Methods of Science. 1. Understanding Science NOS4 NOS Measurement and Scientific Tools NOS12-NOS20
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1 Correlation to Show Compatibility of iscience - Earth Science with the Next Generation Science Standards Performance Expectations and Disciplinary Core Ideas iscience provides optimal flexibility for the initial implementation of the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) into your curriculum. This correlation to the Performance Expectations and (DCIs) will help guide and inform your curriculum decisions as you transition the NGSS into your science instruction. Lesson/Feature Title Methods of Science 1. Understanding Science NOS4 NOS12 2. Measurement and Scientific Tools NOS12-NOS20 3. Case Study: The Iceman s Last journey NOS20-NOS27 Chapter 1 Mapping Earth 1. Maps Technology and Mapmaking Chapter 2 Earth s Structure Chapter Opener ESS1.B (MS-ESS1-2), ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-1) TE: IM 38H; SCB 38E 1. Spherical Earth ESS1.B (MS-ESS1-2), ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-2) TE: GQ 42, 43, 44; T 45; VL 43 Careers in Science ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-1) Earth s Interior ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-1) Earth s Surface
2 Chapter 3 Minerals 1. What is a mineral? MS-ESS2-1, ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-1); MS-ESS TE: TD 83; GQ 82, 83; VL 83 Careers in Science MS-ESS How are minerals identified? Relationships in Ecosystems ESS3.A (MS-ESS3-1), ESS3.C (MS-ESS3-3)(MS-ESS3-4) TE: DI 97; GQ 96, 97; TD 97; VL 96 Launch Lab ESS3.A (MS-ESS3-1) 95 MiniLab ESS3.A (MS-ESS3-1) 98 2
3 Chapter 4 Rocks Chapter Opener MS-ESS2-1, ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-1) TE: SCB 108E 1. Rocks and the Rock Cycle MS-ESS2-1, ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-1) TE: DI 115; VL 115; GQ 114 MiniLab MS-ESS Careers in Science MS-ESS2-2, ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-2) Igneous Rocks MS-ESS2-1, ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-1) TE: GQ 119; VL 121 Launch Lab MS-ESS2-1, ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-1) 119 MiniLab MS-ESS Sedimentary Rocks MS-ESS2-1, MS-ESS2-2, ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-1) TE: DI 127; FF 129; GQ Metamorphic Rocks MS-ESS2-1, ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-1) TE: ACT 133; GQ 134 Launch Lab MS-ESS Inquiry Extension ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-1) 139 Problems 12, 13 MS-ESS
4 Chapter 5 Weathering and Soil Chapter Opener MS-ESS2-2, ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-2) TE: SCB 146E-F 1. Weathering MS-ESS2-1, MS-ESS2-2, ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-2) TE: ACT 155 Launch Lab MS-ESS MiniLab MS-ESS Inquiry Skill Practice MS-ESS Soil ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-2), MS-ESS TE: GQ 160, 161, 164; VL 164 Inquiry Lab MS-ESS
