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EARTH: The Ever-Changing Planet
Donald M. Silver
Paperback (Random House, Inc., Sept. 17, 1989)An illustrated survey of the earth describing how it was formed, and including information on different types of rock, weather and erosion, the formation of mountains, and plate tectonics.
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The Changing Earth
MCDOUGAL LITTEL
Hardcover (MCDOUGAL LITTEL, Jan. 9, 2004)Student textbook, 2005.Each chapter in The Changing Earth covers some of the learning goals that are described in the National Science Education Standars (NSES) and the Project 2061 Benchmarks for Science Literacy. Selected content and skill standards are shown below in shortened form. The following NSES are covered in Frontiers in Science and in Timeslines in Science as well as chapter features and labratory investigations: Understandings About Scientific Inquiry
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The Planet Earth
Dougal Dixon
Library Binding (Gloucester Pr, Feb. 1, 1989)Traces the earth's origins, discusses earthquakes and volcanoes, and looks at our climate, weather, oceans, lakes, rivers, wastelands, and influence on the planet
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Earth: The Ever-Changing Planet
Donald M. Silver
Paperback (Random House Books for Young Readers, Sept. 18, 1989)An illustrated survey of the earth describing how it was formed, and including information on different types of rock, weather and erosion, the formation of mountains, and plate tectonics.
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The Changing Earth
Becky Olien
Library Binding (Capstone Press, Sept. 1, 2001)Discusses the forces that change Earth's surface, including the movement of plates, volcanoes, and earthquakes, and the effects of those forces. Includes information on Mount Saint Helens.
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Landforms: The Ever-changing Earth
Emily Sohn, Adam Harter
Paperback (Norwood House Pr, Jan. 1, 2012)Describes the forces that shape the Earths surface, and how and why they occur. As readers use scientific inquiry to learn the different explanations for what causes landscapes to change, an activity based on real world situations challenges them to apply what theyve learned in order to solve a puzzle.
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The Changing Earth
Lucy Floyd
Paperback (Longman, March 8, 2004)None
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Ever Changing Earth
HARCOURT SCHOOL PUBLISHERS
Paperback (HARCOURT SCHOOL PUBLISHERS, Aug. 1, 2004)None
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Our Ever-Changing Earth
Rebecca Stark
Paperback (Educational Impressions, May 10, 2016)From the Thinking About Science Series, Our Ever-Changing Earth is an informative, fun-filled unit about the planet on which we live. The book explores the structure and composition of our planet Earth; rocks and minerals; mountain building; weathering, erosion, and sedimentation; plate tectonics; and the oceans. It also deals with earthquakes, volcanoes, and other geological hazards. Students are presented with opportunities to practice crucial critical- and creative-thinking skills. A variety of types of activities are included: creative writing, research, analyzing, evaluating, and more. A fun What’s the Question? game is provided to reinforce the concepts learned in the unit. In addition, a crossword puzzle is included. The puzzle may be used to evaluate knowledge or just for fun! Grades 4-8
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The Changing Earth
Lynn M. Stone
Library Binding (Rourke Pub Group, July 1, 1995)Introduces the Earth as part of the solar system, and explains how the planet's movements, and those of the moon, are responsible for the days, the tides, and the seasons
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The Changing Earth
Becky Olien
Paperback (Capstone Press, Sept. 1, 2003)Discusses the forces that change Earth's surface, including the movement of plates, volcanoes, and earthquakes, and the effects of those forces. Includes information on Mount Saint Helens.
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The Changing Earth
Dougal Dixon
Library Binding (Thomson Learning, July 1, 1993)Explains how wind, water, and natural processes change the topographical nature of the earth.
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