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    Earth Science Pacing Guide

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    This document outlines an Earth Science pacing guide divided into 8 units covering topics like astronomy, meteorology, climate, geology, water, energy, the biosphere, and human impacts. Unit 1 addresses the formation of the universe, Kepler's laws, and seasons. Unit 2 covers the atmosphere, heat transfer, humidity, clouds, precipitation, air pressure, winds, and air masses. Unit 3 examines global climates and the natural and human factors that influence climate, including global warming.

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    Earth Science Pacing Guide

    Unit 1: Astronomy Unit 2: Meteorology


    Formation of Universe/Kepler’s Laws Layers of the Atmosphere
    Rotation/Revolution Heat Transfer/Differential Heating
    Seasons Humidity & Dew Point/Clouds & precip
    Precession, Nutation, & Barycenter Air Pressure & Wind
    Tides Air Masses
    Energy from the sun Fronts
    Thunderstorms & Tornadoes
    Hurricane
    Interpreting Weather Maps

    Unit 3: Climate Unit 4: Geology


    Global Climates The Rock Cycle
    Factors that Influence Climate Weathering
    Natural Processes that Change Climate Soil
    Global Warming & Consequences Continental Drift
    Faults
    Plate Boundaries
    Faults
    Earthquakes
    Volcanoes
    Erosion/Deposition
    Mass Movements

    Unit 5: Water Unit 6: Energy


    Water Cycle & Use Non-Renewable Energy
    Groundwater Impacts/Mining for Resources
    Watersheds/Rivers/Flooding & Drought Alternative Energy
    Ocean Currents Energy Conservation
    Water Pollution Types
    Drinking & Wastewater Treatment
    Macroinvertebrate/Biotic Index

    Unit 7: Biosphere Unit 8: Human Impact


    Biomes/Ecosystems Ecology Land Use
    Biodiversity Urbanization
    Nutrient Cycles/Food Webs/Matter/Energy Flow Human Impact on Environment

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