Unit B: Soil & Life Learning Goals

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Pre-Assessment Act 1. Why do leaves change color? Act 2. What was the Dust Bowl? Act 3. What is Weathering? ACT 4. Everything Begins & ends with soil ACT 5. What is Soil? Act 6. What are the layers of oil? Act 7. How does soil & soil layers form? Act 8. What are Soil Nutrients? Why is soil important? Post-Assessment Unit B: Soil and Life - Learning Goals Name: Period: Instructions: Use the performance expectations sheet to document your current level of understanding (1-4) for each learning goal after completing an activity. Unit B: Soil & Life Learning Goals Soil Formation 1. I can explain how soil is formed. Soil Layers and Hazards to Soil 2. I can explain how the 4 layers of healthy soil are formed & can give examples of hazards to healthy soil. Using Technology to Learn 3. I can complete a soil field study while using an ipad to support my learning.

Unit B: Soil & Life Performance Expectations Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Learning Goal #1: I can explain how soil is formed. Sand Loam silt clay nutrients nitrogen phosphorus potassium ph decomposition matter cycling organic inorganic chemical weathering physical weathering biological weathering I can identify & draw: Sand, Silt & Clay particles I know what each soil type is made of what each soil type looks like. that soil is made of both inorganic and organic materials. I can identify & draw organic & inorganic materials in a soil sample. I can accurately measure the key nutrients (NPK & ph) in soil samples. I can describe how the inorganic part of soil is made of physical weathering chemical weathering biological weathering I can explain to others how matter cycles in a forest through decomposition. Learning Goal #2: I can explain how the 4 layers of healthy soil are formed & can give examples of hazards to healthy soil soil horizon/layer o O horizon/layer o A horizon/layer o B horizon/layer o C horizon/layer humus soil organisms (macro/micro) physical properties biological properties chemical properties erosion overgrazing pollution soil sealing dead zones (HC/Challenge) I can identify the 4 layers of soil on a diagram. I can tell the: physical properties chemical properties and biological properties of soil layers are. 3 key hazards to healthy soil I can explain how the 4 layers of soil are formed. identify a soil layer based on its physical properties. give examples of how soil hazards occur. I can explain to others: the main conditions that caused the Dust Bowl to occur. 4 ways to avoid dust bowl (major soil erosion) problems Learning Goal #3: I can complete a soil field study while using an ipad to support my learning. field study results error data evidence conclusionvoc cards are not required for previous voc. words (in italics.) I can locate all my on line resources. I can accurately collect data for a field study. I can identify errors in a field study. I can use online resources to identify soil concepts, notes, voc. & HO. correctly analyze data. I can identify the type & cause of errors made in a field study. create a logical conclusion with at least 3 examples of evidence. I can explain how to use soil online resources & extended resources to others. correct errors made in another s field study I can provide additional evidence in my conclusion to make it even stronger.

Student Leadership, Participation & Teamwork Self-Assessment Tell 2 examples of your LPT skills per area to support your score 1 Below Standard, 2 Approaching Standard, 3 Standard, 4 Above Standard 1. Leadership: Explain w/2 examples: 2. Participation: Explain w/2 examples: 3. Teamwork: Explain w/2 examples: Student Growth, Learning Progress and Goal Setting. Please complete each section as indicated below. 4. Tell three concepts/learning goals that you have shown growth in. Explain. a. b. c. 5. Tell three concepts/learning goals you still need more growth in. Explain. a. b. c. Parent Signature Comments: Date: Teacher Review - To be completed by your teacher 1 Below Standard, 2 Approaching Standard, 3 Standard, 4 Above Standard 1. Activities completed..... 2. Corrections made in red pen..... 3. Self-assessment & learning goals completed above.... 4. Parent review completed FINAL SCORE... Leadership, Participation & Teamwork rating.. Voc Voc