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Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Mountains Earth’s Crust

What did the earthquake say to the ground? You crack me up!

Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Mountains…

What do you know about Volcanoes, Earthquakes, Mountains?

Myths Real? How did myths start? Poseidon: Greek god of the sea, also known as the ‘earth shaker’ when he was ignored or offended. What does ‘earth shaker’ mean? How did ancient Greeks explain Poseidon ‘shaking’ the earth?

Explaining events People use myths to explain the world around them. Earthquakes, volcanoes and mountains all have myths!

Glooscap (Mi’kmaq legend) sugarloaf mountain NB

Pele (Hawaiian Fire goddess) Kilauea, Hawaii She was sent away from her home island because she had a hot temper. She made many fire pits (in Hawaii) before her elder sister found her there. Her sister (goddess of the sea) kept putting out the volcano’s fire. They had a big fight and Pele was torn apart and her spirit was free to be Fire goddess in the Kilauea Volcano.

Anaxagoras (Greek Philosopher) 500BC World is flat Air supports the world (floats) Disturbances in the air cause… Earthquakes!

Hindus of India believed that 8 elephants held the world on their backs and when they were tired, the earth shook, creating…. Earthquakes

What do you think? Are these explanations believable?

Your turn! Time to create your own myth about an earthquake OR volcano OR mountain. Think of a story Add a picture to illustrate your story! We’ll use GLOGSTER and link it to your wikispace!

Signing in to Glogster – 1 st step: Open a Word Doc Type in a ‘nickname’ and ‘password’ EXAMPLE: msmacc itsrainy11 Save your Word Doc in your ‘documents’ folder as GLOGSTER INFO

Step 2: Connect to the internet Go to: Click the REGISTER button (it’s pink) Fill in your information

Step 3: Add text,sound,video,pictures You can not use the DRAW tool. You can use Paint and save the picture and then upload it to your glog. Homework for tonight: ~Think about a story or myth to explain one (1) cause of earthquakes OR volcanoes OR mountains (pick 1, not all 3) ~Add an image or picture/sound/video to illustrate your myth using Glogster! **We will put the above together in tomorrow’s class.