at the beginning of a lesson. It does not go into scientific detail about the processes involved in converting geothermal energy into electricity. Passed initial science review - expert science review ...

Students then compare their drawings and descriptions to photos of the different types of clouds in order to identify the types of clouds they have observed. Students correlate their descriptions to t ...

This video can be used to introduce the roles of data, scientists, and computer models in predicting weather and climate conditions. The animation includes several examples of visual results of comput ...

and an animation show how Arctic sea ice has been growing and shrinking, spinning, melting in place, and drifting out of the Arctic for the past three decades. NASA scientists explain the dynamics of ...

there is an opportunity for students to color their own diagrams. Worksheet-based activity in which students interpret global visualizations of incoming solar radiation, average surface temperatures, ...

rise - slideshow could be used as a conversation-starter with students. This resource can be used in a variety of types of lessons in geography, climate change, environmental science and anthropology. ...

the impacts of climate change on the Arctic and its ecosystems. This video is best used in conjunction with related videos: 1) Faces of Climate - Introduction [ and 2) Faces of Climate â Disappearing ...

methods of water storage or alternative water sources. Source : . Irrigation canal in Fruitland, Idaho. Public domain photo by U. S. Department of Agriculture, via Flickr. Last mo ...

students compare drainage patterns from their location of interest and why the patterns vary. In this resource, students learn about the relationship between precipitation and fresh water in the US. T ...

close buildings in San Francisco warm up under sunlight energy through the day. The urban environment offers little respite from extreme heat. Source :. San Francisco Skyline. Public domain, via pxher ...