Dynamic Planet

[gneissisnice]

If people complained about the 1 piece of paper for oceans maybe theyd change it back, but probably theyd make a sheet of paper again (which kinda sucks, cause after listing the Richter and Modified Mercali scales, there's not gonna be a lot of room for stuff)

[rocketman1555]

i think they'll do a binder the first year, then a sheet the next, because its usually the same people that do it each year, unless they graduate, so you learn it the 1st year, and then have to do most of it from memory the next

[Mr. Cool]

I really hope they allow binders. The single sheet of paper last year was a pain.

[Pleiades]

I also hope they do binders however both me and my partner are very knowledgeable about earthquakes and volcanoes so we will do just fine without binders. This will be the last year that both me and my partner for this event will be doing science olympiad so the whole learn the first year and do it from memory the next doesnt really work out for my team.

[gneissisnice]

Still though, when you have the scales (richter and modified mercali) which theyre bound to ask stuff on, theres not much room to write stuff.

[dudeincolorado]

lol obviously you people have never tried to cram a whole year of geomety on a notecard. i sheet of paper seems really big to me o well

[eathousemd]

Wow, that diagram earlier in this thread wasn't in depth...The random stuff in my 7th grade teacher's classroom are more in-depth. Note the random... I really liked learning stuff on volcanoes and earthquakes, my teacher showed us a video of a bunch of French dudes. I googled them when I got home, turned out they died in a pyroclastic explosion somewhere in Japan.

[rocketman1555]

i just added more to the wiki, and will continue adding for the next couple weeks

[dudeincolorado]

thats insane... wow your 7th grade sci class must of been in dept i learned more from my rocks book about basic geo the my class

[Pleiades]

wow!! I'm almost certain i could win a gold medal in dynamic planet at state just from what we learned in 7th grade.