5 Chapter 6 Erosion and Deposition Chapter Opener MS-ESS2-2, ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-2) TE: IM 174H; SCB 174E-F; GQ 174; IWS 174D 1. The Erosion-Deposition Process MS-ESS2-2, ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-2), ESS2.C (MS-ESS2-2) TE: FF 181; GQ 176, 177,178, 179,180, 182; VL 178, 183 Launch Lab ESS2.C (MS-ESS2-2) 177 MiniLab ESS2.C (MS-ESS2-2) Landforms Shaped by Water and Wind MS-ESS2-2, ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-2), ESS2.C (MS-ESS2-2), MS-ESS TE: GQ 186, 187, 188, 189, 190, 191; DI 189, 191; VL 188, 189, 191; CD 193 Problems 9-10 MS-ESS How Nature Works MS-ESS2-2, ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-2) 185 Launch Lab ESS2.C (MS-ESS2-2) 187 MiniLab ESS2.C (MS-ESS2-2) 190 Inquiry Skill Practice ESS2.C (MS-ESS2-2) Mass Wasting and Glaciers MS-ESS2-2, ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-2), ESS2.C (MS-ESS2-2), MS-ESS3-2, MS-ESS3-3, ESS3.B (MS-ESS3-2), ESS3.C (MS-ESS3-3) TE: DI 195, 199; GQ 196, 197, 198; VL 199, 200; TD 201; CD 199 MiniLab Launch Lab Inquiry Lab MS-ESS2-2, ESS2.C (MS-ESS2-2), ESS3.B (MS-ESS3-2) MS-ESS2-2, ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-2), ESS2.C (MS-ESS2-2) ESS2.C (MS-ESS2-2), MS-ESS3-2, MS-ESS3-3, ESS3.B (MS-ESS3-2)
6 Chapter Opener Lesson/Feature Title Chapter 7 Plate Tectonics ESS1.C (HS.ESS1.C GBE)(secondary to MS- ESS2-3), ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-1), ESS2.A (MS- ESS2-2) TE: IM 214H; SCB 214E-F 1. The Continental Drift Hypothesis MS-ESS2-3, ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-2), ESS2.B(MS-ESS2-3) TE: ACT 217; DI 219, 221; FF 219; GQ 217, 218, 219, 220; TD 219, 221; VL 218, 219, 220; BYR 223; AYR 223 Launch Lab MS-ESS2-3, ESS2.B(MS-ESS2-3) 217 MiniLab MS-ESS2-3, ESS2.B(MS-ESS2-3) 221 Careers in Science MS-ESS2-3, ESS2.B(MS-ESS2-3) Development of a Theory MS-ESS2-3, ESS1.C (HS.ESS1.C GBE)(secondary to MS-ESS2-3) TE: GQ 226,227; VL 226; DI 227 Launch Lab MiniLab Inquiry Skill Practice ESS1.C (HS.ESS1.C GBE)(secondary to MS- ESS2-3) MS-ESS2-2, ESS1.C (HS.ESS1.C GBE)(secondary to MS-ESS2-3), ESS2.A (MS- ESS2-2) MS-ESS2-3, ESS1.C (HS.ESS1.C GBE)(secondary to MS-ESS2-3) The Theory of Plate Tectonics MS-ESS2-2, ESS1.C (HS.ESS1.C GBE)(secondary to MS-ESS2-3), ESS2.A (MS- ESS2-1), ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-2) TE: VL 236; TD 239 Math Skills MS-ESS Inquiry Lab MS-ESS2-3, ESS1.C (HS.ESS1.C GBE)(secondary to MS-ESS2-3) Writing in Science MS-ESS2-2, ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-2) 247 7/25/13 6
7 Chapter 8 Earth Dynamics Chapter Opener MS-ESS2-2 TE: SCB 250E-F 1. Forces that Shape Earth MS-ESS2-1, MS-ESS2-2, ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-2) TE: DI 257; VL 257 MiniLab MS-ESS Landforms at Plate Boundaries MS-ESS2-3, ESS1.C (HS.ESS1.C GBE)(secondary to MS-ESS2-3), ESS2.A (MS- ESS2-2) TE: GQ 262, 263, 264; VL 263, 265 MiniLab MS-ESS2-3, ESS1.C (HS.ESS1.C GBE)(secondary to MS-ESS2-3) 264 How Nature Works ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-2) Mountain Building MS-ESS2-2, ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-2) MiniLab MS-ESS Inquiry Skill Practice MS-ESS2-2, ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-2) Continent Building MS-ESS2-2, ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-2) TE: GQ 269 MiniLab MS-ESS
