Earth Science And Systems

Earth system science seeks to integrate various fields of academic study to understand the Earth as a system.

It considers the interactions between the Earth’s “spheres” — atmosphere, hydrosphere, cryosphere, geosphere, pedosphere, biosphere, and, even, the magnetosphere — as well as the impact of human societies on these components. – Wikipedia

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Earth Science Week

Celebrate "Earth Science Everywhere" October 13-19, 2024 Geoscience significantly influences our homes, products, roads, and transportation, offering vital insights into Earth's materials and dynamic changes impacting our lives.…  learn more

Videos of the Earth Science Literacy Principles

The Big Ideas and Supporting Concepts of Earth Science An accompanying set of short videos has been created for the Earth Science Literacy Principles by the American Geosciences…  learn more

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USGS: Teachers, Learners, & Kids

Welcome Learners! Check out the links below. And on the left hand navigation click "Resources for Teachers" to be taken the USGS Education webpage. We have added a "Learn from Home"…  learn more

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Earth Science Everywhere

“Earth Science Everywhere,” the theme of Earth Science Week 2024 (October 13-19), explores the many ways that earth science is conducted — by various types of people and…  learn more

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Geologic Map Day

Celebrate Geologic Map Day on October 18, 2024! Welcome to Geologic Map Day, a special event designed to promote awareness of geologic mapping and its vital importance to…  learn more

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Space Weather

At Space Weather, updated daily by Dr. Tony Phillips, students can learn about meteor showers, solar flares, auroras, and near-Earth asteroids.  learn more

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US Geological Survey: Educational Resources

Tap into over 140 years of USGS research in the natural sciences with lesson plans, activities, maps, podcasts, lectures, videos, animations, and more. Select from the main science…  learn more

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US Geological Survey: Web Tools

Check out web tools that include alert and notification services, data access, data analysis, data visualizations, digital repositories, and interactive maps.  learn more

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Creating with Google Earth: 10 activities to try

Google Earth's new creation tools let students demonstrate their learning on a map. Tell stories. Share information. Then share it with class! Google Earth calls itself "the world's…  learn more

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Earth Month Calendar

This resource is a calendar of activities for Earth Day that students can use to learn about, celebrate, and protect the Earth for the entire month of April.…  learn more

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The Franklin Institute: Earth

Welcome to your virtual classroom for the science of Earth! The planet we call home is a place that’s always changing. Investigate the science of plants, water, wind,…  learn more

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Woodside Australian Science Project

Welcome to WASP The Woodside Australian Science Project (WASP) produces support packages for the Earth Science component of the Australian Curriculum. These packages are filled with hands-on activities…  learn more

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Earth.com

Earth.com is for people who care about the Earth and have an interest in nature, the environment, and science. It’s for those who care about our planet and…  learn more

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Earth Science for Kids

This site from NASA allow you to learn more about the Earth and all the planets in the solar system.  learn more

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NSTA All Elementary Resources

National Science Teacher Association NSTA provides national and international leadership in science education by identifying the qualities and standards for good science education; these are set forth in…  learn more

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High Adventure Science Project

The Concord Consortium has combined the study of uncertainty with the study of new scientific discoveries. It is called High Adventure Science Project.  learn more

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Our Living Planet From Space

Life. It's the one thing that, so far, makes Earth unique among the thousands of other planets we've discovered. Since the fall of 1997, NASA satellites have continuously…  learn more