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AIM: DO NOW: HW:

AIM: DO NOW: HW:

AIM: DO NOW: HW:

AIM: DO NOW: HW:

AIM: WHAT IS WEDGL? ? ? DO NOW: 1. TAKE A VOCAB 2. IF

AIM: WHAT IS WEDGL? ? ? DO NOW: 1. TAKE A VOCAB 2. IF YOU NEED TO MAKE UP THE TEST BE READY NOW! IF YOU HAVE BOTH PARTS TO MAKE UP I WILL SEE YOU AT LUNCH TODAY =( HW: 1. VOCAB part 1 DUE FRIDAY 2. CHECK HW CALENDAR

WHAT IS THE KEY ACTION WORD IN THE QUESTION? ?

WHAT IS THE KEY ACTION WORD IN THE QUESTION? ?

Rock Cycle R. T. pg. 6

Rock Cycle R. T. pg. 6

AIM: WHAT IS AN AQUIFER AND WHY SHOULD I CARE? (GROUNDWATER) DO NOW: ANSWER

AIM: WHAT IS AN AQUIFER AND WHY SHOULD I CARE? (GROUNDWATER) DO NOW: ANSWER WHERE DO WE GET OUR DRINKING WATER FROM? ? ? HW: 1. READ PAGES 1 -3 IN LAB # 27 (GROUNDWATER ACTIVITY) QUICK FILL IN QUIZ TOMORROW!!!!!

What is the purpose of a shed in your backyard?

What is the purpose of a shed in your backyard?

The World’s Water Supply • 97% of Earth’s water is SALT water • 3%

The World’s Water Supply • 97% of Earth’s water is SALT water • 3% is FRESH water

2% is confined to ice and glaciers That only leaves 1% of all the

2% is confined to ice and glaciers That only leaves 1% of all the water on Earth available for humans to use!

LOOK AT THE PICTURE ON THE SIDE BOARD……. .

LOOK AT THE PICTURE ON THE SIDE BOARD……. .

How is Water Recycled? • The water cycle - water circulates between the hydrosphere

How is Water Recycled? • The water cycle - water circulates between the hydrosphere (water) and atmosphere (air)

Water evaporates fastest when there are… 1. WARM TEMPERATURES 2. FAST WINDS

Water evaporates fastest when there are… 1. WARM TEMPERATURES 2. FAST WINDS

3. HIGH SURFACE AREA 4. DRY AIR (low humidity)

3. HIGH SURFACE AREA 4. DRY AIR (low humidity)

AIM: GROUNDWATER ACTIVITY DO NOW: ALL PERIODS CLEAR DESK EXCEPT FOR A PEN/PENCIL HW:

AIM: GROUNDWATER ACTIVITY DO NOW: ALL PERIODS CLEAR DESK EXCEPT FOR A PEN/PENCIL HW: LAB #27 DUE MONDAY

AIM: GROUNDWATER ACTIVITY (PERIOD 2 AND 7) DO NOW: 1. TAKE OUT LAB #

AIM: GROUNDWATER ACTIVITY (PERIOD 2 AND 7) DO NOW: 1. TAKE OUT LAB # 26 2. SIT QUIETLY AND WAIT FOR INSTRUCTION =) HW: 1. LAB #27 DUE MONDAY 2. VOCAB PART 1 DUE TOMORROW 3. GROUNDWATER REVIEW QUESTIONS DUE MONDAY

AIM: What is permeability? DO NOW: 1. Which container will allow water to flow

AIM: What is permeability? DO NOW: 1. Which container will allow water to flow through faster? Which container has a greater total porosity? Which will retain more water? HW: 1. LAB #27 DUE MONDAY 2. VOCAB PART 1 DUE TOMORROW 3. GROUNDWATER REVIEW QUESTIONS DUE MONDAY

1. Infer why water will get stuck traveling through column D. 2. Determine what

1. Infer why water will get stuck traveling through column D. 2. Determine what will happen to the rate of the water as it travels through the other columns.

