Environmental Science
Environmental Science is a year-long science course designed by Roosevelt students to introduce the science of the world around us and the challenges we face. In our class, we use laboratory activities, guest speakers, new technology and field trips to develop scientific understandings that will allow us to appreciate what’s happening in our environment.
In this course, we study environmental issues organized in the following modules:
- 1st Quarter
- History of Environmentalism
- Pollution
- Water, Streams & Rivers
- 2nd Quarter
- Global Warming & Climate Change
- Natural Resources
- Alternative Energy
- 3rd Quarter
- Biodiversity & Species Loss
- Soil & Agriculture
- Population & Food
- 4th Quarter
- Sustainability & Conservation
- Wetlands
- Independent Community Interaction (I.C.I.)
As much as possible, class assignments will be completed online so as to avoid using paper unnecessarily. Many of these assignments will be completed using Google Docs.
You can also download copies of my handouts, labs and worksheets as well as other online resources at the links below:
Feel free to contact me if you have any questions at ke_ccarman *at* kentschools *dot* net.
