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This
lesson
plan
is
designed
to
introduce
students
to
the
concept
of
pollution
prevention
(P2).
Instead
of
trying
to
clean
up
pollution
after
it
has
been
created,
P2
focuses
on
reducing
the
generation
of
pollution
and
waste
by
changing
or
modifying
plans,
practices,
or
habits.
P2
also
includes
activities
that
protect
natural
resources
through
conservation
or
more
efficient
resource
use.
Pollution
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In
this
project,
students
will
pretend
to
be
experts
called
on
to
describe
the
acid
precipitation
problem
in
the
fictitious
city
of
Ramford.
Their
presentations
will
cover
the
following:
the
types
and
causes
of
acid
precipitation;
the
trends
over
time
for
pH
levels
of
surface-water
and
precipitation
in
Ramford
County;
the
point
and
non
point-source
contributors
to
acid
precipitation
for
Ramford
County;
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This
lesson
will
examine
the
conflict
between
development
and
the
environment,
and
the
attempts
for
a
sound
compromise
while
still
helping
the
earth
sustain
the
economic
growth,
expansion,
and
pressure
we
are
exerting
on
its
natural
resources.
Using
estuaries
as
a
case
study,
students
will
be
encouraged
to
consider
the
interaction
between
environmental
and
economic
demands,
and
to
seek
a
balance
that
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This
lesson
plan
is
part
of
the
DiscoverySchool.com
lesson
plan
library
for
grades
9-12.
It
focuses
on
how
astronomers
use
light
properties,
and
the
doppler-effect
(redshift),
to
determine
that
stars
are
moving
away
from
the
Earth
and
the
universe
is
expanding.
It
includes
objectives,
materials,
procedures,
discussion
questions,
evaluation
ideas,
performing
extensions,
suggested
readings,
and
vocabulary.
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This
contrived
natural
selection
simulation
has
students
build
and
modify
simple
paper
airplanes
(Origami
Birds).
They
demonstrate
that:
mutations
occur
randomly;
selection
is
based
on
the
immediate
needs
of
the
organism;
inherited
characteristics
(whether
mutated
or
not)
are
contingent;
divergent
evolution
may
occur
when
sub-populations
face
different
environments;
convergent
evolution
may
result
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This
Classroom
Connectors
lesson
plan
for
kindergarten
students
is
designed
to
teach
about
rocks
as
part
of
the
composition
of
the
Earth.
Students
will
explore
characteristics,
uses,
and
classification
of
rocks.
This
site
provides
goals,
objectives,
an
outline,
time
required,
materials,
activities,
and
closure
ideas
for
the
lesson.
The
Classroom
Connectors
address
content
with
an
activity
approach
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This
lesson
introduces
students
to
the
building
of
cladograms
as
evolutionary
trees
showing
how
"shared
derived
characters"
can
be
used
to
reveal
degrees
of
relationship.
Given
some
groups
of
organisms
and
some
of
their
distinguishing
characteristics,
the
students
will
construct
a
cladogram.
Given
a
cladogram,
the
students
will
properly
interpret
and
analyze
that
cladogram
in
terms
of
recognizing
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The
purpose
of
this
lesson
is
to
integrate
the
mathematics
of
statistics
with
the
ecological
and
biological
sciences.
Students
use
a
quarter
of
a
square-meter
quadrant
in
an
area
near
the
mouth
of
the
Chesapeake
Bay
in
Virginia
to
determine:
population
density,
relative
density,
frequency,
and
relative
frequency,
as
well
as
calculate
a
diversity
index
and
establish
a
correlation
of
association
between
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In
this
activity,
students
gather
data
and
compare
the
shaking
intensities
of
the
1906
San
Francsico
and
1989
Loma
Prieta
earthquakes.
They
compare
shaking
intensity
maps
from
the
two
earthquakes
using
the
Modified
Mercalli
Shake
Intensity,
examine
the
lengths
of
fault
ruptures,
and
examine
seismograph
traces
from
each
earthquake.
Links
to
additional
information
and
to
lesson
plans
that
use
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This
Antarctica
lesson
has
students
locate
the
continent
on
a
globe
and
on
a
map,
describe
and
illustrate
major
Antarctic
ecosystems,
and
explain
relationships
between
those
ecosystems.
They
will
also
construct
a
rough
map
of
Antarctic
ecosystems
and
explore
relationships
among
the
creatures
that
populate
them.
This
lesson
can
be
adapted
to
focus
on
other
regions,
including
the
one
in
which
students
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