Upcoming dates Thurs 9/13 – Earth corners assignment due

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Upcoming dates Thurs 9/13 – Earth 1 - 4 corners assignment due Fri 9/14 – Quiz 2 Greek and Latin Flashcards due Thurs 9/20 – Earth 1 Post Quiz (Formal Grade) Mon 9/24 – Earth 1 Test (Formal Grade)

Earth 1 – 4 corners assignment

Instructions: Students should divide their paper into the exact same sections that is represented in the diagram below. Answer all sections in complete sentences and all pictures must be colored! This is a graded assignment what you don’t finish in class is HOMEWORK due on THURSDAY 9/13! I have posted the textbook pages on my weebly. (bsmart3.weebly.com) NO EXCUSES

TWO sentence minimum for every question Draw Alfred Wegener List and explain what scientist learned from drilling in the sea floor. Your explanation should include sea flooring spreading, sea floor age, ocean trenches and mid ocean ridges. Minimum 6 sentences TWO sentence minimum for every question Explain how convection works. 2. How does temperature in the earth assist with continental drift? What does density have to do with the composition of the Earth’s layers? Draw, label, and color the Earth’s layers with convection currents (Include the Asthenosphere and Lithosphere in the same picture) Draw Wegener List Wegener’s 3 Evidence of Continental Drift and describe each part. Must be in your own words. Include a colored picture Explain the what plate tectonics are and how they move. Minimum of 4 sentences

Warm up Have the continents always been where they are today? If so, explain how they were made…If not, explain how they moved to their present positions and when did they move.