In this Earth Science lab, students will crush a soda can using atmospheric pressure. This is a common science experiment with a twist. In this version, students will calculate the total air pressure found on the outside of the can.

This is an animated video discussing the age of the earth.  It discusses uranium and zirconium dating methods.  Part of the video also talks about how geologists use relative age dating.
 

I do this convection currents demonstration when discussing how air moves. This can be used as well when discussing volcanoes, mantle convection, and water convection.

 In this assignment, students will access a database with documented tornadoes since 1950. Students will use a Google spreadsheet as a class to gather data from the website.

Embark on an illuminating video that unravels the secrets of wind. Explore the fascinating mechanisms behind wind generation on our planet.

Indulge in an endearing Sesame Street video that serves as a delightful introduction or review of the four seasons.

Unravel the mystery behind the ethereal nature of clouds in this captivating video. Delve into their physical composition, delve into the intriguing process of cloud formation, and acquaint yourself with the diverse names bestowed upon various cloud types.

Engage in a captivating Earth Science activity that hones your cloud identification skills.

Embark on a compelling video that sheds light on the physical and mental repercussions experienced by humans when struck by lightning. Gain insightful knowledge about the specific damages inflicted on the body and mind during such a rare and powerful occurrence.

In this Study Jam video, students will have a chance to learn about the concepts of air mass and weather front, as well as the differences between cold and warm fronts. The video will also cover some important cloud vocabulary related to weather.

Discover how air pressure generates wind in this Study Jam video. Students will learn key vocabulary terms such as air pressure, wind, barometer, convection, downdraft, updraft, high pressure, low pressure, Coriolis Effect, temperature, water vapor, and density.

Learn about air pressure in this engaging animation that explains how heavy air affects us and why it doesn't crush us. The video does a great job of simplifying a complex concept and making it accessible to learners of all ages. Don't miss out on this informative video!