UNIT 1

EARTH AND SPACE

Chapter 1
Geologic Phenomena
Chapter 2
Disaster Risk Reduction
and Management
Chapter 1
Geologic Phenomena
Lesson 1
Setting Boundaries
Lesson 2
Moving Secrets
Chapter 2
Disaster Risk Reduction and
Management
Lesson 1
Trails of Natural Phenomena
Lesson 2
Are You Ready?
1. What is the plate tectonics theory?
2. How are plate boundaries formed?
3. What causes plate movements?
4. What should be done to prepare for
earthquakes, tsunamis, and volcanic
eruptions?
5. How do different geologic
phenomena such as earthquakes and
volcanic eruptions affect the lives of
people and other living things?
UNIT 2
FORCE AND ENERGY
Chapter 3
All about Light
Chapter 4
Electricity and
Magnetism
 Chapter 3
All about Light
Lesson 1 The Wave Model of Light
Lesson 2 Reflection and Mirrors
Lesson 3 Refraction and Lenses
 Chapter 4
Electricity and Magnetism
Lesson 1
Magnetism and Magnetic Fields
Lesson 2
Forces Caused by Magnetic Fields
Lesson 3
Electromagnetic Induction
1. What are the practical applications of
electromagnetic waves?
2. What are the characteristics of images formed by
mirrors and lenses (plane curved)?
3. What are the general properties of magnets?
4. What is the purpose of an electric motor?
5. How does the change in magnetic field produce
an electric current?
6. What is an electric generator? How does it work?
UNIT 3
LIVING THINGS AND THEIR
ENVIRONMENT
Chapter 5
Coordinated Functions of the
Nervous, Endocrine, and
Reproductive Systems
Chapter 6
Heredity: Inheritance and
Variation of Traits
 Chapter 5
Coordinated Functions of the
Nervous, Endocrine, and
Reproductive Systems
Lesson 1 Team Work
Lesson 2 Systems in Harmony
 Chapter 6
Heredity: Inheritance and
Variation of Traits

Lesson 1 The Spiral Staircase

Lesson 2 Deciphering the Code
Chapter 7
Biodiversity and
Evolution
Chapter 8
Ecosystems
 Chapter 7
Biodiversity and Evolution
Lesson 1 You Will Survive!
Lesson 2 The Thing Speak for Itself
Lesson 3 Making a Difference
Lesson 4 Going Back in Time
Lesson 5 Tracing Human Evolution
 Chapter 8
Ecosystems

Lesson 1
Biodiversity Promotes Stability
Lesson 2
Reaching the Tipping Point
1. How do the NS, the ES, and the reproductive
system work together?
2. How do DNA molecules transfer genetic
information and get involved in protein
synthesis?
3. How does evolution through natural selection
result in biodiversity?
4. What is the difference of the theory of natural
selection from other theories about evolution?
5. How can fossil records, comparative anatomy,
and genetic information provide evidence of
evolution?
6. What is the influence of biodiversity on the
stability of ecosystems?
UNIT 4
MATTER
Chapter 9
Gases: The Moving Particles

Chapter 10
The Biomolecules
Chapter 11
Chemical Reactions Everywhere
 Chapter 9
Gases: The Moving Particles

Lesson 1
Gases: Behavior and Properties
Lesson 2 P vs V : Boyle’s Law
Lesson 3 V vs T: Charle’s Law
Lesson 4 The Ideal and Real Gases
 Chapter 10
The Biomolecules
Lesson 1 Elements in Living Systems
Lesson 2 CHO
Lesson 3 CHON
Lesson 4 Lipids
Lesson 5 Nucleic Acids
 Chapter 11
Chemical Reactions Everywhere

Lesson 1
Chemical Reactions: Evidence of
Change
Lesson 2 Mass and Chemical Rxns
Lesson 3 Reaction Rates
1. How do gases behave according to the
KMT of gases?
2. What is the relationship between the
volume and pressure of gases?
3. What is the relationship between the
volume and temperature of gases?
4. What elements are commonly present in
the structure of biomolecules?
5. What are the different biomolecules?
6. What are the types of chemical
reactions?
7. What are the different factors that affect
the rate of reactions?
Below are words that you will encounter in this lesson

Plate boundary Ocean trench Mantle

Tectonic plate Rift Continental crust

Converge Fault Line Oceanic crust

Diverge Mountain range subduction

Below are words that you will encounter in this lesson
Plate boundary Ocean trench Mantle

Tectonic plate Rift Continental crust

Converge Fault Line Oceanic crust

Diverge Mountain range subduction

PLATE BOUNDARY – is a line where large moving plates meet.

