Plate Tectonic Paper Outline -M 1st Paragraph Science Information Explain how the plate boundary you researched works. Use the science vocabulary found.

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Plate Tectonic Paper Outline -M 1st Paragraph Science Information Explain how the plate boundary you researched works. Use the science vocabulary found on your rubric. Paint a picture of what this boundary looks like in your reader’s head. Include a picture

Plate Tectonic Paper Outline -M 2nd Paragraph Effects of the Boundary What are the effects of this boundary? Give a detailed explanation. Ex. Earthquakes or Mountains

Plate Tectonic Paper Outline 4 th Paragraph- Culture of the Area What is the culture of the area of the plate boundary? Explain their daily lives. Draw a picture to illustrate this.

Plate Tectonic Paper Outline -M 5 th Paragraph- Culture and Plate Boundary How is the culture affected by this plate boundary? You may draw a picture to illustrate this.

Plate Tectonic Paper Outline -M 6 th Paragraph- History of Plate Boundary What major events have been caused by this plate boundary? Explain to the reader the effects it has had on the people who live in that area. You may draw a picture to illustrate this.