Here are old Regents Exams (and not only Earth Science) that you can use to help you study. Practice is essential in preparing for the Regents.Answer keys are provided here also as well as copies of the ESRT

Here you can download interactive Regents exams for instant feedback in practicing for the final. It's not that far away!!!

Review--not to memorize! Remember Earth Science has been a conceptual course, but this site is perfect for the "things to know and understand" general statements--the kind of thing for your pink packet!!!

Remember DON'T memorize!! But, please do understand a few things. Here is a list to help you along as a last minute review effort. There are also review sheets and other materials here. Also check out the Illustrated Things to Know link.

Need a copy of the ESRT? This is your place to go!

Did you notice your textbook has a website full of visualizations and other information? This link will take you there.

This site gives you practice questions to help you review and practice for quizzes, tests and the midterm. Periodically, your teacher may assign work for you to do OR you may just practice on your own. This site is not only for Earth Science!

Can you correctly place the moons in the correct sequence?

This is a GREAT place to go to review all the diagrams and concepts about seasons and moons.

Here you will need to read and complete the interactive activities to help formulate a better understanding of solar time. The sun has been used for centuries to help find compass directions and frames of time.

This clip will show you how the Earth's rotation causes objects to bend to the right of their motion. Play it a couple of times and really think about what you see.

Shows a globe view and a map view of the Earth during day and night for any latitude and longitude throughout the world.

Find out about the history of this active volcano in the United States.

This site gives maps and information about earthquakes that have happened today around the United States and around the world. You will be using this site this year to conduct earthquake investigations.

This site allows you to input cities and find their latitude & longitude, as well as what the distance is between them. Pretty cool--we'll be using this for determining % error later!

Rarely seen topographic map from 1895 of our area. Check out Cobbs Hill and other areas of interest.

You need this site to complete your lab.

Please use only this website to do the Venn diagram homework. You should read through all of the arguments and scientific analysis. Check out the short video clips towards the bottom of the page as well.

This link will take you to a YouTube video to watch about Hurricanes. It is approximately 5 minutes long. Please watch and be ready to answer a couple of questions about the video in class.

This site gives you the ability to think of the vast space around us in a whole new perspective. Size is often difficult to think about and understand so this is a good quick tutorial to help you out.

This site gives more info about how CBR is used to prove the Big Bang Theory

This takes you to your online textbook to show a red-shift visual.