Science Fusion. Module E: The Dynamic Earth Homeschool Pacing Guide
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1 Science Fusion Module E: The Dynamic Earth Homeschool Pacing Guide Options for Instruction: Two parallel paths meet the unit objectives, with a strong inquiry strand woven into each. Follow the Print Path, the Digital Path, or your customized combination of print, digital, and inquiry. Note: Many of the require specialized scientific equipment. Please check the materials list in the TE. Unit 1: Earth s Surface Pacing Guide SE = Student Edition Interactive Worktext TE = Teacher Edition Days Activity Type Print Digital Unit 1 Opener Lesson 1: Earth s Spheres 1-2 days Big Idea SE, pp. 1 3; *TE, pp Lesson SE, pp. 4 15; *TE, pp Screens 1 13 Review SE, pp ; *TE, p. 28 Lesson 1 Quiz Quick Lab: Explaining Earth s Systems Quick Lab: Model Earth s Spheres S.T.E.M. Lab: Change and Balance Between Spheres Science Fusion, Module E, Unit 1
2 Lesson 2: Weathering SE, pp ; *TE, pp Screens 1 9 Review SE, pp ; *TE, p. 42 Lesson 2 Quiz Quick Lab: Mechanical Weathering Quick Lab: Weathering Chalk Quick Lab: How Can Materials on Earth s Surface Change? Lesson 3: Erosion and Deposition by Water SE, pp ; *TE, pp Screens 1 14 Virtual Lab Screens 1 13 Review SE, pp ; *TE, p. 58 Lesson 3 Quiz Enrichment Think Science, SE, pp ; *TE, pp Quick Lab: Wave Action on the Shoreline Quick Lab: Moving Sediment Quick Lab: Modeling Stalactites and Stalagmites Exploration Lab: Exploring Stream Erosion and Deposition Science Fusion, Module E, Unit 1
3 Lesson 4: Erosion and Deposition by Wind, Ice, and Gravity SE, pp ; *TE, pp Screens 1 10 Virtual Lab Screens 1 12 Review SE, pp ; *TE, p. 75 Lesson 4 Quiz Quick Lab: Modeling a Glacier Quick Lab: Modeling a Landslide Lesson 5: Soil Formation SE, pp ; *TE, pp Screens 1 12 Review SE, pp ; *TE, p. 89 Lesson 5 Quiz Quick Lab: Observing Life in Soil Quick Lab: Modeling a Soil Profile Quick Lab: Observing the Impact of Earthworms on Soil Field Lab: Comparing Soil Characteristics Unit 1 Review and Review SE, pp ; *TE, pp Online Unit Self Quiz Unit 1 Test * The digital Teacher s Edition can be accessed through the Online Teacher Digital Management System at the Lesson Level. TE: Lesson Level Resources > Lesson Teacher Support > Teacher Edition Lab Manuals can be accessed through the Online Teacher Digital Management System at the Lesson Level. Lab Manuals: Lesson Level Resources > Lesson Inquiry Resources > Lab Manuals Lab Datasheets can be accessed through the online Student Edition at the lesson level. Lab Datasheets: Lesson Level Resources > Lab Datasheet Science Fusion, Module E, Unit 1
4 Online s can be assigned to students through the Online Teacher Digital Management System. After you have assigned a Lesson Quiz or Unit Test, the assignment will appear on your student s account in the Things to Do section. Students can then take the test online, and it will be scored automatically. Lesson Quiz = Lesson Level Resources > Lesson > Lesson Quiz Unit Test = Unit Level Resources > Unit > Unit Test Science Fusion, Module E, Unit 1
5 Science Fusion Module E: The Dynamic Earth Homeschool Pacing Guide Options for Instruction: Two parallel paths meet the unit objectives, with a strong inquiry strand woven into each. Follow the Print Path, the Digital Path, or your customized combination of print, digital, and inquiry. Note: Many of the require specialized scientific equipment. Please check the materials list in the TE. Unit 2: Earth s History Pacing Guide SE = Student Edition Interactive Worktext TE = Teacher Edition Days Activity Type Print Digital Unit 2 Opener Lesson 1: Geologic Change over Time 1-2 days Big Idea SE, pp ; *TE, pp Lesson SE, pp ; *TE, pp Screens 1 10 Review SE, pp ; *TE, p. 118 Lesson 1 Quiz Quick Lab: Modeling the Fossil Record Quick Lab: Fossil Flipbooks S.T.E.M. Lab: Exploring Landforms Science Fusion, Module E, Unit 2
