
IA review Lesson
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Science
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9th Grade
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Easy
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Alfred Allen
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Monday IA
Review
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Open Ended
Have you known someone or see a garden before(this could include movies), if so what do you think are the three most important things?
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S
Safe
O
On Task
A
Awesome Attitude
R
Responsible
When students
attend class or
face to face
events with
other students,
they will...
Use teacher-approved tools &
websites.
Follow the GCA Dress Code.
Protect private information.
Use school-approved learning
devices.
Have a learning coach close by.
Use webcam as requested.
Ask questions as needed.
Follow teacher directions for using the
chat, microphone, & taking turns.
Remain in class until dismissed.
Move to appropriate break out rooms
when prompted.
Close extra tabs.
Find a quiet, distraction-free
workspace.
Use kind words and faces.
Respect others’ cultures, opinions, and
viewpoints.
Raise hands to answer questions &
wait to be called on.
Respond to private chats from
teachers & participate when
prompted.
Turn off microphones when entering
the room.
Communicate courteously &
respectfully with peers and staff.
Attend all required sessions.
Use their cameras, whiteboard tools,
chat & polling tools appropriately.
Contact Tech Support with computer
issues as needed.
Log in to Canvas/Jigsaw on time.
Ensure their microphones are
working, computers are charged, &
materials are ready.
When students
work
independently
or
asynchronously,
they will...
Use teacher-approved websites.
Use school-approved learning
devices.
Have a learning coach close by.
Stay on the assigned task.
Log into Canvas & access recordings,
notes, & resources.
Email teachers with questions.
Find a quiet, distraction-free
workspace.
Complete their own work.
Take their time & do their best on
assignments.
Use a greeting & signature in all
emails.
Respond to teacher emails.
Turn in all assignments on time.
Ask Learning Coaches for
assistance.
During
assessments,
students will...
Use teacher-approved websites.
Use school-approved learning
devices.
Have a learning coach close by.
Be on camera with full face in view.
Work on the assigned assessment.
Close other tabs & browsers.
Find a quiet, distraction-free
workspace.
Put forth their best effort.
Take their time.
Complete assessments
independently.
Answer all test questions without
outside help (LC, internet, etc.).
Submit assessments on time.
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Georgia Standards of Excellence
SEV1. Obtain, evaluate, and communicate information to investigate
the flow of energy and cycling of matter within an ecosystem. a.
Develop and use a model to compare and analyze the levels of
biological organization including organisms, populations,
communities, ecosystems, and biosphere. ).
1. I can describe the level of biological heirarchy.
2. I can predict how an ecosystem will recover from
a natural disaster.
3. I can define the effects of volcanic activity.
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Volcanoes
Much of today’s volcanoes do not erupt. But the volcanoes
that do cause disturbances to the local area.
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Hot pyroclastic lava flow
2.
Smoke and sut
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Four points about impact with volcanoes
•Volcanic
Ash- sut
•Pyroclastic
flow
Gases
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wildfire
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volcanic Ash
•Ash is gritty, abrasive, sometimes corrosive, and always
unpleasant. Small ash particles can abrade (scratch) the
front of the eye. Ash particles may contain crystalline silica,
a material that causes a respiratory disease called silicosis.
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Release of greenhouse gases
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heavy gases such as carbon dioxide and hydrogen sulfide
can collect in low-lying areas. The most common volcanic
gas is water vapor, followed by carbon dioxide and sulfur
dioxide.
•Sulfur dioxide can cause breathing problems in both
healthy people and people with asthma and other
respiratory problems.
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Pyroclastic flow
•With rock fragments ranging in size from ash to boulders that
travel across the ground at speeds typically greater than 80 km per
hour (50 mph),
•pyroclastic flows knock down, shatter, bury or carry away nearly all
objects and structures in their path.
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Climate change
Several eruptions during the past century have caused a decline in the
average temperature at the Earth's surface of up to half a degree
(Fahrenheit scale) for periods of one to three years.
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This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY
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Hotspot
What is the big factor(molecule) that drops the temperature for the climate?
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Drag and Drop
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Review=Moana’s quest and you
•Build a ecosystem with Moana’s interaction with Te Kā’s great
destruction
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Reorder
Reorder the following
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Succession- hierarchy search
•Pioneer species
•Lichen
•Community
plants and
animals
•Climax
community
•More
advanced
vegetation
How did you do?
I got this and gained some XP
I am getting it have to search that reading material
I do not know and would want some support from
teach
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Independent work
•Quizizz study activity with IA study guide
•I am done-thumbs up
•Need more support-question mark
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What is your challenge
•Air pollution-
•Interactions with animals is called-
•Biotic and abiotic relationship is known as-
•What succession would be involving volcanic rock formation-
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Categorize
carbon dioxide
Canadian goose
water
lichen
Pyroclasic flow on an ecosystem
wildfire
only rock remains no soil
nnutrients and soil is present after a disaster
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See you next time!
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