In this activity, students will explore the characteristics of ice and explain the influencing factors by using Internet connections to polar field experiences, making their own ice cores and taking a field trip for obtaining a local ice core. The students will practice scientific journaling to document their observations. They will assemble their findings, develop a poster of their ice core and explain their observations. The 'ice is ice' misconception will be dispelled. Students will explain what scientists learn from ice cores and define basic vocabulary associated with ice cores. Educational levels: High school, Middle school
In this lesson students discover that ice cores can help us learn not only the temperature of the Ea...
Using an Earth image database (Space Shuttle images), students try to find places on Earth where the...
In this chapter, users take the role of students from a small town in Colorado, who team up with stu...
This classroom activity has students graph and analyze chemical concentrations from ice core data. T...
This site explains what can be learned from an ice core. Scientists collect ice cores by driving a h...
In this activity, students build on their growing knowledge of ice and glacier growth. The students ...
This module includes several lessons aimed at introducing ice science to students. In the first acti...
In this activity students will work with ice in order to gain a practical application of math concep...
In this activity, students determine ways to make observations about unknowns, such as the land bene...
In this resource, students will discover that there are notable differences between sea ice and fres...
LEARNING FROM ICE is a multi-year artistic project researching the ways in which different knowledge...
This United States Geological Survey site highlights the work of the National Ice Core Laboratory (N...
This lesson plan allows students to participate in a number of in-class experiments using ice. Stude...
In this lesson, students learn about the causes and effects of the melting ice formations in Antarct...
This slide show describes scientists' travels to the ends of the earth to study climate variability....
In this lesson students discover that ice cores can help us learn not only the temperature of the Ea...
Using an Earth image database (Space Shuttle images), students try to find places on Earth where the...
In this chapter, users take the role of students from a small town in Colorado, who team up with stu...
This classroom activity has students graph and analyze chemical concentrations from ice core data. T...
This site explains what can be learned from an ice core. Scientists collect ice cores by driving a h...
In this activity, students build on their growing knowledge of ice and glacier growth. The students ...
This module includes several lessons aimed at introducing ice science to students. In the first acti...
In this activity students will work with ice in order to gain a practical application of math concep...
In this activity, students determine ways to make observations about unknowns, such as the land bene...
In this resource, students will discover that there are notable differences between sea ice and fres...
LEARNING FROM ICE is a multi-year artistic project researching the ways in which different knowledge...
This United States Geological Survey site highlights the work of the National Ice Core Laboratory (N...
This lesson plan allows students to participate in a number of in-class experiments using ice. Stude...
In this lesson, students learn about the causes and effects of the melting ice formations in Antarct...
This slide show describes scientists' travels to the ends of the earth to study climate variability....
In this lesson students discover that ice cores can help us learn not only the temperature of the Ea...
Using an Earth image database (Space Shuttle images), students try to find places on Earth where the...
In this chapter, users take the role of students from a small town in Colorado, who team up with stu...