Aim 20: What is the geological theory of Pangaea? What is plate tectonics? HW: Read p38 to 40 in your textbook then answer #2 a. b. and c. on p 43. Do.

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Aim 20: What is the geological theory of Pangaea? What is plate tectonics? HW: Read p38 to 40 in your textbook then answer #2 a. b. and c. on p 43. Do Now: Do you know what happens when the plates that make up earth’s crust shake?

(Ms Beesch’s School Website view all our notes and every slide! You need microsoft power point or adobe reader to open them on your computer. )

Pangaea- is a geological scientific theory that a long time ago all the continents on Earth were connected to form one huge super continent called Pangea. Pangaea

Plate tectonics- a theory that Earth’s crust is made of moving and shifting tectonic plates.

-These plates constantly shift and move along fault lines(where they meet) sometimes they cause volcanoes to erupt, mountains to form, huge tsunamis waves in the ocean or cause earthquakes-a sudden shaking of the Earth’s surface.

( Volcanic eruptions in the USA. First is Mt. Saint Helens in Washington state, it famously erupted on in 1980 the deadliest eruption in the history of the United States. Second is Kilauea, an active volcano in Hawaii.)

Earthquake in China in May 2008

Tsunami! A huge wall of water!

1.Read Aloud of p12 in Map Essentials 2. Partner Practice: Complete questions Independent Work: Write a great paragraph on this topic: Which geographic features have you noticed that people like to live by?