Below are words that you will encounter in this lesson
Plate boundary Ocean trench Mantle

Tectonic plate Rift Continental crust

Converge Fault Line Oceanic crust

Diverge Mountain range subduction

TECTONIC PLATE – is a massive and irregularly shaped slab of solid rock.

Below are words that you will encounter in this lesson
Plate boundary Ocean trench Mantle

Tectonic plate Rift Continental crust

Converge Fault Line Oceanic crust

Diverge Mountain range subduction

CONVERGE – means to come together from different directions and meet at a point.
Below are words that you will encounter in this lesson
Plate boundary Ocean trench Mantle

Tectonic plate Rift Continental crust

Converge Fault Line Oceanic crust

Diverge Mountain range subduction

DIVERGE – means to separate from one point toward different directions.

Below are words that you will encounter in this lesson
Plate boundary Ocean trench Mantle

Tectonic plate Rift Continental crust

Converge Fault Line Oceanic crust

Diverge Mountain range subduction

OCEAN TRENCH – is a narrow topographic depression in the seafloor.

Below are words that you will encounter in this lesson
Plate boundary Ocean trench Mantle

Tectonic plate Rift Continental crust

Converge Fault Line Oceanic crust

Diverge Mountain range subduction

RIFT – is a crack, split, or break in something.

Below are words that you will encounter in this lesson
Plate boundary Ocean trench Mantle

Tectonic plate Rift Continental crust

Converge Fault Line Oceanic crust

Diverge Mountain range subduction

FAULT LINE – is a line on a rock surface or ground that traces a geological fault.
Below are words that you will encounter in this lesson
Plate boundary Ocean trench Mantle

Tectonic plate Rift Continental crust

Converge Fault Line Oceanic crust

Diverge Mountain range subduction

MOUNTAIN RANGE – is a line of mountains connected by high ground.

Below are words that you will encounter in this lesson
Plate boundary Ocean trench Mantle

Tectonic plate Rift Continental crust

Converge Fault Line Oceanic crust

Diverge Mountain range subduction

MANTLE – is the layer between the crust and the outer core..
Below are words that you will encounter in this lesson
Plate boundary Ocean trench Mantle

Tectonic plate Rift Continental crust

Converge Fault Line Oceanic crust

Diverge Mountain range subduction

CONTINENTAL CRUST – is a thick part of Earth’s crust that forms the large
landmasses.
Below are words that you will encounter in this lesson
Plate boundary Ocean trench Mantle

Tectonic plate Rift Continental crust

Converge Fault Line Oceanic crust

Diverge Mountain range subduction

OCEANIC CRUST – is a thin part of Earth’s crust that underlies the ocean basins.
Below are words that you will encounter in this lesson
Plate boundary Ocean trench Mantle

Tectonic plate Rift Continental crust

Converge Fault Line Oceanic crust

Diverge Mountain range subduction

SUBDUCTION – is the sideways and the downward movement of the edge of a

plate of.Earth’s crust into the mantle beneath another place.
HARRY HESS ALFRED WEGENER
American Scientist German Geophysicist
1906-1969 1880-1930
Theory of Seafloor Spreading Theory of Continental Drift
Chapter 1
Geologic Phenomena
CONTINENTS
• are not pushing through the ocean crust.
• are passengers that ride with the ocean
crust as it slowly moves away from
ocean ridges.
Chapter 1
Geologic Phenomena
1. What causes these slabs of Earth’s crust
and the rigid upper mantle to move?
2. How are convergent and divergent
movements related to the flow direction
of mantle convection?
3. How is mantle convection related to the
movement of tectonic plates?
MT. EVEREST
8 848 meters

It is found in the Himalayas.

It is one of the highest
peaks in the world.

Limestone
forms at the
bottom of
warm, shallow
seas.
Himalayas
• started forming about 40M years ago.
• Indian plate collided head-on with the Eurasian plate shoving and
folding rocks into lofty peaks.