6 Lesson 2: Relative Dating SE, pp ; *TE, pp Screens 1 10 Virtual Lab Screens 1 13 Review SE, pp ; *TE, p. 133 Lesson 2 Quiz Enrichment Think Science, SE, pp ; *TE, pp Quick Lab: Layers of Sedimentary Rock Quick Lab: Ordering Rock Layers Exploration Lab: Earth s History Lesson 3: Absolute Dating SE, pp ; *TE, pp Screens 1 11 Review SE, pp ; *TE, p. 149 Lesson 3 Quiz Quick Lab: Index Fossils Quick Lab: Radioactive Decay Lesson 4: The Geologic Time Scale SE, pp ; *TE, pp Screens 1 14 Virtual Lab Screens 1 15 Review SE, pp ; *TE, p. 163 Lesson 4 Quiz Quick Lab: Investigating Events in Earth s History Quick Lab: Timeline of Earth s History Science Fusion, Module E, Unit 2
7 Unit 2 Review and Video-Based Project Australian Fossils Review SE, pp ; *TE, pp Online Unit Self Quiz Unit 2 Test * The digital Teacher s Edition can be accessed through the Online Teacher Digital Management System at the Lesson Level. TE: Lesson Level Resources > Lesson Teacher Support > Teacher Edition Lab Manuals can be accessed through the Online Teacher Digital Management System at the Lesson Level. Lab Manuals: Lesson Level Resources > Lesson Inquiry Resources > Lab Manuals Lab Datasheets can be accessed through the online Student Edition at the lesson level. Lab Datasheets: Lesson Level Resources > Lab Datasheet Online s can be assigned to students through the Online Teacher Digital Management System. After you have assigned a Lesson Quiz or Unit Test, the assignment will appear on your student s account in the Things to Do section. Students can then take the test online, and it will be scored automatically. Lesson Quiz = Lesson Level Resources > Lesson > Lesson Quiz Unit Test = Unit Level Resources > Unit > Unit Test Science Fusion, Module E, Unit 2
8 Science Fusion Module E: The Dynamic Earth Homeschool Pacing Guide Options for Instruction: Two parallel paths meet the unit objectives, with a strong inquiry strand woven into each. Follow the Print Path, the Digital Path, or your customized combination of print, digital, and inquiry. Note: Many of the require specialized scientific equipment. Please check the materials list in the TE. Unit 3: Minerals and Rocks Pacing Guide SE = Student Edition Interactive Worktext TE = Teacher Edition Days Activity Type Print Digital Unit 3 Opener Lesson 1: Minerals 1-2 days Big Idea Lesson SE, pp ; *TE, pp SE, pp ; *TE, pp Screens 1 10 Review SE, pp ; *TE, p. 192 Lesson 1 Quiz Quick Lab: Cooling Rate and Crystal Size Quick Lab: Scratch Test Exploration Lab: Intrinsic Identification of Minerals Science Fusion, Module E, Unit 3
9 Lesson 2: The Rock Cycle SE, pp ; *TE, pp Screens 1 10 Review SE, pp ; *TE, p. 207 Lesson 2 Quiz Enrichment S.T.E.M., SE, pp ; *TE, pp Quick Lab: Crayon Rock Cycle Quick Lab: Modeling Weathering Lesson 3: Three Classes of Rock SE, pp ; *TE, pp Screens 1 18 Virtual Lab Screens 1 13 Review SE, pp ; *TE, p. 225 Lesson 3 Quiz Quick Lab: Stretching Out Quick Lab: Observing Rocks S.T.E.M. Lab: Modeling Rock Formation Unit 3 Review and Review SE, pp ; *TE, pp Online Unit Self Quiz Unit 3 Test * The digital Teacher s Edition can be accessed through the Online Teacher Digital Management System at the Lesson Level. TE: Lesson Level Resources > Lesson Teacher Support > Teacher Edition Lab Manuals can be accessed through the Online Teacher Digital Management System at the Lesson Level. Lab Manuals: Lesson Level Resources > Lesson Inquiry Resources > Lab Manuals Science Fusion, Module E, Unit 3
