Instruct the pairs to create educational posters about the depletion of the ozone layer using what theyve learned in the lesson. Air contains oxygen molecules that are made up of two oxygen atoms combined together o 2. Ozone gives off the acrid smell after a lightning discharge. Students are introduced to the concept of tropospheric ozone as an air pollutant due to human activities. Students can look at differences in ozone levels at different street intersections, since ozone is formed by the interaction of hydrocarbons and nitrogen oxides with sunlight. Students page mojave desert air quality management district. Working together we are the solution to air pollution coloring activity book. In this ozone worksheet, students graph ozone readings from 1956 to 1996. Ozone is everywhere in our atmosphere, but most of. Wind pattern over antarctica that isolates the ozone hole 4. How does epa protect the environment activity book learn the basics about how epa protects our health and environment. Students explore the causes and effects of the earths ozone holes through discussion and an interactive simulation. The health effects of groundlevel ozone also known as smog could cause respiratory problems. The book personal notifications o new ozone, tell advising enroll look up classes help links integrity z desire2learn t store web mall personal information emergency alert information email.
We use behaviour support unit as a generic term to describe them all. Education national oceanic and atmospheric administration. Plain english guide to the clean air act a brief introduction to the 1990 version of the clean air act, to help you understand what is in the law and how it may. Noaa research ozone page 1 ozone student activity book i. They will determine where ozone concentrations are highest, why ozone concentrations are highest, and how ozone concentrations have changed over time. Ozone has a high oxidation capacity, which causes rubber and plastic products to break down after relatively short exposure. The discover your changing world with noaa activity book was compiled and. This is because ozone levels are higher outdoors, and physical activity causes faster and deeper breathing, drawing more ozone into the body. The chemical formula for a molecule of ozone is o 3, whereas a molecule of the common form of oxygen has the formula o 2. In this activity, you will study real ozone data and answer questions about ozone levels.
Use answer key below to grade student work or to have students check their work. I ask my students to discuss the point of other authors on the ozone. The aim of this pack is to raise pupils awareness and understanding of ozone depletion in an interesting fashion. It teaches children how to identify noise pollution and how to minimize its impact on their hearing. Introduction the greenhouse effect is an increase in the average temperature of the earth. Use intelligent dsp, spectral shaping, tonal balance control, low end focus, master rebalance, and more. This manufacturer also wrote a book about ozone application in water. Access ozone pro, nectar pro, neutron pro, rx pro for music, and more. Little green riding hood story book, worksheet for younger kids, and discussion questions for older kids.
Download and print the introduction to ozone article. Environmental activity book plain township, franklin county, ohio. Ozona elementary es homepage pinellas county schools. This activity includes 10 questions dealing with the ozone layer. Its commonly located in the earths upper atmosphere and at ground level. Have students read the article and fill out the accompanying worksheet. Human activities have altered the chemical composition of the. A web quest, will introduce students to our oceans. However, ozone is very valuable to our life here on earth. Teachers page mojave desert air quality management district.
Here, we report evidence for the operation of such a shuttle in arabidopsis thaliana. Ozone student activity book ap environmental science. Managing emotions in research with challenging pupils. Mad scientist our purple book s info for elementary school students. Noaas estuary education was developed to advance estuarine and coastal literacy by serving middle and high school educators through curriculum and professional development. A cut and paste activity where students glue the important events associated with the hole in the ozone layer to the correct year on the timeline. The former 1hour ozone designations and classifications as of june 15, 2004, are being retained in subpart c of part 81 for purposes of the anti backsliding provisions of 40 cfr 51. They predict what the ozone layer will look like in 2010 and 2050. Lesson plans, teacher guides and online environmental. Ozone in the stratospherea layer of the atmosphere between 15 and 50 kilometers 10 and 31 miles above usacts as a shield to protect earths surface from the suns harmful ultraviolet radiation. Select a balance of teacherled and studentcentered activities. Because each activity builds upon the previous one, absent students should resume where they had left off, even though they will be behind. Introduction ozone is similar to oxygen that we breathe. The timeline runs from 1970 to the present and includes 14 events of significance.
Although aqi includes other types of air pollution, it does accurately portray trends in groundlevel ozone concentrations. Ozone therapy is an alternative medical treatment that introduces ozone or ozonides to the body. Includes several extension activities, links for teachers. Climate change challenge badge food and agriculture. It happens because certain gases absorb infrared heat that would normally be radiated into space. Students will explore how scientists use data to describe the atmosphere. Students book with online activities and home fun booklet 4th edition. The facts about air there are many different things that make up the air we breathe. Ks23 2 this activity pack has been designed for teachers, and is intended for use by top juniors aged 9 years taking key stages 2 or 3 of the national curriculum.
