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Thursday, February 9, 2012

Warm-Ups

2/8
2/9
2.) What is sea floor spreading?
1.) What does it mean
when we say recycling of
the crust?

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2) At what plate boundary is the
oldest earth?
1) A strong thunderstorm just passed
thru and temperatures are now
coolerwhat weather event just
occurred?

Quote of the week
Worry about your character
and not your reputation. Your
character is who you are; your
reputation is what people think
of you.
~submitted by: Savannah Sneed
RE-
Agenda
We will model the effects of
human activity on ground and
surface water in a watershed.

I will identify the effects of an oil
spill on groundwater.

From the
ground!
Wheres the water
coming from??
We know that at the
surface water is
collected through
accumulation.
But it doesnt just
stay on the surface!!
So, where does it
go?
Underground Water

Place these layers in the correct
place on your notes
surface
SURFACE
PERMEABLE ROCK
WATER
TABLE
surface
Permeable
rock
Water table
Groundwater
Impermeable
rock
Click on the layer to learn more!!!
Your
notes
should
look like
this
Water is collected through accumulation.
There is more water underground than in rivers and lakes.
What
happens
to water
now?
PERMEABLE ROCK
Water can easily pass through
permeable rock.
Permeable layers of rock and soil
contain pores that are connected to
each other.
Sand and gravel are permeable
materials.
What could be an example of
permeable material?
What
happens
to water
now?
WATER TABLE
Based on this picture, write
what you think the water table
is.
the top of the saturated zone

WATER TABLE
Saturated Zone
Unsaturated Zone
What
happens
to water
now?
GROUNDWATER
The saturated zone is the
layer of permeable rock or
soil that is totally filled.
Contains an aquifer, which
gives water to a well or a
spring
More
about
aquifers
CLICK
ME!!!
GROUNDWATER
cont.
We get our water from
groundwater being pumped
through a well
Groundwater can trade
places with surface water,
becoming rivers and lakes.
IMPERMEABLE ROCK
Based on what you know
about groundwater, write a
definition for impermeable
rock
materials that water cannot
pass through
Label the picture with:
Groundwater
Permeable Rock
Surface water
Draw the
precipitation seeping
into the ground
Draw a well
(make sure it reaches
the water table)
Run off
recharge
Water table
Discharge area

What are you really drinking??
Answer the questions as the video plays
Contaminated water
Graphic Organizer
Surface water Groundwater
Graphic Organizer
Surface water Groundwater
Recharged by
precipitation
Can trade places
Can be used
for drinking
water
Found in
aquifers,
wells &
springs
Found
below water
table
Found in
oceans,
rivers &
lakes
Result of
accumulation
Water table
exposed
Best source
for drinking
water
LETS CHECK!
How does
water move
through
undergroun
d layers of
soil and
rock?
How do
people
obtain
water
from an
aquifer?

What can
you say
about the
importance
of
groundwater
?

If theres time
http://www.leapingmedia.com/groundw
ater.html

Exit Ticket
If the truck in the picture spilled a toxic
substance, would the water under the
house be effected? Why?

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