use TREES for MANY things…

OXYGEN!Cooking oil

medicineLumber for buildings &

furniture baskets

matsHiking & camping

Animal’s shelter

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Deforestation

Happens when forest are not replaced as fast as they are cut

down

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Reforestation

Planting new trees

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Renewable Energy

ResourcesEnergy resources that

CAN BE REPLACED!

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Hydroelectric Power• Production of

electricity by water power

• Dams harness energy of falling water from rivers to run generators that produce electricity

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Wind Power• Creates electricity by

turning a system of fan blades called a turbine

• “wind farms” are being built in windy places

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Solar Power• Energy from the Heat & light from the sun• Heats water or homes• Special solar panels absorb solar energy to

make electricity

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“Mang Demi Solar”from the

PhilippinesInvented solar powered light bottles to

be used in homes

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Renewable?

Nonrenewable?

Resources that

nature CAN

replace

Resources that

CANNOT be replaced

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Nonrenewable Energy

ResourcesThese cannot be replaced! Once we use them they are

GONE forever!

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Most of the energy we use come from

3 fossil fuelsFossil fuels are – formed from remains of ancient

plants and animals –decayed over a period of time–Pressure & heat change materials

into solids, liquids, gas

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Most of the energy we use come from

3 fossil fuels

coal petroleum Naturalgas

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Minerals are a Nonrenewable

Resource• Solid substances that come from the ground• i.e. metals, rocks, salt• Look around you..they are EVERYWHERE!

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Windows made from quartz, a mineral

found in sand

Outside walls made out of granite,

limestone other rocks

Desks made out of steel

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Minerals in ALL these things!

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REVIEW

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material that is part of the Earth that people NEED &

VALUE

Natural Resources

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2 Types of Resources?

What are the..

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Renewable

Nonrenewable

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Renewable?

Nonrenewable?

Resources that

nature CAN

replace

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SOIL is a Renewable Resource

That means nature can replace it!

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Forests are also a Renewable Resource

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What is this a picture of?

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Reforestation

Planting new trees

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Renewable?

Nonrenewable?

Resources that

nature CAN

replace

Resources that

CANNOT be replaced

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What kind of Energy resources

are these?

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Most of the energy we use come from

3 fossil fuels

coal petroleum Naturalgas

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Minerals are a Nonrenewable

Resource• Solid substances that come from the ground• i.e. metals, rocks, salt• Look around you..they are EVERYWHERE!