This is an activity book for older students about noise pollution and its effects on human health. It is an antimicrobial agent used in the production of bottled water, as well as in the treatment of meat, poultry and other foodstuffs. Students will also learn about the effects of groundlevel ozone on plants and people. The student information sheet is provided as are the events. Ozone can be made when lightning flashes through air, zapping molecules of o 2 to produce o 3. They answer three critical thinking questions about ozone. Below are links to activities for all grade levels to raise awareness about how and why nasa scientists monitor ozone and why scientists predict the ozone hole recovery will happen around 2070. This module takes a look at the issues of ground level and stratospheric ozone. And ozone can also be produced when oxygen reacts with pollutants in. Jul 14, 2014 ozone pollution omowumi alabi, university of missourikansas city this lab exercise is designed to provide a basic understanding of a realworld scientific investigation. Prewriting techniques to help generate and tocus ideas organizing strategies to develop, draft, and express ideas revising principles to retine and clarify contentrn editing tools to check tor grammatical and mechanical errorseach level ot the northstar writing activity books takes students step by step through the writing. Ozone 6 is designed to address these distributionbased tasks and audiospecific tasks as a stand. Lesson plans, teacher guides and online resources for. Sunwise tool kit activities include educator and student pages that guide both the leader and the participant through the materialno prior knowledge necessary.
A mitochondrial glycerol3phosphate g3p shuttle that channels cytosolic reducing equivalent to mitochondria for respiration through oxidoreduction of g3p has been extensively studied in yeast and animal systems. Infrared light is what you feel as heat from heat lamps used in restaurants to keep french fries hot. Some ozone is also produced when natural hydrocarbons formed by trees and other vegetation react with nitrogen oxides in the atmosphere and sunlight. Texas commission on environmental quality environmental. Round square foundation is a premium educational institution established in qatar by likeminded and committed educationists. The purpose of the activity is to construct a model that will provide students with a visual representation of parts per billion. Ozone molecules are very good at absorbing ultraviolet light, an ionizing form of light that can cause cancers in human. Music production suite pro includes over 30 intelligent plugins and counting to help you tackle every step of your audio workflow, from cleaning up audio to perfecting the final master. Students will also brainstorm on how chemical safety can prevent pollution at home. Ozone noun, ohzone this is a molecule made of three oxygen atoms in succession. When the sun rises over the antarctic in the spring september, ultraviolet light rapidly releases free chlorine atoms into the stratosphere starting a cycle that destroys ozone molecules. But the energy emanating from the sun would be too much for life on earth to thrive were it not for the ozone layer. September 16, 2014 all grade levels image51 is the ozone hole getting better.
Ozone is a gas that is formed in the atmosphere when three atoms of oxygen combine. We studied arabidopsis mutants defective in a cytosolic g3p dehydrogenase, gpdhc1, which. Looking for another way to teach about the ozone layer. An indicator light in the front grille shows when the generator is on, producing up to 10,000mghour of ozone. Students will model the process of certain nutrients that can block lead absorption. Ozone is a pale blue gas that is explosive and toxic, even at low concentrations. This caused a number of pilot projects to take place, during which the disinfection mechanism of ozone was researched. Students will practice graphing skills to analyze human impacts on ozone concentrations on the ground and high in the atmosphere. This year, we celebrate 35 years of the vienna convention and 35 years of global ozone layer protection. This is a perfect activity to celebrate america recycles day november 15 and earth day april 22 with, and students will enjoy its originality. Students will have to scan the qr codes to find out the answers to the questions. Ozone is a molecule made up of three oxygen atoms combined together o 3. Oct 05, 2016 in this lesson students will learn about the health effects of lead and through a game of tag.
Students read sources of information about the existence of a hole in the ozone layer. The activity includes a worksheet with the questions. Chemical that makes methyl bromide an ozone depleting substance 8. This article describes how to use a talk show as an authentic assessment at the end of an ozone unit. I project the image from the ozone for kids website where the sun has the rays extending from it on the smart board. Activity book wetlands education everything you need to help your student understand wetlands and how they fit into the water cycle and the environment.
Social activities and educational events are conducted by us. Students should keep a record of weather conditions, particularly sunlight, and level of air pollution during the recording time. Free earth day interactive notebooks teachers pay teachers. The noaa education portal is your onestop shop to connect with learning and teaching resources about the ocean and atmosphere. Master audio with ozone 9, the industrys most comprehensive mastering software. Students will analyze real nasa data about groundlevel ozone and nitrogen dioxide. In an associated literacy activity, students learn how to tell a story in order to make a complex topic such as global warming or ozone holes easier for a reader to grasp. I am just trying to scaffold the authors point and connect it to previous learning. The ozone generator has a shiny orange metal shell that looks vintage yet modern. The ozone lesson plan for 8th 9th grade lesson planet. Life on earth would not be possible without sunlight. National aeronautics and the ozone hole space administratio n. They write a reflective journal using prior knowledge. Involvement of a glycerol3phosphate dehydrogenase in.
When the sun rises over the antarctic in the spring september, ultraviolet light rapidly releases free chlorine atoms into the stratosphere starting a cycle that. River and skys lone star activity book gi380 rio y cielo. In april 2003, the united states food and drug administration fda prohibited all medical uses of ozone, in any medical condition for which there is no proof of safety and effectiveness, stating ozone is a toxic gas with no known useful medical application in specific, adjunctive, or preventive. Introduce tex, dot, cool jay, and ollie ozone and explain how they want to help spread the word about how we can stop pollution and smog from cars and trucks. In the upper atmosphere, ozone protects us by absorbing uv radiation from the sun.
