Earth Science Hydrosphere

Hydrosphere Anchor Charts

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These beautiful hydrosphere anchor charts will be a great addition to your middle school science classroom. Why keep repeated yourself to help your students remember information? This resource will be a life-saver for your voice!

Preview these anchor charts here!

 

  • Bulletin Board Idea
  • Instant download

Description

These beautiful hydrosphere anchor charts will be a great addition to your middle school science classroom. Why keep repeated yourself to help your students remember information? This resource will be a life-saver for your voice!

 

These can be used as mini-anchor charts, a bulletin board idea, posted on the wall, put into interactive notebooks, and so much more!

 

In this set, you will receive THREE different sizes!

  • Frame Size
  • Half-Sheet
  • Full-Sheet

 

This set of science anchor charts was designed to accompany those adorable white frames from IKEA/Amazon, but they also work great for bulletin boards and interactive notebooks!

 

These Hydrosphere charts cover:

  • hydrogen bonds
  • properties of water
  • polarity
  • capillary action
  • adhesion
  • cohesion
  • surface tension
  • specific heat
  • density
  • water as the universal solvent
  • solute and solvent
  • salinity
  • Earth’s spheres
  • the water cycle (hydrologic cycle)
  • land and water on earth’s surface
  • saltwater vs. freshwater
  • watersheds
  • wetlands
  • river basin
  • aquifer
  • how the ocean gets salty
  • hydrothermal vents
  • salinity in water
  • Earth’s oceans
  • ocean basis
  • the shore
  • photic zone, disphotic zone, aphotic zone
  • plankton, nekton, benthos
  • oceans as a reservoir
  • ocean currents
  • upwelling
  • dissolved gases
  • evaporation, transpiration, condensation, precipitation, sublimation, deposition, surface runoff, infiltration, groundwater storage, freshwater storage
  • physical water quality indicators
  • chemical water quality indicators
  • biological water quality indicators
  • point source and non-point source pollution