HLP Thunderbird Archery: February 22-26

NOTE: The monthly optional "replacement assignment" (for period 1, 3, 4) is available here. Your score on this will replace your lowest non-test score so far. Honors students - Your "replacement assignment" is 1-10 on pages 292-293 of your text.

Honors students: The handouts for your projects and papers can be found here. You need to make a decision by Monday, Feb. 22.

Monday
Periods 1-3-4: We will go over a recent lab and then students will do a WS. Honors students: We will go over the lab and then get you prepared for the science circus project. The MESPOWs are #26, #87, and #121.

Tuesday
Students will take notes as Benson explains weathering and erosion. If you were gone, it is important that you read chapter 5 in your text (Honors - chapter 4), and watch this animation - 5 parts.

Wednesday
Students will watch a video about the Alps.

Thursday
Students will take notes on a handout as Benson explains sedimentary rocks. If you were gone, read pages 76-79 (Honors 62-68). Also read these web pages: Montana coal - Madison limestone - Eagle sandstone - Belt formation

Friday
We will go over the video from Wednesday and then Benson will explain/show several examples of recent topics. Finally, students will take notes as they learn about (and look at) some common metamorphic rocks.

Weathering and Erosion Cartoon

PowerPoint Presentation - Weathering and Erosion

Washington Mudslide Interactive

Mass Wasting in Gates of Mountains

Mass Wasting in Jackson Hole

Mt. Rushmore Facelift

Photos of March 2011 Rockslide Near Billings

Rockslide Caught on Camera in Tennessee

Cleaning Lichens from Mt. Rushmore in 2005

Formation of the Himalayas

Coal Mine Near Colstrip

Thursday: Eagle Sandstone