Movers
and Shakers (click title for a printable
version)
Timeline:
5 Weeks
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Diagram
and describe the earth's internal parts.
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Discuss the four
pieces of evidence for the idea of continental drift including
sea-floor spreading.
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Compare
convergent, divergent and transform plate boundaries.
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Explain the
types and causes for earthquakes on the three main faults.
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Locate
the epicenter of an earthquake and describe its magnitude.
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Compare and
contrast primary, secondary and surface waves
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Describe the
conditions that cause an earthquakes and volcanoes and the
relationship to plate tectonics.
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Identify the
major forms of a volcano and describe how they erupt.
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Convergent Boundary
Earthquake
Transform Fault
Ring of Fire
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Divergent Boundary
Epicenter
Subduction zone
Magnitude
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Asthenosphere
Fault
Plate Tectonics
Seismic Wave
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Outer Core
Primary Waves
Sea-floor Spreading
Pangaea
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Lithosphere
Secondary Waves
Convection Current
Trench
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Mantle
Surface Waves
Hot Spot
Eruption
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Composite
Shield
Cinder Cone
Magma
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Pangaea Put
Together: Unravel the puzzle and put the Earth back together.
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Question:
Is there a pattern that can be found in the shape of the earth’s
major landmasses?
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Materials:
Map of the world, Scissors, Glue stick, Lab book
Convection Connection: A demo and drawing
activity
It’s Not My Fault:
Use the block to show what is going where underground.
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Question: Which direction does the earth move when things start
shaking?
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Materials:
Earth Fault Model, Scissors, Tape,
Colored pencils, Handout
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Question:
From
just one location
and with
no communication, can you find the exact epicenter of an earthquake ?
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Materials:
Online Computer
WorkSheet
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