Week 14 6.5 a, b, d Fusion Textbook explain that elements are Adhesion Water Properties (Matter) Unit 6 Lesson 1 represented by symbols. Cohesion molecule structure, Scope & Sequence Physical polarity, Unique properties Molecular Attraction comprehend and apply key Weathering of water (adhesion, Water Formation terminology related to water Chemical cohesion, universal The Effect on and its properties and uses. Weathering Ocean’s solvent) Climate 1 model and explain the shape Polar molecule Universal Solvent and composition of a water Surface Tension molecule. Capillary Action Universal Solvent comprehend the adhesive Dissolve and cohesive properties of water. design an investigation to demonstrate the ability of water to dissolve materials. infer how the unique properties of water are key to life processes Weeks 15-18 6.5 b, e, f Fusion Textbook comprehend and apply basic Organisms Living Systems 6.7 a-g Unit 3 Lesson 3 terminology related to Ecosystem Earth Resources 6.9 c Unit 6 Lesson 1, 3-4 watersheds. Abiotic/biotic Water properties in phases Unit 8 Lesson 1,2, & 4 Local and Regional of matter; Scope & Sequence use topographic· Watersheds Ecosystems: biotic/abiotic Investigating Watershed comprehend and apply basic Estuary in determining type of Unit terminology related to Wetland ecosystem; functions of watersheds. Riparian Buffer estuaries and wetlands What are Macroinvertebrate Virginia’s Fish tanks use topographic maps Divide Watersheds? Watersheds: identifying Tributary Estuaries and locating local locate watersheds Erosion Wetlands watersheds and the Sediment Water Quality geographical markers of a design an investigation to Runoff Water Testing watershed; factors that model the effects of stream pH Macroinvertebrates affect water quality and flow on various slopes. Acid/Alkaline how to maintain water Dissolved Oxygen Stream Flow and Slope quality within a watershed, analyze and explain the Turbidity Conservation functioning of wetlands Land-use Peterson’s Pond
Week 14 Water Properties (Matter) molecule structure, polarity, Unique properties of water (adhesion, cohesion, universal solvent) 6.5 a, b, d Fusion Textbook Unit 6 Lesson 1 Scope & Sequence Molecular Attraction Water Formation The Ocean’s Effect on Climate 1 Universal Solvent explain that elements are represented by symbols. comprehend and apply key terminology related to water and its properties and uses. model and explain the shape and composition of a water molecule. comprehend the adhesive and cohesive properties of water. design an investigation to demonstrate the ability of water to dissolve materials. infer how the unique properties of water are key to life processes Adhesion Cohesion Physical Weathering Chemical Weathering Polar molecule Surface Tension Capillary Action Universal Solvent Dissolve Weeks 15-18 Living Systems Earth Resources Water properties in phases of matter; Ecosystems: biotic/abiotic in determining type of ecosystem; functions of estuaries and wetlands Fish tanks Watersheds: identifying and locating local watersheds and the geographical markers of a watershed; factors that affect water quality and how to maintain water quality within a watershed, Peterson’s Pond 6.5 b, e, f 6.7 a-g 6.9 c Fusion Textbook Unit 3 Lesson 3 Unit 6 Lesson 1, 3-4 Unit 8 Lesson 1,2, & 4 Scope & Sequence Investigating Watershed Unit What are Virginia’s Watersheds? Estuaries Wetlands Water Quality Water Testing Macroinvertebrates Stream Flow and Slope Conservation comprehend and apply basic terminology related to watersheds. use topographic· comprehend and apply basic terminology related to watersheds. use topographic maps locate watersheds design an investigation to model the effects of stream flow on various slopes. analyze and explain the functioning of wetlands Organisms Ecosystem Abiotic/biotic Local and Regional Watersheds Estuary Wetland Riparian Buffer Macroinvertebrate Divide Tributary Erosion Sediment Runoff pH Acid/Alkaline Dissolved Oxygen Turbidity Land-use
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