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1. Mercury Plague
...Prime 2. Outline the Ministers' Opportunity Gallery 3. Revisit and Life & Society Reflect Disasters & 4. Extension Tragedies Line Master - Extreme Printable Worksheet Weather Science & CBC Archives Topic: Technology James Bay Project Sports and the Cree Olympics Hockey All activities on this topic Mercury Plague Activity Overview Subjects Geography History Political Science Topic Science Index Social Studies Clip Index Summary Students will write a position paper on the causes and effects of mercury All Clips from poisoning. Index of Great Duration Interviews 1 to 2 lessons Purpose To examine the cau...
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2. Math Lesson: Biomagnification
...ossible?? Allow a few minutes for students to share ideas. Explore Put up the Biomagnification Overhead. Ask students the following questions 1. Let's look at our food chain to see how biomagnification works. Let's say for example that each piece of plant material has one microscopic drop of methyl mercury. One insect eats 25 pieces of plant material that would mean that each insect would have__________ microscopic drops of methyl mercury in its body. (25) 2. If one small fish needs 10 insects to live, then one fish would have __________ microscopic drops of methyl mercury. (250) 3. One big fish eats...
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3. Ecology lesson plan 7
Lesson Plan Teacher: Mentor: Julie Mrs. Tucker Richards Subject: Pre AP 1&2 Lesson Title: Ecology lesson plan 7 Objectives: The student will be able to evaluate the effects of mercury in the environment. The students will be able to recap an entire unit through a review session. TEKS 9d No standards added. Motivation: Show picture of Materials: an oil ppt over spill that environmental occurred in issues, an ocean: Mercury Ask article, students to Review sheet think about what has...
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4. Truth in Advertising
CBC.ca Homepage News Sports Entertainment Radio TV My Region Search CBC.ca Home > For Teachers > Grades 6-8 : Mercury Rising: The Poisoning of Grassy Narrows Accessible version "For Teachers" home page Overview of educational materials What we provide Tips for classroom use Assessment Suite Search the Archives site >>Advanced Search Assignment Grades 6-8 People Printer-friendly Conflict & War topic page Arts & Ente...
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5. Compensation
CBC.ca Homepage News Sports Entertainment Radio TV My Region Search CBC.ca Home > For Teachers > Grades 11-12 : Mercury Rising: The Poisoning of Grassy Narrows Accessible version "For Teachers" home page Overview of educational materials What we provide Tips for classroom use Assessment Suite Search the Archives site >>Advanced Search Grades 11-12 People Printer-friendly Conflict & War topic page Arts & Entertainment...
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6. Evaporation and Temperature Change
...will compare how much heat is required for various substances to evaporate by measuring how much the surrounding temperature decreases. Materials Needed: 1. Thermometer 2. Several balls of cotton 3. Small samples of acetone, isopropyl alcohol, water, and perfume 4. Hot plate Strategy: 1. Twist the mercury-bulb end of the thermometer into a cotton ball to make a giant cotton swab. 2. Place the thermometer with the cotton ball on the desk and prop up the cotton ball end with a pencil so that it does not touch the desk top. 3. Note and record the temperature of the thermometer. 4. Add enough alcohol to...
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7. Solar System Search
...rings. The ringed planet that is farthest from the Sun is called Neptune. Neptune looks like a big blue ball. Some people say Neptune and Uranus are twins. How are they like twins? Color Neptune the same color as Uranus. Put your finger on the planet you think is the smallest. This planet's name is Mercury. Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun. Mercury is a fast-moving planet. Mercury moves around the Sun faster than any other planet. Mercury has many dents in it where it was hit by rocks from space. Color Mercury brown or gray. Draw a space rock about to hit Mercury. There are three planets that...
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8. The Perfect Body: Gods and Goddesses (Education at the Getty)
...oddess' body. discuss why images of gods and goddesses draw on ideas of perfect bodies. Materials The Perfect Body: Gods and Goddesses worksheet Works of art in the Getty Museum's North Pavilion, Plaza level at the Getty Center. The Perfect Body: Gods Venus & Adonis and Goddesses worksheet / Titian Mercury / Vittoria The Perfect Body: Venus and Gods and Goddesses Adonis, Mercury, worksheet Alessandro (PDF - 133KB) Vittoria Activity Steps 1. Start this lesson on the plaza level of the Museum's North Pavilion at the Getty Center in the bronze sculpture gallery, and then move upstairs to the Renaissance...
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9. Planet-Tac-Toe
...w vertically, horizontally or diagonally; the first to cover all planet names; the first to cover a plus sign. Sample Teacher Clues: 1. This planet is the largest of all. (Jupiter) 2. This planet has more rings than all the others. (Saturn) 3. This planet has the fastest revolution around the Sun. (Mercury) 4. Some of the solar systems deepest valleys are found here. (Mars) 5. This is the hottest body in our solar system. (Sun) 6. Most of this planet is covered by water. (Earth) 7. This planet is closest to Earth. (Venus) 8. Only one planet is smaller than this one. (Mercury) 9. No other planet is hot...
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10. Environmental Racism
CBC.ca Homepage News Sports Entertainment Radio TV My Region Search CBC.ca Home > For Teachers > Grades 11-12 : Mercury Rising: The Poisoning of Grassy Narrows Accessible version "For Teachers" home page Overview of educational materials What we provide Tips for classroom use Assessment Suite Search the Archives site >>Advanced Search Assignment Grades 11-12 People Printer-friendly Conflict & War topic page Arts & En...
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