Unit 4: The Dynamic Crust- Earths Structure and Plate Tectonics (Dec 6th-January)
Posted by Katherine McEachin on 12/9/2019
NOTES (Attachments and POWERPOINTS):
1.)Earth's Layers Guided Note Copy
2.)Plate Tectonics and Continental Drift Powerpoint
Continental Drift/Seafloor Spreading Guided Notes FILLED IN
3.)Earthquakes Powerpoint Notes
Earthquakes Guided Notes Filled in
Textbook chapter PDF for assigned readings: Chapt 12: The Dynamic Crust Text
Labs:
1.)Scale Model of the Earth (Need a meter stick and 80 cm of register tape to complete)
2.) Seafloor Spreading (1/2-1/7)
3.)Locating and Epicenter by Triangulation- YOU NEED THIS LAB FOR THE LAB EXAM IN JUNE! (1/31-2/3)
Lesson Videos:
Earths Layers:
pg 14 Atmospheric Layers Chart in your ESRT (Lesson 11/29+11/30)
Pg 10 ESRT- Earth's layers and properties (density, pressure, temperature) Lesson 12/10-12/11)
Seismic Wave Speed and Refraction as the travel through the earth
Earthquakes:
Earths Layers/Scale Model of the Earth Lab
Finding the Distance to the Epicenter
Earthquake Triangulation (using compasses for the lab with 3 seismic stations)
Tsunamis 101 National Geographic (What is a Tsunami/How are they generated?)
Continental Drift and Plate Tectonics Theory:
National Geographic Video: Colliding Continents (50 minutes)
Continental Drift and Types of Plate Boundaries
Animated Life: Alfred Wegners Life Contribution to Continental Drift
Alfred Wegner's Supporting Evidence for Continental Drift
Transform Boundaries and Hot Spots
Class/HW Worksheets for Content Review:
#29-41 chapt 12 regents review, earths layers using pg. 10
Layers of the Earth Fill in Worksheet using pg. 10 of ESRT
Earths Layers Regents Checkpoint questoins (using pg 1, 10, 14 ESRT)
Crustal Movement and Continental Drift Regents Q's
Seafloor Spreading/Divergent Boundaries Regent Q's
Plate Boundaries Graphic Organizers
Earthquakes HW 1 (1-13) regents Q's -travel times, seismograms, distance to epicenter
Animations used in lessons:
Interactive Plate Tectonics Map
Types of Plate Boundaries (Cross Sections)
The Breakup of Pangea/ Continental Drift
Formation of the Atlantic (from Divergent plates)
Seafloor Magnetism (To Prove Seafloor Spreading)
Continental Drift HMY Online Resource Page