An asteroid that hit Earth killed all the dinosaurs on Earth instantly.
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Volcanoes erupted and caused the temperature to get warmer.
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The biosphere includes all of the water on Earth.
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Dinosaur species that lived on land went extinct, and species that lived in water also went extinct.
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Living things depend on all parts of the Earth system to survive.
The Earth System
We just explained why East Ferris is getting less rain than West Ferris. Today, we’ll read a book that can help them think about the situation on Ferris Island in a different way - by thinking about what caused the dinosaurs to go extinct many millions of years ago!
Read - Dinosaur Extinction
Read the text - and write gist statements for each section
How the Earth System ExplainsDinosaur Extinction
Click on the link to the book: https://learning.amplify.com/books/9781945192708/#page=1
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Answer the questions below
POST READING Cheklist
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Question 7
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The atmosphere is one part of the Earth system.
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Question 8
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An asteroid that hit Earth killed all the dinosaurs on Earth instantly.
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Question 9
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Volcanoes erupted and caused the temperature to get warmer.
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Question 10
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The biosphere includes all of the water on Earth.
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Question 11
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Dinosaur species that lived on land went extinct, and species that lived in water also went extinct.
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Question 12
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Living things depend on all parts of the Earth system to survive.
Review
A system is a group of parts that work together.
Earth is a system because it has different parts that interact and work together - the hydrosphere, biosphere, atmosphere, and geosphere.
Hydrosphere - all of the liquid water and ice Earth
Biosphere - all the living things on Earth
Atmosphere - the air that surrounds Earth
Geosphere - the solid part of Earth
For each example, choose if this is part of the hydrosphere, biosphere, atmosphere or geosphere.
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Question 13
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Mountains and landforms - Choose if this is part of the hydrosphere, biosphere, atmosphere or geosphere.
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Glaciers - Choose if this is part of the hydrosphere, biosphere, atmosphere or geosphere.
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Gases surrounding the Earth - Choose if this is part of the hydrosphere, biosphere, atmosphere or geosphere.
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Humans - Choose if this is part of the hydrosphere, biosphere, atmosphere or geosphere.
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Lakes, rivers, streams - Choose if this is part of the hydrosphere, biosphere, atmosphere or geosphere.
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Question 18
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Volcanos erupt, causing lava to cool and become rock. - Choose if this is part of the hydrosphere, biosphere, atmosphere or geosphere.
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Question 19
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Wind - Choose if this is part of the hydrosphere, biosphere, atmosphere or geosphere.
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Question 20
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This picture shows tiny animals that live in the water. They’re so small you can hardly see them. Are they part of the hydrosphere, biosphere, atmosphere, or geosphere?
Labeling Earth System Interactions
Now we will add to a diagram of Ferris Island to show how the parts of the Earth system (atmosphere, hydrosphere, geosphere, biosphere) interact to create the rain shadow effect.
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Question 21
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Number 1 on the diagram: Water evaporates from the ocean and turns from liquid water to water vapor
Choose which parts of the Earth system interact (work together) to create the rain shadow effect.
Choose all that apply (there maybe more than one correct answer)
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Question 22
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Number 2 on the diagram: Wind blows water vapor into the mountain and up the side of the mountain.
Choose which parts of the Earth system interact (work together) to create the rain shadow effect.
Choose all that apply (there maybe more than one correct answer)
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Question 23
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Number 3 on the diagram: Water vapor goes up high in the atmosphere and condenses to liquid water and rains down.
Choose which parts of the Earth system interact (work together) to create the rain shadow effect.
Choose all that apply (there maybe more than one correct answer)
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Question 24
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Number 4 on the diagram: Rainwater seeps into the ground, storing in an underground reservoir in the cracks of the ground.
Choose which parts of the Earth system interact (work together) to create the rain shadow effect.
Choose all that apply (there maybe more than one correct answer)
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Question 25
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Number 5 on the diagram: People in West Ferris use a surface reservoir to collect extra rainwater. They also use groundwater.
Choose which parts of the Earth system interact (work together) to create the rain shadow effect.
Choose all that apply (there maybe more than one correct answer)
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Question 26
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Number 6 on the diagram: The people of East Ferris only have groundwater to use, so they create a water shortage.
Choose which parts of the Earth system interact (work together) to create the rain shadow effect.
Choose all that apply (there maybe more than one correct answer)