8 Chapter 9 Earthquakes and Volcanoes 1. Earthquakes MS-ESS2-2, MS-ESS3-2, ESS3.B (MS-ESS3-2) TE: CIS 299; DI 301; GQ 302; RWS 303; VL 302 Launch Lab MS-ESS Inquiry Skill Practice Volcanoes MS-ESS2-2, ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-2), MS-ESS3-2, ESS3.B (MS-ESS3-2) TE: GQ 309, 314 Inquiry Lab ESS3.B (MS-ESS3-2) Chapter 10 Clues to Earth s Past Chapter Opener ESS1.C (MS-ESS1-4) TE: IM 324H; SCB 324E-F 1. Fossils MS-ESS1-4, ESS1.C (MS-ESS1-4) TE: GQ 332,333 Launch Lab MS-ESS1-4, ESS1.C (MS-ESS1-4) 327 Careers in Science MS-ESS1-4, ESS1.C (MS-ESS1-4) Relative-Age Dating MS-ESS1-4, ESS1.C (MS-ESS1-4) TE: GQ 336, 337, 338, 339, 342; VL 341 Launch Lab MS-ESS1-4, ESS1.C (MS-ESS1-4) 337 MiniLab MS-ESS1-4, ESS1.C (MS-ESS1-4) 339 Inquiry Skill Practice MS-ESS1-4, ESS1.C (MS-ESS1-4) Absolute-Age Dating Inquiry Lab MS-ESS1-4, ESS1.C (MS-ESS1-4)
9 Chapter 11 Geologic Time Chapter Opener MS-ESS1-4, ESS1.C (MS-ESS1-4) TE: IM 360H; IWS 360D 1. Geologic History and the Evolution of Life MS-ESS1-4, ESS1.C (MS-ESS1-4), ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-2) TE: GQ 364, 365, 367; VL 365 Inquiry Skill Practice MS-ESS The Paleozoic Era ESS1.C (MS-ESS1-4), ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-2) TE: GQ 375 MiniLab ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-2) The Mesozoic Era ESS1.C (MS-ESS1-4), ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-2) TE: GQ 379, 381, The Cenozoic Era ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-2) TE: GQ 388, 389 MiniLab ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-2) 392 9
10 Chapter 12 Geologic Time Chapter Opener MS-ESS2-6, ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-1) TE: SCB 406E-F 1. Describing Earth s Atmosphere ESS3.A (MS-ESS3-1) Careers in Science ESS3.C (MS-ESS3-3) Energy Transfer in the Atmosphere MS-ESS2-6, ESS2.D (MS-ESS2-6) TE: TD 421; VL 421 MiniLab ESS2.D (MS-ESS2-6) 423 Inquiry Skill Practice ESS2.D (MS-ESS2-6) Air Currents MS-ESS2-5, MS-ESS2-6, ESS2.C (MS-ESS2-5), ESS2.D (MS-ESS2-6) TE: CA 429; DI 429; VL 428, 430; GQ 427, 428, 429, 430 Launch Lab MS-ESS2-5, ESS2.C (MS-ESS2-5) 427 MiniLab MS-ESS Inquiry Skill Practice MS-ESS2-6, ESS2.C (MS-ESS2-5) Air Quality MS-ESS3-3, ESS3.C (MS-ESS3-3), ESS3.C (MS-ESS3-3)(MS-ESS3-4) TE: DI 435, 437, 438; CD 437, 439; RWS 439 Launch Lab ESS3.C (MS-ESS3-3) 434 MiniLab ESS3.C (MS-ESS3-3) 437 Inquiry Lab ESS2.D (MS-ESS2-6)