Enerzen high capacity commercial ozone generator 11,000mg industrial strength o3 air purifier deodorizer sterilizer 11,000mg gray. Oct 18, 2018 constructing a model of ppbv of surface ozone this activity is associated with studies of surface ozone but can serve studies of stratospheric ozone as well. It differs from normal oxygen in having three atoms in each molecule. Based on student research and discussion, have your students decide on the different ways that they could help protect the ozone layer and keep it from further depletion. Refer to the bulletin board display to introduce the characters, and pass out the activity book. Ozone layer depletion decreases our atmospheres natural protection from the suns harmful ultraviolet uv rays. Lesson plans, teacher guides, and online environmental. They answer questions about the ozone and its purpose.
Epa region 10, with the help of the burn wise alaska program in the alaska department of environmental conservation and the quinault tribe, recently published a childrens activity book related to wood smoke that is relevant to tribes across the country. In this ozone instructional activity, learners fill in the blanks to sentences while following a powerpoint presentation on the ozone layer, its depletion, the causes of the depletion and its structure. They will conduct an experiment to grow and observe the growth of different kinds of food molds. A form of oxygen that is found in a layer high in the earths. Although it represents only a tiny fraction of the atmosphere, ozone is crucial for life on earth. Video how ozone is formed featuring usepas coco the chameleon. Students engage in instructional activity concerned with the concept of the ozone layer. A portal site of links to activities, curriculum, education programs, resources and teaching tools to assist you in wetlands and habitat education. These set of lesson plans use real nasa data to help students understand how ozone can be both good up high and bad nearby. May a student or a team representing a member school in an activity in which the school is registered with the osaa participate in an organized practice or contest against a student or a team of a college, university, community college, nonhigh school club, or alumni in contact sports football, wrestling and soccer. This book introduces the ideas and methods that underpin projectbased learning. Explore opportunities for educators and students of all levels. You can also sign up to have ozone action alerts emailed to you or call our 24hour hotline at 3037584848. Activity on the sun where superhot gas is shooting off of the surface and then falling back down.
It is 78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, and a 1% mix of many other gases. As part of the activity, students will brainstorm on ways to prevent lead exposure at home. Buy ozone 9 advanced sound editingproduction software. In this ozone instructional activity, students read about the ozone layer, its makeup and its depletion. Discover curricula, lesson plans, and realtime data to bring noaa science into your classroom.
As recognized, adventure as without difficulty as experience just about lesson. An area designated as an ozone nonattainment area as of the date of enactment of the clean air act amendments of 1990 has not violated the national primary ambient air quality standard for ozone for the 36month period commencing on january 1, 1987, and ending on december 31, 1989. Ozone is a form of oxygen in which the molecule contains three atoms of that element. Student absences during this activity can challenge the most organized teacher. Check out my latest interactive notebook activity freebie on earth day fun facts. Post activityevent notices to ohsu student central. Air contains oxygen molecules that are made up of two. Post activity event notices to ohsu student central. Car worksheet using math to calculate emissions and time savings.
A bit childish, but still loaded, dont be distracted by the games or trivia. It is a well planned and a large organisation with best education for students. Before and while carrying out the activities included in this booklet, encourage your. The partners of the foundation are educationists from india. Basic ozone layer science find a straightforward explanation of the ozone layer and ozone depletion. Hold the mold 6 pp, 306k, about pdf in this lesson, students will learn about the different kinds of mold and how it grows. This activity uses ozone watch to explore seasonal ozone hole data. In the beginning of the lesson, i ask the students to discuss all that they remember from the previous lessons about the ozone. The izotope community can get a 20% discount on this book using coupon code brk3 at music dispatch.
Ozone equipment manufacturer and ozone system integrators. Jobyna ozone generator, 20000mgh high capacity industrial ozone generator air purifier, commercialhome deodorizer ozone machine for rooms, smoke, cars, and pets 4. Games, quizzes, and videos about the environment us epa. Pdf how to integrate social studies and science content. Create highest student achievement, in a safe environment, using effective learning systems to develop the whole child in collaboration with the community. Then i put the lesson image on the promethean board and ask the class to discuss what this image might have to do with the. Without ozone, the suns intense uv radiation would sterilize the earths surface. In general, as concentrations of groundlevel ozone increase, both the number of people affected and the seriousness of the health effects increase. Apply for competitive funding for education projects. Green book 8hour ozone 1997 area information naaqs. Ozone 6 is designed to address these distributionbased tasks and audiospecific tasks as a stand alone application as well as within a dedicated digital audio workstation daw. Green book 8hour ozone 1997 area information naaqs revoked this section provides detailed information about designations, classifications and the status of the nonattainment areas at the time of the 8hour ozone 1997 national ambient air quality standards naaqs revocation on april 6, 2015.
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