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Page 1: Introduction to Global Science Ch. 1. Four Branches of Earth Science Match the Branch with the Picture!!! 1.Geology 2.Oceanography 3.Meteorology 4.Astronomy

Introduction to Global Science

Ch. 1

Page 2: Introduction to Global Science Ch. 1. Four Branches of Earth Science Match the Branch with the Picture!!! 1.Geology 2.Oceanography 3.Meteorology 4.Astronomy

Four Branches of Earth Science

Match the Branch with the Picture!!!

1. Geology

2. Oceanography

3. Meteorology

4. Astronomy

A B

C D

Page 3: Introduction to Global Science Ch. 1. Four Branches of Earth Science Match the Branch with the Picture!!! 1.Geology 2.Oceanography 3.Meteorology 4.Astronomy

Importance of Earth Science

Journal: Why might studying Earth Science be valuable?

Page 4: Introduction to Global Science Ch. 1. Four Branches of Earth Science Match the Branch with the Picture!!! 1.Geology 2.Oceanography 3.Meteorology 4.Astronomy

Ecology• Where earth science and biology

meet!!!

• Earth scientists study the solid earth, water, and the atmosphere. – These nonliving parts of earth are related

to the living parts of earth. – Example: Ecosystem

Page 5: Introduction to Global Science Ch. 1. Four Branches of Earth Science Match the Branch with the Picture!!! 1.Geology 2.Oceanography 3.Meteorology 4.Astronomy

How is Earth Science Studied?

The Scientific Method– Observation– Research the topic– Form a Hypothesis– Test the Hypothesis (Experiment)– Conclusion

Page 6: Introduction to Global Science Ch. 1. Four Branches of Earth Science Match the Branch with the Picture!!! 1.Geology 2.Oceanography 3.Meteorology 4.Astronomy
Page 7: Introduction to Global Science Ch. 1. Four Branches of Earth Science Match the Branch with the Picture!!! 1.Geology 2.Oceanography 3.Meteorology 4.Astronomy

Hypothesis• An explanation for a question or a problem

that can be tested. • It is NOT a random guess!!!

• Question: How does sunlight affect plant growth?

• Example Hypothesis: An increase in sunlight will improve plant growth. – Can be phrased as an “If, then statement”– Example: If the amount of sun exposure is

increased, then plants will have an increase in growth as measured by height.

Page 8: Introduction to Global Science Ch. 1. Four Branches of Earth Science Match the Branch with the Picture!!! 1.Geology 2.Oceanography 3.Meteorology 4.Astronomy

Think / Pair / Share

Journal

Create your own testable hypothesis.

It can be about anything school appropriate.

Page 9: Introduction to Global Science Ch. 1. Four Branches of Earth Science Match the Branch with the Picture!!! 1.Geology 2.Oceanography 3.Meteorology 4.Astronomy

Experiment• Collecting information under controlled conditions

• Control Group: part of an experiment that is a standard against which results are compared.– Receives no experimental treatment.

• Experimental Group: one condition is changed in order to observe the result

Control Experimental (Test) GroupNo Fertilizer Fertilizer

Page 10: Introduction to Global Science Ch. 1. Four Branches of Earth Science Match the Branch with the Picture!!! 1.Geology 2.Oceanography 3.Meteorology 4.Astronomy

Collect Data • Quantitative Data: numerical

– Measurements of time, temperature, height, mass, area, etc.

• Qualitative Data: descriptions

Page 11: Introduction to Global Science Ch. 1. Four Branches of Earth Science Match the Branch with the Picture!!! 1.Geology 2.Oceanography 3.Meteorology 4.Astronomy

Conclusion

• Was the hypothesis supported by the results of the experiment?

• Is more data needed?– Experiment need to be repeated several

times with similar results – Experiments need to be reviewed by other

scientists

Page 12: Introduction to Global Science Ch. 1. Four Branches of Earth Science Match the Branch with the Picture!!! 1.Geology 2.Oceanography 3.Meteorology 4.Astronomy

Review

Journal

List the steps of the scientific method

Journal

Explain the difference between a control and experimental group