ABSENT Part 1: 2/2 What is a glacier in Schoology 1. Complete the Pre Quiz Glacier Project Folder What is a Glacier 2. 3. Do not look up answers Write down Notes Complete Your Research (divide evenly between group) What is a glacier How much of Earth is covered by glaciers today How are glaciers formed Glaciers cause what to the land… 2 types of glaciers Where are they located Today (map) Make key Identifying the two types Commonly found Other names for these types of glaciers Last Ice Age California, Utah and Nevada where they covered by glaciers? How did the land change What was the sea level liked Take your post-test 16 points No looking things up Use your notes/research and map Work Together Part 1: 2/2 What is a glacier? 3 Group Members 4. Complete the Pre Quiz Each person 5. Do not look up answers Work Together Write down Notes Complete Your Research (divide evenly between group) Person 1 What is a glacier How much of Earth is covered by glaciers today How are glaciers formed Glaciers cause what to the land… Person 2 2 types of glaciers Where are they located Today (map) Make key Identifying the two types Commonly found Other names for these types of glaciers Person 3 6. Last Ice Age California, Utah and Nevada where they covered by glaciers? How did the land change What was the sea level liked Take your post-test 16 points No looking things up Use your notes/research and map Work Together Part 1: 2/2 What is a glacier? 4 Group Members 1. Complete the Pre Quiz Each person 2. Do not look up answers Work Together Write down Notes Complete Your Research (divide evenly between group) Person 1 What is a glacier How much of Earth is covered by glaciers today How are glaciers formed Glaciers cause what to the land… Person 2 2 types of glaciers Commonly found Other names for these types of glaciers Person 3 Where are the two types of glaciers located TODAY (map) Make a Key Identifying the two types Make a map of the Last Ice age Make key Identifying the two types Person 4 3. Last Ice Age California, Utah and Nevada where they covered by glaciers? How did the land change What was the sea level liked Take your post-test 16 points No looking things up Use your notes/research and map Work Together Part 1: 2/2 What is a glacier? 2 Group Members 1. Complete the Pre Quiz Each person 2. Do not look up answers Work Together Write down Notes Complete Your Research (divide evenly between group) Person 1 What is a glacier How much of Earth is covered by glaciers today How are glaciers formed Glaciers cause what to the land… 2 types of glaciers Commonly found Other names for these types of glaciers Where are the two types of glaciers located TODAY (map) Make a Key Identifying the two types Person 2 Make a map of the Last Ice age Make key Identifying the two types Last Ice Age California, Utah and Nevada where they covered by glaciers? How did the land change What was the sea level liked 3. Take your post-test 16 points No looking things up Use your notes/research and map Work Together Part 2: 2/4 Glacier Landforms & Features 3 Group Members 1. Decide your specialty Job Person1: Alpine Landforms (Question 1 on Pre-quiz) Chatter Marks and Troughs (Question 6) Person 2: Moraine Landforms (Question 2 on Pre-quiz) Moraines and Erratic (Question 6) Person 3: Continental Landforms (Question 3 on Pre-quiz) Grooves and Striations (question 6) 2. Complete the Pre Quiz Each person Do not look up answers Work Together Write down Vocab Words based on your job (see step 1) 3. Complete Your Research (based on specialty Job) Open Google Slide Share with your members Define your own vocabulary words Include a picture in your slide of what that vocab word (feature) looks like Identify where it is located in the picture Part 2: 2/5 Glacier Landforms & Features 3 Group Members 4. Research part 2 (based on specialty Job) Define topography map Define contour lines Explain how to read a topography map Find a one of your vocab words (glacier feature) on a TOPOGRAPHY MAP to add to your slide (3 total in final product (1 from each person) Label the vocab word in the slide 5. Take your post-test Glacier Landforms 26 points No looking things up Use your notes/research and map Work Together 6. Take your 2nd post-test Glacier Image 19 points No looking things up Use your notes/research and map Work Together Part 2: 2/4 Glacier Landforms & Features 4 Group Members 1. Decide your specialty Job Person1: Alpine Landforms (Question 1 on Pre-quiz) Person 2: Moraine Landforms (Question 2 on Pre-quiz) Person 3: Continental Landforms (Question 3 and 6 on Pre-quiz) - Following Terms: Kettles, Eskers, Drumlins, Glacial Lake, Erratic Moraines and Trough Person 4: Continental Landforms (Question 3 and 6on Pre-quiz) - Following Terms: Recessional Moraine, End Moraine, Out Wash, Braided Stream, Chatter Marks, Grooves and Striations 2. Complete the Pre Quiz Each person Do not look up answers Work Together Write down Vocab Words based on your job (see step 1) 3. Complete Your Research (based on specialty Job) Open Google Slide Share with your members Define your own vocabulary words Include a picture in your slide of what that vocab word (feature) looks like Identify where it is located in the picture Part 2: 2/5 Glacier Landforms & Features 4 Group Members 4. Research part 2 (based on specialty Job) Define topography map Define contour lines Explain how to read a topography map Find a one of your vocab words (glacier feature) on a TOPOGRAPHY MAP to add to your slide (4 total in final product (1 from each person) Label the vocab word in the slide 5. Take your post-test Glacier Landforms 26 points No looking things up Use your notes/research and map Work Together 6. Take your 2nd post-test Glacier Image 19 points No looking things up Use your notes/research and map Work Together Part 2: 2/4 Glacier Landforms & Features 2 Group Members 1. Decide your specialty Job Person1: Alpine Landforms (Question 1 on Pre-quiz) Continental Landforms (Question 3 and 6 on Pre-quiz) - Following Terms: Kettles, Eskers, Drumlins, Glacial Lake, Erratic Moraines and Trough Person 2: Moraine Landforms (Question 2 on Pre-quiz) Continental Landforms (Question 3 and 6on Pre-quiz) - Following Terms: Recessional Moraine, End Moraine, Out Wash, Braided Stream, Chatter Marks, Grooves and Striations 2. Complete the Pre Quiz Each person Do not look up answers Work Together Write down Vocab Words based on your job (see step 1) 3. Complete Your Research (based on specialty Job) Open Google Slide Share with your members Define your own vocabulary words Include a picture in your slide of what that vocab word (feature) looks like Identify where it is located in the picture Part 2: 2/5 Glacier Landforms & Features 2 Group Members 4. Research part 2 (based on specialty Job) Define topography map Define contour lines Explain how to read a topography map Find a one of your vocab words (glacier feature) on a TOPOGRAPHY MAP to add to your slide (4 total in final product (1 from each person) Label the vocab word in the slide 5. Take your post-test Glacier Landforms 26 points No looking things up Use your notes/research and map Work Together 6. Take your 2nd post-test Glacier Image 19 points No looking things up Use your notes/research and map Work Together