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Value

• 25 points extra credit per card marking up to a 2% increase of card marking grade!!!
• A BIG surprise during your final exam.

Details

• 3 ring binder, 2-3 inch recommended.
• On the cover...
  • Your name and hour in large print and an original scientist drawing by you.  You may create it on a computer but you must be the artist.
• A fully labeled table of contents. 
  • Every chapter must be separate.
  • Every page in the binder must be named and in order. 
    • Example below
• All pages must be numbered, in order and match the Table of Contents.
  • *hint: Making sure you label the assignments makes this a very easy task.
• 22 MAIN sections... one for each chapter. Textbooks
  • Your choice for organizing each chapter in the books.  *hint: I recommend sub-sections
• VERY IMPORTANT!!!  The Binder must be kept up all year in order to get credit.  Do not try and throw it all together the night before it is due.  I will check periodically to make sure you are keeping up with it.  If you do not have any prior checks you will not receive credit.
• VERY IMPORTANT!!!  In order to get extra credit the second card marking you must have received credit for the binder the first card marking and so on for the 3rd and 4th.  This is an on going assignment not one that can be picked up halfway through the year.
• VERY IMPORTANT!!!  The checklist must be turned in with the Binder in order to get credit.  That is what I use to determine your grade.  It also guarantees your prior checks have been recorded.
• VERY IMPORTANT!!!  Most of the pages must be in the binder in order to get credit.
• VERY IMPORTANT!!!  I will not accept incomplete binders.
  
   

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  Unit and chapter list

  Review
  Toolkit
  Introduction to Earth Science
  1.  The world of Earth Science
  2.  Maps as Models of the Earth
  Earth's Resources
  3.  Minerals of the Earth's Crust
  4.  Rocks:  Mineral Mixtures
  5.  Energy Resources
  6.  The Rock and Fossil Record
  The Restless Earth
  7.  Plate Tectonics
  8.  Earthquakes
  9.  Volcanoes
  Reshaping the Land
  10. Weathering and Soil Formation
  11. The Flow of Fresh Water
  12. Agents of Erosion and Deposition
  Oceanography
  13. Exploring the Oceans
  14. The Movement of Ocean Water
  Weather and Climate
  15. The Atmosphere
  16. Understanding Weather
  17. Climate
  Astronomy
  18. Studying Space
  19. Stars, Galaxies, and the Solar System
  20. A Formation of the Solar System
  21. A Family of Planets
  22. Exploring Space

   

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• THIS IS ONLY AN EXAMPLE OF A Table of Contents

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