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Project Earth Science : Meteorology.
Title:
Project Earth Science : Meteorology.
Author:
Veal, William R.
ISBN:
9781936959983
Personal Author:
Edition:
2nd ed.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (337 pages)
Contents:
Table of Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Safety in the Classroom Practices -- Standards Organizational Matrix -- Activities at a Glance Matrix -- Activity 1 Planner -- Act 1- Weather Watch -- Activity 2 Planner -- Act 2- Making Gas -- Activity 3 Planner -- Activity 3- The Pressure's On -- Activity 4 Planner -- Act 4- The Percentage of Oxygen in the Atmosphere -- Activity 5 Planner -- Act 5- It's in the Air -- Activity 6 Planner -- Act 6- Why Is It Hotter at the Equator Than at the Poles? -- Activity 7 Planner -- Act 7- Which Gets Hotter: Light or Dark Surfaces? -- Activity 8 Planner -- Act 8- Up, Up, and Away! -- Activity 9 Planner -- Act 9- Why Winds Whirl Worldwide -- Activity 10 Planner -- Act 10- Recycled Water: The Hydrologic Cycle -- Activity 11 Planner -- Activity 11- Rainy Day Tales -- Activity 12 Planner -- Act 12- A Cloud in a Jar -- Activity 13 Planner -- Act 13- Just Dew It! -- Activity 14 Planner -- Act 14- Let's MakeFrost -- Activity 15 Planner -- Act 15- It's All Relative! -- Activity 16 Planner -- Act 16- Moving Masses -- Activity 17 Planner -- Act 17- Interpreting Weather Maps -- Activity 18 Planner -- Act 18- Water Can Be Supercool! -- Activity 19 Planner -- Act 19- Riding the Wave of a Hurricane -- Readings -- Reading 1- Earth's Atmosphere -- Reading 2- El Niño Southern Oscillation(ENSO) -- Reading 3- The Facts About Ozone -- Reading 4- Air Pollution and Environmental Equity -- Reading 5- Weather and the Redistribution of Thermal Energy -- Reading 6- Global Warming and the Greenhouse Effect -- Reading 7- Environmental Effects of Acid Rain -- Reading 8- Weather's Central Actor: Water -- Reading 9- The Inner Workings of Severe Weather -- Reading 10- Flash to Bang -- Reading 11- Scales in Meteorology -- Resources -- About the Authors -- Index.
Abstract:
Project Earth Science: Meteorology, Revised 2nd Edition, involves students in activities that focus on the origin and composition of Earth's atmosphere, factors that contribute to weather, and the concept of air masses and how they interact to produce weather. With 19 hands-on, teacher-tested classroom activities, 11 background readings, and a supplemental resource guide, this new edition provides teachers and students with the necessary tools to bring the atmosphere right into the classroom-without blowing the budget.
Local Note:
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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