Module covering Earth's three fluid spheres: oceans, atmosphere and cryosphere (glaciers). An event seen in each sphere illustrates processes and concepts: El Nino events for oceans; thunderstorm formation for atmosphere; and global temperature change impacts on glaciers. Concepts covered include: properties of air, water, ice as fluids; flow of energy and matter between spheres; short and long-term cycles; and others. Activities include on-line literature research, use of maps and other data sources. Educational levels: High school
Total 1,774 terminologies frequently appeared in the eight high-school text books (four kinds of Ear...
The term "cryosphere" (deriving from the Greek word kryos for frost or icy cold) is used to describe...
This site from SERC's Starting Point presents sample Gallery Walk questions about the hydrosphere an...
This 3-week module examines concepts of climate change through investigation of the spheres. It incl...
This module includes several lessons aimed at introducing ice science to students. In the first acti...
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This product includes four modules on the following topics: 1) Stratospheric Ozone, 2) Global Land V...
This webpage is part of NASA's Classroom of the Future program. It provides background information a...
This resource consists of four modules with teachers’ guides: 1) Temperature Variations and Habitabi...
This module was designed to help students understand the absorption of energy at the surface of the ...
This 5-minute animation portrays fluctuations in the cryosphere through observations collected from ...
Snow and ice are both precipitation, that is, the processes that remove water from clouds. Clouds, r...
The Earth Through Time module examines our planet in terms of its major systems; the atmosphere, hyd...
The goal of this NASA Earth Science Enterprise-funded project is to increase the use of satellite da...
In this two to three week module from InTeGrate, Interdisciplinary Teaching about Earth for a Sustai...
Total 1,774 terminologies frequently appeared in the eight high-school text books (four kinds of Ear...
The term "cryosphere" (deriving from the Greek word kryos for frost or icy cold) is used to describe...
This site from SERC's Starting Point presents sample Gallery Walk questions about the hydrosphere an...
This 3-week module examines concepts of climate change through investigation of the spheres. It incl...
This module includes several lessons aimed at introducing ice science to students. In the first acti...
At this site students can explore scientific data on climate change relating to the atmosphere, the ...
This product includes four modules on the following topics: 1) Stratospheric Ozone, 2) Global Land V...
This webpage is part of NASA's Classroom of the Future program. It provides background information a...
This resource consists of four modules with teachers’ guides: 1) Temperature Variations and Habitabi...
This module was designed to help students understand the absorption of energy at the surface of the ...
This 5-minute animation portrays fluctuations in the cryosphere through observations collected from ...
Snow and ice are both precipitation, that is, the processes that remove water from clouds. Clouds, r...
The Earth Through Time module examines our planet in terms of its major systems; the atmosphere, hyd...
The goal of this NASA Earth Science Enterprise-funded project is to increase the use of satellite da...
In this two to three week module from InTeGrate, Interdisciplinary Teaching about Earth for a Sustai...
Total 1,774 terminologies frequently appeared in the eight high-school text books (four kinds of Ear...
The term "cryosphere" (deriving from the Greek word kryos for frost or icy cold) is used to describe...
This site from SERC's Starting Point presents sample Gallery Walk questions about the hydrosphere an...