CONCEPT DIAGRAM Factors Impacting Earth Systems Key Words

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CONCEPT DIAGRAM Factors Impacting Earth Systems Key Words 3 1 CONVEY CONCEPT 2 OFFER OVERALL CONCEPT NOTE KEY WORDS 4 CLASSIFY CHARACTERISTICS CONCEPT DIAGRAM Always Present Sometimes Present Never Present 5 EXPLORE EXAMPLES Examples: Non-examples: 6 7 PRACTICE WITH NEW EXAMPLES TIE DOWN A DEFINITION Catastrophic Events Wildfire Hurricane Drought Volcano Tornado Earthquake Tsunami Floods Rain Landslide Deposition Topography Sediment Aquifer Factors Impacting Earth Systems Catastrophic Events Rain Wildfire Earthquake Topography Landslide Hurricane Tsunami Sediment Deposition Drought Floods Aquifer Volcano Tornado Hurricane Katrina House Fire Dust Bowl Wildfire in Bastrop Deforestation Tsunami in Japan Oil Spill Wimberley/San Marcos Floods Pollution Catastrophic events are factors impacting Earth systems such as wildfires, hurricanes, droughts, volcanoes, tornadoes, earthquakes, tsunamis, and floods. They are classified by the extent and intensity of their impact on the ecosystem.

Greenhouse Effect Claim Evidence Reasoning Dinosaur Extinction Claim Evidence Reasoning Overgrazing Claim Evidence Reasoning Your Choice Claim Evidence Reasoning

Factors Impacting Earth Systems Key Words 3 1 CONVEY CONCEPT 2 OFFER OVERALL CONCEPT NOTE KEY WORDS 4 CLASSIFY CHARACTERISTICS CONCEPT DIAGRAM Always Present Sometimes Present Never Present 5 EXPLORE EXAMPLES Examples: Non-examples: 6 7 PRACTICE WITH NEW EXAMPLES TIE DOWN A DEFINITION Catastrophic Events Wildfire Hurricane Drought Volcano Tornado Earthquake Tsunami Floods Rain Landslide Deposition Topography Sediment Aquifer Factors Impacting Earth Systems Catastrophic Events Dust Bowl Catastrophic events are factors impacting Earth systems such as _________, __________, _________, _________, _________, ___________, __________, and _______. They are classified by the extent and intensity of their impact on the ecosystem.

Greenhouse Effect Claim Evidence Reasoning Dinosaur Extinction Claim Evidence Reasoning Overgrazing Claim Evidence Reasoning Your Choice Claim Evidence Reasoning