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TES 1.1: Introducing the Unit

Objective: KWBAT read bar graphs to compare the amount of fresh water and salt water on earth

KIPPsters, welcome to our new unit THE EARTH SYSTEM! In this unit we’ll work to help the people of Ferris Island and learn about water.

East Ferris has a problem: They do not have enough water. They need our help to solve this problem!
The illustration below shows Ferris Island and the cities of East and West Ferris on the island.

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UNIT QUESTION

What can determine how much water is available for human use?


CHAPTER ONE QUESTION

Why is East Ferris running out of water while West Ferris is not?

Where is water on earth?


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Go to Exit Ticket TES 1.1

What do you notice about Ferris Island? Write 2 observations.
Sentence starters:
  • On Ferris Island, I see that ___________
  • There is _______________ on Ferris Island
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What phase (state) of matter is most of the water in glaciers?
A) Gas
B) Solid
C) Liquid
Can we use most of the water in glaciers for drinking?
A) Yes, we can use most of the water in glaciers for drinking.
B) No, we cannot use most of the water in glaciers for drinking.
Some people get confused and think groundwater is a giant underground lake. Based on this diagram, is this true? Is groundwater a giant underground lake?

A) True - Groundwater is a giant underground lake
B) False - Groundwater is not a giant underground lake
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Based on all of the graphs, put the following places where water exists on Earth in order from the least amount of water to the most. (LEAST on the top and MOST on the bottom.)

rivers
glaciers
wetlands
groundwater
lakes
oceans
Where is most of Earth’s water located, the ocean (saltwater) or other locations (freshwater)?
A) The ocean (saltwater)
B) Other locations (freshwater)
Is there a lot of freshwater on Earth?
A) Yes, there is a lot of freshwater on Earth.
B) No, there is not a lot of freshwater on Earth.
Where is most of Earth’s freshwater located?
A) Glaciers
B) Groundwater
C) Surface freshwater
Where is second most of Earth’s freshwater located?
A) Glaciers
B) Groundwater
C) Surface freshwater
Where is the least of Earth’s freshwater located?
A) Glaciers
B) Groundwater
C) Surface freshwater
Where is most of Earth’s surface freshwater located?
A) Wetlands
B) Rivers
C) Lakes
Where is least of Earth’s surface freshwater located?
A) Wetlands
B) Rivers
C) Lakes