11 Chapter 13 Weather Chapter Opener MS-ESS2-5, ESS2.C (MS-ESS2-5) TE: IM 448H; SCB 448E-F 1. Describing Weather MS-ESS2-5, ESS2.C (MS-ESS2-4), ESS2.C (MS-ESS2-5), ESS2.C (MS-ESS2-4) TE: GQ 450, 454, 455; VL 454, 455 Launch Lab MS-ESS2-4, ESS2.C (MS-ESS2-5) 451 MiniLab ESS2.C (MS-ESS2-5) 453 Science & Society ESS2.C (MS-ESS2-5), ESS2.D (MS-ESS2-6), ESS3.C (MS-ESS3-3) Weather Patterns MS-ESS2-5, ESS2.C (MS-ESS2-5), ESS2.D (MS-ESS2-6), MS-ESS TE: ACT 459, 467; DI 461, 463, 467; GQ 460, 461, 462, 463, 465, 467; VL 463, 466 MiniLab MS-ESS Inquiry Skill Practice MS-ESS2-5, ESS2.C (MS-ESS2-5) Weather Forecasts MS-ESS2-5, ESS2.D (MS-ESS2-5) TE: GQ 471, 472, 474 Inquiry Lab MS-ESS2-5, ESS2.D (MS-ESS2-5)
12 Chapter 14 Climate Chapter Opener MS-ESS2-6, ESS3.D (MS-ESS3-5) TE: IWS 484D; SCB 484E-F 1. Climates of Earth MS-ESS2-6, ESS2.D (MS-ESS2-6) TE: VL 489; DI 489; GQ 488, 489; FF 489 MiniLab ESS2.C (MS-ESS2-5), ESS2.D (MS-ESS2-6) 492 Inquiry Skill Practice ESS2.D (MS-ESS2-6) Climate Cycles MS-ESS2-6, ESS2.D (MS-ESS2-6) TE: VL 500; GQ 500, 501 MiniLab MS-ESS2-6, ESS2.D (MS-ESS2-6) 501 Careers in Science ESS2.D (MS-ESS2-6) Recent Climate Change ESS2.D (MS-ESS2-5), MS-ESS3-4, MS-ESS3-5, ESS3.C (MS-ESS3-3), ESS3.C (MS-ESS3-3)(MS-ESS3-4), ESS3.D (MS-ESS3-5) TE: DI 507, 509, 510; GQ 506, 507, 510; ACT 509; FF 507; GQ 505, 506, 507, 508, 509, 510; VL 505, 507 Launch Lab MS-ESS MiniLab MS-ESS3-5, ESS3.D (MS-ESS3-5) 509 Problem 9 MS-ESS Inquiry Lab MS-ESS
13 Chapter Opener Lesson/Feature Title Chapter 15 Earth s Water MS-ESS2-4, ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-1), ESS2.C (MS-ESS2-4), ESS3.A (MS-ESS3-1) TE: SCB 524E; IM 524H; GQ The Water Planet MS-ESS2-4, ESS2.A (MS-ESS2-1), ESS2.C (MS-ESS2-4), MS-ESS3-1, ESS3.A (MS- ESS3-1) TE: DI 531, 532, 533; GQ 528, 532, 533; TD 533; VL 529, ; T The Properties of Water Water Quality ESS3.A (MS-ESS3-1), ESS3.C (MS-ESS3-3), ESS3.C (MS-ESS3-3)(MS-ESS3-4) TE: GQ 546, 547, 548, 549; TD 549 MiniLab ESS3.C (MS-ESS3-3)
14 Chapter Opener Lesson/Feature Title Chapter 16 Oceans MS-ESS2-6, ESS2.C (MS-ESS2-5), ESS2.C (MS-ESS2-4), ESS2.C (MS-ESS2-6) TE: SCB 560F 1. Composition and Structure of Earth s Oceans ESS2.C (MS-ESS2-6) Ocean Waves and Tides Ocean Currents MS-ESS2-6, ESS2.C (MS-ESS2-5), ESS2.C (MS-ESS2-4), ESS2.C (MS-ESS2-6), ESS2.D (MS-ESS2-6) TE: ACT 583; VL 583, 584, 585; GQ 583, 584, 585; RWS 585 MiniLab MS-ESS2-6, ESS2.C (MS-ESS2-6) 585 Inquiry Skill Practice Environmental Impacts on Oceans MS-ESS3-3, MS-ESS3-5, ESS3.C (MS-ESS3-3), ESS3.C (MS-ESS3-3)(MS-ESS3-4) TE: GQ 590, 591, 592, 593; VL 593 Launch Lab ESS3.C (MS-ESS3-3) 589 MiniLab ESS3.C (MS-ESS3-3) 594 Inquiry Lab
15 Chapter 17 Freshwater Chapter Opener MS-ESS3-4, MS-ESS3-5 TE: SCB 604F; IM 604H 1. Glaciers and Polar Ice Sheets MS-ESS3-1, MS-ESS3-5, ESS3.D (MS-ESS3-5) TE: GQ 607, 612; VL 612 Launch Lab MS-ESS Science & Society ESS3.C (MS-ESS3-3) Streams and Lakes ESS3.C (MS-ESS3-3) Groundwater and Wetlands MS-ESS3-1, MS-ESS TE: ACT 625; GQ 625, 626, 627; TA 631 Inquiry Lab ESS3.C (MS-ESS3-3)(MS-ESS3-4)
