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Jeff Peneston - Liverpool High School
Room C423 ...since 1986
Expedition Earth Science
How-To Videos
This page contains a collection of short videos created by my students over the years that illustrate most of the important concepts and skills that we work on in the Earth Science course.
New videos are coming soon...
This collection of videos is also hosted on my YouTube channel:
V1.3 Contour Profiles
This student video shows how to use a topo map and graph paper to draw a contour profile.
V2.20 Mineral ID
This student video illustrates the basics of mineral property identification.
V2.21 Rock ID
This student video illustrates the differences between Igneous, Sedimentary & Metamorphic rocks.
V2.22 Rock ID
This student video illustrates the differences between Igneous, Sedimentary & Metamorphic rocks.
V4.21 Epicenters
This student video shows how to use the P&S wave graph to estimate the location of an earthquake epicenter.
V4.22 Epicenters
This student video shows how to use the P&S wave graph to estimate the location of an earthquake epicenter.
V5.3 Index Fossils
This student video illustrates how index fossils are used to estimate the relative age of rocks.
V7.3 Adiabatic Temp Change
This student video illustrates how to understand adiabatic temperature change and how to use it to estimate the temp at different elevations on a mountain.
V8.1 Sun's Path
This student video illustrates how to complete the Sun's Path lab and to draw estimated paths of the sun's path at different latitudes.
V8.15 Peneston Ellipses
Mr. Peneston made this video to show how to draw orbital ellipses, how to measure the eccentricity and how to compare that eccentricity to the orbits of other planets.
V8.2 Eccentricity
This video illustrates how to draw an elliptical planet orbit and how to measure eccentricity.
VS.1 Symposium Pro Tips
This fun video was created by student veterans of the annual Earth Science Symposium. It covers several of their suggestions for success.
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