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Starter How much do you know about the Earth? Video: Earth

The Atmosphere and the Water Cycle Learning Objectives: Recall that the Earth’s atmosphere is a layer of gases surrounding the Earth. Identify the main gases of the atmosphere. Describe the main functions of the atmosphere to supporting life on Earth. Describe the water cycle.

the Atmosphere Atmosphere = the envelope of gases surrounding the Earth or another planet.

Gases in the Atmosphere Percentage Nitrogen 78% Oxygen 21% Argon 0.9% Carbon Dioxide 0.04% Other Trace Students can make predictions. Would not be expected to know this previously. Then reveal the table (animations).

Where does this come from?

Why is the atmosphere important? Discuss a few reasons why you think the atmosphere is important for life on Earth.

Functions of the Atmosphere Protects us from harmful radiation from the sun (UV, gamma, x-rays). Acts like a blanket to trap in heat and keeps us warm. Provides oxygen for respiration. Provides carbon dioxide for photosynthesis (plants). Gives us weather and is an important part of the water cycle. Protects us from meteorites. Also can mention: Allows us to talk Allows flight

Functions of the Atmosphere Protects us from harmful radiation from the sun (UV, gamma, x-rays). (ozone layer) Also can mention: Allows us to talk Allows flight

Functions of the Atmosphere 2. Acts like a blanket to trap in heat and keeps us warm. Also can mention: Allows us to talk Allows flight

Functions of the Atmosphere 3. Provides oxygen for respiration. Provides carbon dioxide for photosynthesis (plants). Also can mention: Allows us to talk Allows flight

Functions of the Atmosphere 4. Gives us weather and is an important part of the water cycle. Also can mention: Allows us to talk Allows flight

Functions of the Atmosphere 5. Protects us from meteorites. Also can mention: Allows us to talk Allows flight

The Water Cycle Video: Water Cycle Watch the video and complete the worksheet on the water cycle.

SUN WIND PRECIPITATION CONDENSATION EVAPORATION RIVERS AND STREAMS RUNOFF OCEAN INFILTRATION GROUNDWATER