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Emma Annonio, Brianna McConnell, Alaina Bowman

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This 2 min Brainpop video is the perfect way to introduce erosion to young learners; our ILP will be for second graders. Tim and Moby explain how running water, wind, waves, and glaciers can cause erosion and go into the specifics for each of these categories.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2sfWhUoV9cQ

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Students will be interpreting and  representing the data collected from the hands on erosion activity. Students will need to know how to represent the data in a bar chart while also having the adding and subtraction skills to see how much water was used for the erosion activity to compare erosion materials.

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6. Kids InfoBits : Recycled Christmas trees help battle erosion on Gulf Coast beaches.

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6. Kids InfoBits : Recycled Christmas trees help battle erosion on Gulf Coast beaches.

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Gulf State Park officials, local volunteers, and highschool students teamed up to repurpose old Christmas trees by lining them up and burying them in the dune line along the beach to prevent erosion.

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Examining Erosion by Joelle Rylie. This book highlights different aspects of erosion. There are multiple chapters that discuss the process of erosion such as how erosion breaks up the ground, moving the broken pieces, and how it builds new land.

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https://www.pbslearningmedia.org/resource/nat08.earth.geol.eros.erosion/nature-water-erosion/

This PBS Learning video shows the erosive effects a tropical storm had on Hawaii. The intensive rain caused flooding throughout the island, moving rocks and vegetation prompting the Hawaiian town to cover mountains of rock with metal grids to prevent further erosive action.