Lab resources
- Science in the lab: Google doc linkWord doc download Lab slides
- Volume of the Earth: Using spread sheet software to calculate and simplify large equationsWord doc download
- Mineral identificaiton lab:Google doc linkWord doc downloadLab slidesMineral identification guide PDF downloadGoogle doc link
- Igneous rocks:Google doc linkWord doc download
- Lab Slides from 2017-09-06 Read about identifying Igneous rocks
- Lab Slides from 2017-08-30
- Intro to maps Word doc download
- Lab Lecture Link (20 min)
- Sedimentary rock guide PDF download
- Sedimentary rocksWord doc downloadgoogledocSlides and rock pictures
- Topo maps as handed out in class.
- Metamorphic rocksGoogle doc report linkNotes sheet
- Structural geologyGoogle doc report linkWord doc Map sheets
- Age dating lab (K-Ar, pollen dating)Google docWord doc download Lab 10 print outs
- Using a compassLecture Slides Lab Report
- River systems and topogrpahy Lab Report 13
- Bay and ocean systemsWord doc downloadBig MapMany Mini Maps
- Color topo map (in feet!)A cool online map
Virtual Field Trips
- Virtual Field TripWest coast: faults and mountians from the cost to the interior
Outside Field Trips
- California beach trip instructionsField Trip Info
- MojaveComing Soon
- YosemiteComing Soon
Lab notes check-list for full points:
1) Is there a table of contents?
2) Is there a date and time?
3) Is the author's name on it?
4) Is there contact information?
5) Are there page numbers?
6) Is there an introduction or summary?
7) Are all my observations included in my notes?
8) No loose papers that could fall out?
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2) Is there a date and time?
3) Is the author's name on it?
4) Is there contact information?
5) Are there page numbers?
6) Is there an introduction or summary?
7) Are all my observations included in my notes?
8) No loose papers that could fall out?
Read more about lab notebooks here