10 Lab Datasheets can be accessed through the online Student Edition at the lesson level. Lab Datasheets: Lesson Level Resources > Lab Datasheet Online s can be assigned to students through the Online Teacher Digital Management System. After you have assigned a Lesson Quiz or Unit Test, the assignment will appear on your student s account in the Things to Do section. Students can then take the test online, and it will be scored automatically. Lesson Quiz = Lesson Level Resources > Lesson > Lesson Quiz Unit Test = Unit Level Resources > Unit > Unit Test Science Fusion, Module E, Unit 3
11 Science Fusion Module E: The Dynamic Earth Homeschool Pacing Guide Options for Instruction: Two parallel paths meet the unit objectives, with a strong inquiry strand woven into each. Follow the Print Path, the Digital Path, or your customized combination of print, digital, and inquiry. Note: Many of the require specialized scientific equipment. Please check the materials list in the TE. Unit 4: The Restless Earth Pacing Guide SE = Student Edition Interactive Worktext TE = Teacher Edition Days Activity Type Print Digital Unit 4 Opener Lesson 1: Earth s Layers 1-2 days Big Idea Lesson SE, pp ; *TE, pp SE, pp ; *TE, pp Screens 1 9 Review SE, pp ; *TE, p. 255 Lesson 1 Quiz Quick Lab: Layers on Earth Quick Lab: Ordering Earth s Layers S.T.E.M. Lab: Models of Earth Science Fusion, Module E, Unit 4
12 Lesson 2: Plate Tectonics SE, pp ; *TE, pp Screens 1 19 Virtual Lab Screens 1 12 Review SE, pp ; *TE, p. 270 Lesson 2 Quiz Enrichment People in Science, SE, pp ; *TE, pp Quick Lab: Tectonic Ice Cubes Quick Lab: Mantle Convection Quick Lab: Reconstructing Land Masses Exploration Lab: Seafloor Spreading Lesson 3: Mountain Building SE, pp ; *TE, pp Screens 1 10 Review SE, pp ; *TE, p. 286 Lesson 3 Quiz Quick Lab: What Happens When Two Objects Collide? Quick Lab: Modeling Mountains Quick Lab: Modeling Geologic Processes Science Fusion, Module E, Unit 4
13 Lesson 4: Volcanoes SE, pp ; *TE, pp Screens 1 10 Review SE, pp ; *TE, p. 301 Lesson 4 Quiz Quick Lab: Modeling an Explosive Eruption Quick Lab: Volcano Mapping Exploration Lab: Modeling Lava Viscosity Lesson 5: Earthquakes SE, pp ; *TE, pp Screens 1 10 Review SE, pp ; *TE, p. 314 Lesson 5 Quiz Enrichment S.T.E.M., SE, pp ; *TE, pp Quick Lab: Modeling Strike-Slip Faults Quick Lab: Earthquake Vibrations Quick Lab: Elastic Rebound Science Fusion, Module E, Unit 4
14 Lesson 6: Measuring Earthquake Waves SE, pp ; *TE, pp Screens 1 18 Virtual Lab Screens 1 15 Review SE, pp ; *TE, p. 334 Lesson 6 Quiz Quick Lab: Earthquakes and Buildings Quick Lab: Locating an Earthquake s Epicenter S.T.E.M. Lab: Use a Seismograph to Determine the Energy in an Earthquake Unit 4 Review and Video-Based Project Earthquake-Proof Buildings Review SE, pp ; *TE, pp Online Unit Self Quiz Unit 4 Test * The digital Teacher s Edition can be accessed through the Online Teacher Digital Management System at the Lesson Level. TE: Lesson Level Resources > Lesson Teacher Support > Teacher Edition Lab Manuals can be accessed through the Online Teacher Digital Management System at the Lesson Level. Lab Manuals: Lesson Level Resources > Lesson Inquiry Resources > Lab Manuals Lab Datasheets can be accessed through the online Student Edition at the lesson level. Lab Datasheets: Lesson Level Resources > Lab Datasheet Online s can be assigned to students through the Online Teacher Digital Management System. After you have assigned a Lesson Quiz or Unit Test, the assignment will appear on your student s account in the Things to Do section. Students can then take the test online, and it will be scored automatically. Lesson Quiz = Lesson Level Resources > Lesson > Lesson Quiz Unit Test = Unit Level Resources > Unit > Unit Test Science Fusion, Module E, Unit 4
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