
9/13 Tuesday Plate Motion @Home Lesson 4 Slides
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Caitlin Stiegler
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9/13 Tuesday Plate Motion @Home Lesson 4 Slides
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Open Ended
What words did you use in your warm-up from your word-bank?
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Poll
Take 5 minutes to complete the 'A New Message from Dr. Moraga activity' in schoology.
Finished!
Not done yet!
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Multiple Select
What are some examples of soft solids?
Butter
Brick
Jello
Wood
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Considering the mantle
We know that Earth's outer layer is made of hard, solid rock divided into plates, and we know those plates move. But how?
Below the outer layer is the mantle. In this activity, you will use the Sim to investigate how the composition of the mantle might allow the plates to move.
Open the Sim, leave this screen open.
1) Select Region 1 from the Globe View. 2) Adjust the mantle setting to Hard Solid. 3) Press RUN and observe the motion of the plates.
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What did you observe when the mantle was set to hard, solid rock?
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Considering the mantle
Once the run has ended, press BUILD.
Adjust the mantle setting to Soft Solid.
Press RUN and observe the motion of the plates.
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Open Ended
What did you observe when the mantle was set to soft, solid rock?
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Open Ended
How did changing the hardness of the mantle affect the motion of the plates in the Sim?
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If you have silly-putty or play-doh you can use it during this video. Answer the questions in schoology.
Plate Motion Chapter 2 Lesson 2.1 Activity 3 Part B Video Questions
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How is a soft, solid material different from a hard, solid material?
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How would you describe the soft, solid rock that makes up the mantle? (Scientists use silly putty to model the characteristics of the soft, solid rock that makes up Earth’s mantle.)
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Multiple Choice
The place where two plates meet
A Plate Singles Club
plate boundary
fault line
earthquake
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Multiple Choice
mantle: the layer of soft, solid rock underneath Earth's plates
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Which image best shows what the land is like where Mesosaurus fossils are found.
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Multiple Choice
Earthquakes are caused by
activity on Earth's surface
extreme weather
Earth's rotation
plate motion
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Multiple Choice
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a sudden shaking of Earth's surface
convergent
plate boundary
earthquake
cross section
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