What conditions allow for infiltration of water into ground? • Unsaturated – empty (not

What conditions allow for infiltration of water into ground? • Unsaturated – empty (not already filled with water) • Gentle Slope – so water is able to seep in

 • Permeable – ground must have open pore spaces (porosity) to allow water

• Permeable – ground must have open pore spaces (porosity) to allow water to pass through (pavement or black top are not permeable. )

 • Water will infiltrate when the ground is flat and permeable

• Water will infiltrate when the ground is flat and permeable

AIM: REVIEW OF GROUNDWATER DO NOW: 1. TAKE OUT VOCAB HW: 1. LAB #

AIM: REVIEW OF GROUNDWATER DO NOW: 1. TAKE OUT VOCAB HW: 1. LAB # 27 DUE MONDAY 2. GROUNDWATER REVIEW QUESTIONS DUE MONDAY

What is permeability? • The rate at which groundwater will infiltrate the rock and

What is permeability? • The rate at which groundwater will infiltrate the rock and sediments • Bigger pore spaces = faster permeability

WHAT HAPPENS IF THE WATER CANT PERMEAT INTO THE GROUND FAST ENOUGH?

WHAT HAPPENS IF THE WATER CANT PERMEAT INTO THE GROUND FAST ENOUGH?

Runoff

Runoff

What conditions cause Runoff? 1. Ground is frozen (not permeable)

What conditions cause Runoff? 1. Ground is frozen (not permeable)

2. Soil is already fully saturated with water 3. Rainfall exceeds the rate of

2. Soil is already fully saturated with water 3. Rainfall exceeds the rate of infiltration

4. The slope of the land is steep 5. Vegetation of area has been

4. The slope of the land is steep 5. Vegetation of area has been stripped away

Why does the water travel upward through the paper towel?

Why does the water travel upward through the paper towel?

Capillary Action • The upward movement of water against gravity

Capillary Action • The upward movement of water against gravity

 • Occurs because water is sticky –(positive Hydrogen's and negative Oxygen attract) •

• Occurs because water is sticky –(positive Hydrogen's and negative Oxygen attract) • The smaller the pores, the higher the water rises

WHERE IS THE ZONE OF SATURATION IN THIS DIAGRAM? WHAT COULD CAUSE THE ZONE

WHERE IS THE ZONE OF SATURATION IN THIS DIAGRAM? WHAT COULD CAUSE THE ZONE OF SATURATION TO INCREASE IN HEIGHT?

What is the water table? • The level of stored water within rock and

What is the water table? • The level of stored water within rock and sediments underneath us. • Where the zone of saturation meets the zone of aeration.

The Water Table • Groundwater flows from areas where the water-table is high, to

The Water Table • Groundwater flows from areas where the water-table is high, to areas where it’s low.

Why do lakes and streams dry up?

Why do lakes and streams dry up?

 • A lack of PRECIPITATION will DECREASE the water table • An increase

• A lack of PRECIPITATION will DECREASE the water table • An increase in PRECIPITATION will INCREASE the water table

What determines the changing level of our water table?

What determines the changing level of our water table?

Porosity – the percentage of pore space • Water is found in the pores

Porosity – the percentage of pore space • Water is found in the pores between particles of rock.

 • The more pores there are, the more water can be held

• The more pores there are, the more water can be held

High Porosity Low Porosity

High Porosity Low Porosity

What affects porosity?

What affects porosity?

1. Shape of Particle A ANGULAR FITS CLOSER ROUND DOESN’T FIT CLOSE Low Porosity

1. Shape of Particle A ANGULAR FITS CLOSER ROUND DOESN’T FIT CLOSE Low Porosity High Porosity B

2. Packing • CLOSER = LESS SPACE • FARTHER = MORE SPACE Higher Porosity

2. Packing • CLOSER = LESS SPACE • FARTHER = MORE SPACE Higher Porosity

3. Sorting A Well Sorted Unsorted High Porosity Low Porosity B

3. Sorting A Well Sorted Unsorted High Porosity Low Porosity B

 • The total porosity will be equal if they have the same shape

• The total porosity will be equal if they have the same shape and sorting…. . regardless of size