The Nature of Science

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1 The Nature of Science Chapter Please note that this pace is based on completing selected sections of the text in 90 classes, approximately 90 minutes each. Refer to the Course Planning Guide in the Teacher Edition for a complete list of time allotments assigned to each section. Period Content 0.5 1.1 Earth Science 0.25 1.2 Methods of Scientists 0.25 1.3 Communicating in Science 0.5 Chapter Assessment Block Scheduling s Chapter 1 Earth Science: Geology, the Environment, and the Universe 7

1.1 Earth Science pages 5 10 National Science Content Standards: UCP.1; A.1, A.2; C.4, C.5; D.2, D.3; E.1, E.2; G.1, G.2, G.3 Kentucky Core Content for Science Assessment: SIb, SIc; ACc 1/2 period Lesson Differentiate among the four major branches of Earth science. Contrast the four systems of Earth. Discuss how Earth science affects your daily life. Section Focus Transparency 1 and Teaching Transparency 1 and Study Guide for Content y,pp.1 2 TCR Guided Reading Audio Program, Section 1.1 Optional Resources Laboratory Manual,pp.1 4 TCR Display the Section Focus Transparency and have students answer the questions. Introduce Chapter 1 with the Introducing the Chapter feature. Introduce Section 1.1. Teach the main concepts of Section 1.1. Section Focus Transparency 1 and TWE,p.4 TWE,p.5 TWE,pp.5 10 30 minutes Complete the Check for Understanding and Reteach strategies. TWE,p.10 Have students complete the Section 1.1 Assessment. SE,p.10 total 4 8 Chapter 1 Earth Science: Geology, the Environment, and the Universe Block Scheduling s

1.2 Methods of Scientists pages 11 16 National Science Content Standards: A.1, A.2; B.2, B.6; G.2 Kentucky Core Content for Science Assessment: SIb, SIc, SIe, SIf; ACc 1/4 period Lesson and GeoLab List the steps used in a scientific method. Compare and contrast experimental variables and controls. Identify basic SI units. Explain how to write numbers using scientific notation. Section Focus Transparency 2 and Teaching Transparency 2 and GeoLab and MiniLab Worksheets,pp.1 4 TCR Study Guide for Content y,pp.3 4 TCR Optional Resources Exploring Environmental Problems,pp.5 8 TCR Laboratory Manual,pp.5 8 TCR Guided Reading Audio Program, Section 1.2 Display the Section Focus Transparency and have students answer the questions. Have students check homework answers. Section Focus Transparency 2 and TWE, pp. 10, 24 25 Discussion Answer any questions about homework. SE, pp. 10, 24 25 2 minutes Introduce Section 1.2. Teach the main concepts of Section 1.2. Have students complete the MiniLab. Assess students answers to the MiniLab Analyze and Conclude questions and discuss their results. Have students read the GeoLab and begin the procedure. (Note: this lab will take 40 50 minutes to complete.) Complete the Check for Understanding and Reteach strategies. TWE,p.11 TWE,pp.11 16 SE p. 12 TWE,p.12 SE,pp.20 21 TWE,p.16 1 2 minutes Have students complete the Section 1.2 Assessment. SE,p.16 1 minute total 2 Block Scheduling s Chapter 1 Earth Science: Geology, the Environment, and the Universe 9

1.3 Communicating in Science pages 17 19 1/4 period Lesson National Science Content Standards: UCP.2, UCP.3; A.1, A.2; B.2; C.3, C.5; D.1, D.2, D.3, D.4; E.1, E.2; G.1, G.2, G.3 Kentucky Core Content for Science Assessment: 2.3.3; SIb, SId; ACa, ACc List several ways in which scientific information is communicated. Differentiate between a scientific theory and a scientific law. Section Focus Transparency 3 and Teaching Transparency 3 and Study Guide for Content y,pp.5 6 TCR Guided Reading Audio Program, Section 1.3 Display the Section Focus Transparency and have students answer the questions. Have students check homework answers. Section Focus Transparency 3 and TWE, pp. 16, 24 25 Discussion Answer any questions about homework. TWE, pp. 16, 24 25 2 minutes Introduce Section 1.3 Teach the main concepts of Section 1.3. Complete the Check for Understanding and Reteach strategies. Answer questions on Chapter 1 in preparation for the test. Have students complete the Section 1.3 Assessment. TWE,p.17 TWE,pp.17 19 TWE,p.19 TWE,pp.4 25 SE,p.19 10 minutes total 2 10 Chapter 1 Earth Science: Geology, the Environment, and the Universe Block Scheduling s

1 The Nature of Science Review and Assessment 1/2 period Review/Assessment Assessment Resources GeoDigest Unit 1, SE pp. 48 49 Chapter Assessment, Ch. 1 TCR Performance Assessment in the Science Classroom, TCR Alternate Assessment in the Science Classroom, TCR Performance Assessment in Earth Science,pp.1 4 TCR ExamView Pro Test Bank, Ch. 1 Puzzlemaker Software, Ch. 1 Have students check homework answers. TWE, pp. 19, 24 25 Reviewing the Chapter Answer any questions about homework. Answer any final questions about Chapter 1. TWE, pp. 19, 24 25 TWE,pp.4 25 Assessment Distribute the test and allow students to work quietly. Chapter Assessment,pp.1 6 TCR 30 3 Closing As students complete the test, have them read the Chapter 2 Opener. If students have time, let them explore the Earth Science Online for Chapter 2. SE,pp.26 27 ky.science.glencoe.com 0 total 4 Block Scheduling s Chapter 1 Earth Science: Geology, the Environment, and the Universe 11