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9-12, Environmental Science
Std 10.0: Describe the composition of soil profiles and soil samples of varying climates.
  • Identify various processes and activities that promote soil formation

Examples: weathering, decomposition, depostion


Lesson Plans:

How Fast Do Sediment Grains of Different Sizes Settle?
Students will define rate, turbidity, and settling rate and explain the relation between settling rate and turbidity.
Students will interpret change in turbidity with time as a function of settling rates of sediment of different grain sizes.
Students will predict how the clarity of water in a stream or in the ocean will differ during periods of flood vs. low water, or during a storm vs. between storms, and explain the basis for this prediction

Demonstrations in Soil Science

A Soil Profile
create soil profiles

What's Happening Below the Surface?
An experiment to familiarize students with soil sampling.

 

Resources:

Welcome to the NRCS Soils Website

AirData : Access to Air Pollution Data

 

 

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