Week 10 PES. Monday October 27, 2014 First Five: Where do most volcanoes occur? Learning Target: I can compare and contrast (movement, location, landforms,

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Week 10 PES

Monday October 27, 2014 First Five: Where do most volcanoes occur? Learning Target: I can compare and contrast (movement, location, landforms, specific examples) the three major types of plate boundaries. Today’s Activities: ● Geologic plates of Earth lab ●Plate tectonics graphic organizer Exit Question: What plate are we located on?

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Tuesday October 28, 2014 First Five: What are two conditions where volcanoes form? Learning Target: I can identify which boundaries are ‘building’ and which are ‘destroying’ crust and use this information to predict future plate movement and resulting changes in the Earth’s surface. Today’s Activities: ●Geologic plates of Earth lab ●Plate tectonics graphic organizer Exit Ticket: How does plate movement relate to earthquakes and volcanoes?

Wednesday October 22, 2014 First Five: What do convection currents have to do with plate movement? Learning Target: I can describe how density and convection work together to move the lithospheric plates. Today’s Activities: ● Convection Currents Demo Exit Ticket: How does plate tectonics validate continental drift?