16 Chapter 18 Natural Resources Chapter Opener ESS3.A (MS-ESS3-1) TE: SCB 640E-F 1. Energy Resources MS-ESS3-1, MS-ESS3-3, MS-ESS3-4, ESS3.A (MS-ESS3-1), ESS3.C (MS-ESS3-3), ESS3.C (MS-ESS3-3)(MS-ESS3-4) TE: DI 645; GQ 643, 644, 645, 646, 649; VL 644; FF 645; TA 647 Launch Lab ESS3.A (MS-ESS3-1) Renewable Energy Resources MS-ESS3-3, ESS3.C (MS-ESS3-3)(MS-ESS3-4) TE: GQ 665; CIS 657 Inquiry Skill Practice MS-ESS3-3, ESS3.D (MS-ESS3-5) Land Resources MS-ESS3-1, MS-ESS3-3, ESS3.C (MS-ESS3-3) TE: TA 663; GQ 662, 664, 665; A 665; DI 665 Green Science MS-ESS3-3, ESS3.C (MS-ESS3-3)(MS-ESS3-4) Air and Water Resources MS-ESS3-3, ESS3.A (MS-ESS3-1) Inquiry Lab MS-ESS
17 Unit Opener ESS3.C (MS-ESS3-3)(MS-ESS3-4) 684 Chapter 19 Exploring Space 1. Observing the Universe Early History of Space Exploration Recent and Future Space Missions MS-ESS TE: DI 709; GQ 706, 709, 711; VL 708,
18 Chapter Opener Lesson/Feature Title Chapter 20 The Sun-Earth-Moon System MS-ESS1-1, ESS1.A (MS-ESS1-1), ESS1.B (MS-ESS1-1) TE: IM 722H; IWS 722D; SCB 722E-F; GQ Earth s Motion MS-ESS1-1, MS-ESS1-2, ESS1.A (MS- ESS1-1), ESS1.B (MS-ESS1-2) (MS-ESS1-3), ESS1.B (MS-ESS1-1) TE: DI 727, 729, 731; GQ 726, 727, 728, 729; TD 727; VL 727, 729, 731 MiniLab MS-ESS1-2, ESS1.B (MS-ESS1-2) (MS- ESS1-3), 726 Inquiry Skill Practice MS-ESS1-1, ESS1.B (MS-ESS1-1) Earth s Moon MS-ESS1-1, MS-ESS1-3, ESS1.A (MS-ESS1-1) TE: DI 739; VL 737, 739; DI 737, 739; G 738, 739 Launch Lab MS-ESS1-1, ESS1.A (MS-ESS1-1) 735 MiniLab ESS1.A (MS-ESS1-1) Eclipses and Tides MS-ESS1-1, MS-ESS1-3, ESS1.A (MS- ESS1-1), ESS1.B (MS-ESS1-1) TE: DI 745, 747; TD 747; VL 745, 746; GQ 742, 747, 747 Launch Lab MS-ESS MiniLab MS-ESS1-1, ESS1.B (MS-ESS1-1) 744 Inquiry Lab MS-ESS1-1, ESS1.A (MS-ESS1-1) Problems 12, 15, 20 MS-ESS1-1, ESS1.A (MS-ESS1-1), ESS1.B (MS-ESS1-1)
19 Chapter Opener Chapter 21 The Solar System MS-ESS1-2, ESS1.B (MS-ESS1-2) (MS-ESS1-3) TE: IM 758H; IWS 758D; SCB 758E-F 1. The Structure of the Solar System MS-ESS1-2, ESS1.B (MS-ESS1-2) (MS- ESS1-3) TE: TD 765; VL 765; ACT 763; GQ 762, 763 MiniLab MS-ESS1-2, ESS1.B (MS-ESS1-2) (MS-ESS1-3) 765 Careers in Science; It s your Turn ESS1.B (MS-ESS1-2) 767 TE: AYR The Inner Planets MS-ESS1-3, ESS1.B (MS-ESS1-2) (MS- ESS1-3) TE: ACT 769, 773; GQ 769, 770, 771,772, 773; VL 773 MiniLab Inquiry Skill Practice MS-ESS1-3, ESS1.B (MS-ESS1-2) (MS-ESS1-3) MS-ESS1-3, ESS1.B (MS-ESS1-2) (MS- ESS1-3) The Outer Planets MS-ESS1-3, ESS1.B (MS-ESS1-2) (MS-ESS1-3) TE: GQ 776, 778, 779, 780, 781; TD 777; VL 779, 780; ACT 781 Launch Lab MS-ESS Math Skills MS-ESS Dwarf Planets and Other Objects MS-ESS1-3, ESS1.B (MS-ESS1-2) (MS- ESS1-3) TE: GQ 781, 784, 786, 787; TD 785; VL 786, 787 Inquiry Lab MS-ESS1-3, ESS1.B (MS-ESS1-2) (MS- ESS1-3)
20 Chapter 22 Stars and Galaxies Chapter Opener ESS1.A (MS-ESS1-1), ESS1.A (MS-ESS1-2) SCB 798E, 798F 1. The View from Earth ESS1.A (MS-ESS1-1) TE: GQ 801; RWS The Sun and Other Stars Evolution of Stars Galaxies and the Universe MS-ESS1-2, ESS1.A (MS-ESS1-2) TE: GQ 825, 827; V 824 MiniLab MS-ESS
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