1. Plate Boundaries
Write on the RIGHT Side

2. Plate Boundaries There are 3 types of plate boundaries
Convergent Boundaries
Divergent Boundaries
Transform Boundaries

3. Convergent Boundaries (Pg. 96)
Form where 2 plates collide
Subduction: one plate goes underneath another and back down into the asthenosphere

4. Convergent Boundaries
When 2 continental plates collide it can cause the land to buckle causing mountains to form
When continental and oceanic plates collide, it causes the ocean to subduct
When 2 Oceanic plates collide, the more dense plate subducts

5. Divergent Boundaries 2 Plates moving away from each other **Remember**
This allows magma from the asthenosphere to rise up through the lithosphere
New, less dense rock sits on top and pushes older rock away forming mid-ocean ridges

6. Transform Boundaries
When 2 plates move past each other horizontally (Not smoothly)
Scrape against each other in a series of sudden slippages
This causes earthquakes

8. Reflection (Left Side)
Create a Graphic Organizer describing the 3 types of boundaries:
Plate Boundaries
Convergent
Divergent
Transform
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