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What is the earth? What’s it made of? How do volcanic eruptions happen? What is an Earthquake? Progress checker

It’s not just man that’s causing chaos!

Lesson objectives Explain what tectonic plates are Describe what volcanoes and earthquakes are and where they occur. Demonstrate that the earth is a changing environment that is constantly in flux.

Ring of fire

Tectonic plate demo Volcano demo Milky way demo

Sea floor spreading – an extension of seafloor spreading by plate tectonics moving with the extrusion of magma (constructive plate margins) Weathering - break down of rock into smaller particles at a site Erosion- weathered particles removed from site Heating and pressure – temperature increase and load exerting a force Sedimentation - Deposit of sediments Mountain building - plates converging (destructive) (subduction zones) forming rock peaks (mountains) Dissolving – to be soluble (in water) Key words and definitions

What is the earth? What’s it made of? How do volcanic eruptions happen? What is an Earthquake? Progress checker

Success criteria for first part of 2D.P9 You must describe; The structure of the Earth. All the layers! Plates tectonics and volcanic eruptions and how these factors influence the Earth’s crust. This is a nice website for plenty good info. s/tectonic_plates_rev1.shtml Happy postering!

What is the earth? What’s it made of? How do volcanic eruptions happen? What is an Earthquake? Progress checker

Lesson objectives Explain what tectonic plates are Describe what volcanoes and earthquakes are and where they occur. Demonstrate that the earth is a changing environment that is constantly in flux.