earth sciences

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Earth matters

Features a celebration of the planet, a warning to protect it, and sourcebook full of ideas for making a positive change.

Round and round goes Mother Nature

This truly beautiful and wonderfully illustrated book introduces children to the magic of nature, through the stories of 48 fascinating life cycles. --from Amazon.

How do islands form

Explains the natural forces that create islands both near and far from shore.

Climate change and you

how climate change affects your life
"Why should you care about climate change? Weather affects your everyday life and climate change can have major impacts. Discover how scientists study climate change, what current research shows, and what you can do to reverse its effects"--Provided by publisher.

The rock cycle

Discusses how rocks change over time, the effects of weathering and erosion on rocks, and how the shifting of tectonic plates affected Earth's structure.

El ciclo de las rocas

Analiza c?mo las rocas cambian con el tiempo, los efectos de la intemperie y la erosi?n en las rocas, y c?mo el cambio de las placas tect?nicas afect? la estructura de la Tierra.

Chemistry, earth, and space sciences

Provides brief biographical profiles of great scientists in the chemical, Earth, and space sciences, with information about each scientist's life and contributions to their field. Includes audio, videos, activities, weblinks, slideshows, transparencies, maps, quizzes, and supplementary resources.

How earthquakes shape the Earth

Did you know that earthquakes can break apart the ground? People can feel the ground moving underneath them during an earthquake. Learn more about earthquakes.

How water shapes the Earth

Did you know that water shapes the Earth slowly? Water wears away rocks and soil as it flows over the land. Learn more about water.

How volcanoes shape the Earth

Did you know that volcanoes blow out hot rock and ash from deep underground? This hot rock is called lava. Learn more about volcanoes.

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