1. Investigation 5 Date: 1/14 LT: I can explain the relationship between plate motion and earthquakes by analyzing earthquake patterns. Sponge: I float in a pool. What is denser, the water or me?

2. To do….

3. Quiz!

4. Engagement What kinds of things do you think might happen as a result of plate motion?

5. Bill Nye: Earthquakes As you watch the video, record 10 facts that you learn about Earthquakes below your sponge.

6. Investigation 5 Date: 1/15 LT: I can explain the relationship between plate motion and earthquakes by analyzing earthquake patterns. Sponge: Cold air __________ while hot air _________. Use the words rises and sinks!

7. To do….

8. Earthquake fault lines review http://www.classzone.com/books/earth_scie nce/terc/content/investigations/es1001/es1 001page04.cfm?chapter_no=investigation http://www.classzone.com/books/earth_scie nce/terc/content/investigations/es1001/es1 001page04.cfm?chapter_no=investigation http://video.nationalgeographic.com/video/ 101-videos/earthquake-101 (4:39) http://video.nationalgeographic.com/video/ 101-videos/earthquake-101

9. Earthquake Activity – NB Review latitude, longitude Label the prime meridian Label North, South, East, West Plot earthquakes – what do you notice about their locations?

10. LatitudeLongitude 40 N120 W 5 S70 E 4 S77 W 23 N88 E 14 S70 E 7 N34 E 44 N28 W 30 S70 W 50 S0 13 N85 W 23 N125 E 35 N30 E 35 N140 E 50 S120 W 50 S30 E 58 N140 W 47 S68 W

11. LatitudeLongitude 40 N120 W 5 S70 E 4 S77 W 23 N88 E 14 S70 E 7 N34 E 44 N28 W 30 S70 W 50 S0 13 N85 W 23 N125 E 35 N30 E 35 N140 E 50 S120 W 50 S30 E 58 N140 W 47 S68 W

12. BIG IDEA – COPY BELOW YOUR MAP! Earthquakes are more likely to occur at plate boundaries.

13. More info… There are small earthquakes every day, and in general we aren’t aware of them. In this way, earthquakes are like many other geoscience processes that usually make only gradual changes but are sometimes much stronger, catastrophic events like the ones shown at the end of the video. Earthquakes can changes Earth’s surface in different ways. Strong earthquakes can cause cracks and shifts in the crust, or sometimes trigger landslides or tsunamis, which change Earth’s surface in their own ways. Some of Earth’s changes are very slow and happen over millions of years, like the formation of a mountain. But others can be very sudden, like a very strong earthquakes. Scientists can’t yet predict the exact time that a large earthquake will occur, but they continue to look for patterns in data like this lesson for clue. Earthquakes are another piece of evidence that shows us that Earth is constantly shifting and changing.

14. Game Time. Number below your sponge 1 to 6. Answer A, B, C, D. 1. 41°N, 21°E 2. 37°N, 76°W 3. 72°S, 141°W 4. 7°S, 23°W 5. 15°N, 29°E 6. 34°S, 151°E AB C D

15. Copy in your index… Latitude: Longitude:

16. If time… Brainpop: Earthquakes!