Monday PS 2-11-08 Last Day before Rube is due Finish up about movement at plate boundaries.

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Monday PS Last Day before Rube is due Finish up about movement at plate boundaries

Due this week Rube Goldberg project tomorrow Test on the earth and plate tectonics Thursday Review of rubes Friday or next Tuesday

Big Questions Why and how did the continents move? What is plate tectonics

Make Sure you have Videos in a transferable form Photos ed Builders- 1 run through with explanation Best run caught on tape Drawers- A transferable copy (if powerpoint) Sturdy posterboard me picture Writers-Typed list of actions

Rube Connections to Physics –Sentences –Detail description Calculations Equation Data Show calculations Units

Rube Performance part questions Connections to physics questions Calculation questions Show equation, values and work All but the calculations typed, printed neatly

Equations needed Use a value to the nearest tenth

Plate Boundary motion Wrap up exercise Review if needed

Types of Plate Boundaries

Question on Homework See smart notes on boundary

New homework Predict the arrangement of the continents in the future Given information on the motion of plates, areas of subduction

Earth Fundamentals How old Shape Temperature, Pressure, density Layers –Inner Core –Outer Core –Mantle Lower Mantle Asthenosphere Lithosphere

Plate Tectonics Layers, continued Crust Oceanic Continental Hydrosphere Atmosphere Magnetosphere Aurora Borealis

To sum up Pangaea-Panthalassa Continental Drift- Alfred Wegener Cause of motion- Plate Tectonics Convection Interactions between plates Diverging Boundaries Sea floor Spreading Creation of Plates Rift Valleys

Review Converging boundaries Subduction zone Destruction of plates 3 different scenarios Volcanic activity Mountain building Microplate Terranes Transform boundaries Move past each other No overlap Earthquakes no volcanoes