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CHAPTER FIVE

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Atmosphere

Atmosphere . 6 th Grade Science. Solar Energy as Radiation. Figure 1.1. Nearly 150 million kilometers separate the sun and earth, yet solar radiation drives earth's weather. Earth's Atmosphere. Thin Gaseous envelope. Figure 1.2.

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How does the atmosphere affect conditions on Earth?

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WARM-UP 11-20-07

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Atmosphere & Weather Earth Science 2010-2011

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Chapter 12 Section 2

Chapter 12 Section 2. AIR Pressure. Essential Questions. What are some of the properties of air? What instruments are used to measure air pressure? How does increasing altitude affect air pressure and density?. Properties of Air.

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All Things Weather Wise

All Things Weather Wise. Weather Instruments, Pressure Systems and Fronts. Warm Up. What is air pressure? What happens to the molecules when air warms up? Why does air move out of a filled balloon when you untie the end?. Warm Up. Why is it hot at the equator and cold at the poles?

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Access Prior Knowledge Lesson 1: How Does Air Move? Lesson 2: What are Air Masses?

Access Prior Knowledge Lesson 1: How Does Air Move? Lesson 2: What are Air Masses?. Opening Activity O pen Science textbook to page 230. Open Science folder to review vocabulary words and outline for the chapter. Open Science journal and answer the following questions:

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The Air Around You

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Air Pressure 5.4 Ms. De Los Rios 6 th Grade

Weather Factors. Air Pressure 5.4 Ms. De Los Rios 6 th Grade. Vocabulary 5.4. Density- the ratio of mass of a substance to its volu/me (mass by volume) Air Pressure: The pressure caused by the weight of air pushing Down on an area.

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Chapter 8

Chapter 8. Air-Sea Interaction. The Solar Connection. Life gets almost all energy from the sun Solar energy provides energy , drives winds , and drives currents in the ocean Temperature relies on sunlight The sun provides life and the conditions in which life exists. Air and Sun.

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Under pressure and on the move

Under pressure and on the move. Running hot and cold. Running hot and cold. What you need: A balloon An empty plastic pop bottle without the cap A sink filled with hot water A refrigerator. Running hot and cold. What to do: Put the empty pop bottle in the freezer.

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