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Physical Sciences Global Warming: Understanding Greenhouse Gases Physics, Physical Sciences; Earth Sciences: Grades 8-12, Undergrad. Content -- with movie clip overview     Flyer (pdf -- see page 7) Pricing and Ordering High School Lesson Plans   Climate Chnge North -- Canada Climate Status Investigations -- Science Developing Models -- Grades:  5-8   9-12 CO2 and Mass -- Grades:  5-8   9-12 Trapping CO2 -- Grades: 5-8   9-12 Too Cool for School — GHG Experiment: 5-8   9-12 Geologic Sequestration -- Grades: 5-8   9-12 Oceanic Absorption & Sequestration: 5-8   9-12 Terrestrial Sequestration: -- Grades:   5-8   9-12 Dr. Climatic 9-12 Eating Up Energy 9-12 Resources above available as Word docs and as Pdfs. A few are also available in Powerpoint National Science Education Standards Key (USA) Standards Key -- Grades:   5-8   9-12 Mobile Climate Science Labs Serving thousands of teachers and schools in Northern California Teacher Professional Development    Hands-on Science Resources for Schools Around the World      Labs and science demonstrations    Engaging students in the science specified in state content standards High School Chemistry (Grades 9-12) [pdf] High School Physics (Grades 9-12) [pdf] Investigation and Experimentation for Grades 9-12 Physical Sciences Grades K-8:    K   1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8 Outstanding, true hands-on learning -- Investigation and Experimentation NSDL Search: Physical Sciences + High School + carbon dioxide emissions   climate change    global warming   ocean acidification    sea level rise Physical Sciences + Middle School + carbon dioxide emissions   climate change   global warming   sea level rise Physical Sciences + Elementary School +    climate change    global warming University of Colorado PhET Interactive Simulations Sim. Library   New Releases   By Grade Level Biology     Chemistry    Earth Science    Math Physics      Cutting Edge Research     For Teachers Available in many languages (not just English) Recommendation sent to us by Stephanie Chasteen, Ph. D. Univ of Colorado, Boulder California Academy of Sciences Activity / Demonstration: Melting ice, Sea Level Rise. Global Climate Change and Sea Level Rise Grades 3, 5, 8 Physical Sciences-- California state content standards States of Matter, Making Predictions, Drawing Conclusions, Collecting Data, Buoyancy Crediting student creator: Developed off of science fair project created by ClimateChangeEducation.org volunteer and middle school student Patrick Weston. Presented at AAAS Conference in 2007 Also presented as a CC-ed.org hands-on demo theme since 2008. Article in Scientific American The Physical Science behind Climate Change -- October 6, 2008 Why are climatologists so highly confident that human activities are dangerously warming Earth? Members of the IPCC, the 2007 peace winner, write on climate change    World leading university program in climate education and outreach, resources About     Univ. of Colorado at Boulder -- Office of University Outreach     Continuing Ed For Educators    Model Lessons:   Evidence of Climate Change [Middle School]     Mountain Pine Beetles [Grade 9-12, Middle]     Zoo Poo [Grade 10,11,12] Teacher Tested On-line Resources Conservation and Solutions    Climate Change - The Science and Data Curriculum and Lessons    Pine Bark Beetles    Lesson Plans and Teacher Guides -- for ages 13-15 Zerofootprint schools Now on PBS   Lesson Plan [pdf] Based on shows televised on PBS "We Have Power"   Renewable Energy By Elisa Latreille     For Grade 3 How Do Greenhouse Gases Affect Global Warming? Aileen M. Seshun, and Sherrye Pollard "Fuelling interest: climate change experiments"  By Dudley Shallcross, Tim Harrison, Steve Henshaw and Linda Sellou Thank you Science in School -- EIROforum

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