Hello Folks,
In order to complete the rough draft of the final lab report, please use the links below for resources.
1. Formal Lab Report Format Sheet
2. Convection Currents Lab
3. National Geographic Article on Continental Drift
4. Outline for Continental Drift article
After you have completed your rough draft by SATURDAY at NOON, please MAKE SURE that you have shared it with Emily.ElPuente@gmail.com
I hope you have an excellent Thanksgiving!
Showing posts with label convection currents. Show all posts
Showing posts with label convection currents. Show all posts
Monday, November 25, 2013
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
EXTRA EXTRA!! IS THERE LIFE AT THE MID-OCEAN RIDGES??
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| A hydrothermal vent found near Antarctica. (source) |
Watch all or some of this TED TALK, and then answer the following questions in the form of a paragraph:
1. What is a hydrothermal vent and where are they found?
2. What marine species can be found at the mid-ocean ridges?
3. Describe the surface of the bottom of earth's oceans.
share your paragraph with me anytime before the end of the trimester: emily.elpuente@gmail.com
Monday, November 18, 2013
Class 11/18
Today we began exploring HOW convection currents move in the mantle.
What is constantly in motion in this diagram? See if you can identify the variables first, before clicking on the link here and seeing if you are correct!
Friday, November 15, 2013
TGIF // HOMEWORK DUE MONDAY!!!
The video above is a VERY cool look inside of the asthenosphere where the convection currents are in constant motion!!
Homework Due Monday is:
1. Read about the Mechanisms of Plate Motion given out in class. A link to the reading is here and the worksheet is here.
2. Complete the Outline on Continental Drift. Article and Guided Notes can be found here.
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Where are the Convection Currents Taking us?!?
In which direction is North America headed in? Where will we be in about 50 million years if the earth's tectonic plates are in constant motion?
Use this animation to help you figure out the direction we're headed.
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