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MAKE A POWER POINT You and a partner will go through my slides on this power point Each slide will give you directions on how to make your own power point Follow the links provided to research the information for each slide Have fun, be creative, and make your presentation unique.

PLAGERISM 1.DO NOT cut and paste ANY information 2.Taking someone else’s work and saying that it is your own is plagiarism. 3.Plagiarism is against school rules 4.Write EVERYTHING in your own words.

3 RULES OF POWER POINT 1.Each slide should only have 3 ideas on it. 2.Each slide should not have more than 6 sentences on it. 3.Font and colors should be used to make the slide easier to read, not make it confusing.

Open up a brand new empty power point slide show Follow the directions on each of my slides to make your own presentation. Keep both presentations open at the same time to go back and forth. START YOUR OWN POWER POINT

Title Name Date The first slide is your title page. You are making a presentation on plate tectonics. You need to make a title for your presentation.

Background info ect/Plate%20Tectonics/theory.htmhttp:// ect/Plate%20Tectonics/theory.htm Use the above link to make a slide that deals with the introduction of plate tectonics You should define plate tectonics and give some examples of the effects of plate tectonics REMEMBER THE 3 RULES OF POWER POINT!

Edward Seuss Antonio Snider-Pellegrini Frank B. Tailor etect/Plate%20Tectonics/theory.htm Use the link above, again, to mention how these three scientists helped devise the Theory of Plate tectonics SCIENTISTS

abank/entries/bowege.html 1.Use the above link to make a slide about Alfred Wegener and his accomplishments 2.Insert a picture of Alfred Wegener Alfred Wegener

The above link gives you information on the evidence for Wegener’s Theory. Use this and the next slide to explain what the evidence for the theory is. /pangaea/evidence.html EVIDENCE

CONTINIUE Use this slide to help explain the evidence stated given in the previous slide.

PICTURE SLIDE Locate a picture of the different plates that make up the world and insert it on this slide. Make it so it fits the page.

ml The above link will help you make a slide that says where and what the “Ring of Fire” is. RING OF FIRE

Sea floor spreading 1. /explorer/concepts/spreading.htmlhttp:// /explorer/concepts/spreading.html /Seafloor%20Spreading.htmhttp://library.thinkquest.org/05aug/001 84/Seafloor%20Spreading.htm Use the two links to make a slide about “Sea floor Spreading”

msese/earthsysflr/plates1.html The above link has links to info on the three different plate boundaries On the right hand side of the page you will find all three boundaries Make a slide for each boundary Include a picture for each slide

Convergent InformationPicture

Divergent InformationPicture

Transform InformationPicture

Volcanoes Make a slide about volcanoes and where they are made. Include a picture Do your own research for this slide

Earthquakes Make a slide about earthquakes and where they are made. Include a picture Go to the link below and click on the cracking Earth to start learning about earthquakes e/quakes/

inside.html This slide should be about the interior of the Earth. (Remember that you should only have about three ideas and NO MORE than six sentences per slide) INTERIOR EARTH

/high/pangaea/ Use the above link to make a slide about Pangaea Include a picture of Pangaea PANGAEA

Watch the animations at the links below to help you explain a hot spot n/geol101/animations/55.swf e/geo/egeo/flash/2_10.swf Use the above link to make a slide about hot spots

Find a picture of a Hawaiian Volcano and put it on this slide PICTURE

On Your Own… 1.If time remains continue making slides about the formations that are made from the processes of continental drift. 2.Add pictures to your slide show and make it unique and interesting

CONCLUSION Do not forget to make a conclusion slide.