2.05 Plate Tectonics Gizmo Lab

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HS-ESS1-5

HS-ESS2-1

HS-ESS2-3

2.5

HS-ESS1-5

HS-ESS2-1

HS-ESS2-3

HS-ESS1-5

HS-ESS2-1

HS-ESS2-3

HS-ESS1-5

HS-ESS2-1

HS-ESS2-3

2.5

HS-ESS1-5

HS-ESS2-1

HS-ESS2-3

HS-ESS1-5

HS-ESS2-1

HS-ESS2-3

HS-ESS1-5

HS-ESS2-1

HS-ESS2-3

2.5

HS-ESS1-5

HS-ESS2-1

HS-ESS2-3

HS-ESS1-5

HS-ESS2-1

HS-ESS2-3

HS-ESS1-5

HS-ESS2-1

HS-ESS2-3

2.5

HS-ESS1-5

HS-ESS2-1

HS-ESS2-3

HS-ESS1-5

HS-ESS2-1

HS-ESS2-3

2.05 Plate Tectonics Gizmo Lab

2.05 Plate Tectonics Gizmo Lab

If you need help, please watch the class recording

Click here to open the Plate Tectonics Gizmo.

If you need help, please watch the class recording

Click here to open the Plate Tectonics Gizmo.

Warm Up: List at least 2 geologic features (features that fit within the geosphere)

Describe the way the plates move in relation to each other at Boundary A by typing a description, clicking the blue plus sign to record an audio response, or sketching it with the "Show Your Work" option.

(Hint: arrows are a great way to show how the plates are moving).

Describe the way the plates move in relation to each other at Boundary B by typing a description, clicking the blue plus sign to record an audio response, or sketching it with the "Show Your Work" option.

(Hint: arrows are a great way to show how the plates are moving).

Describe the way the plates move in relation to each other at Boundary C by typing a description, clicking the blue plus sign to record an audio response, or sketching it with the "Show Your Work" option.

(Hint: arrows are a great way to show how the plates are moving).

Describe the way the plates move in relation to each other at Boundary D by typing a description, clicking the blue plus sign to record an audio response, or sketching it with the "Show Your Work" option.

(Hint: arrows are a great way to show how the plates are moving).

If you need help, please watch the class recording

Click here to open the Plate Tectonics Gizmo.

If you need help, please watch the class recording

Click here to open the Plate Tectonics Gizmo.

Warm Up: List at least 2 geologic features (features that fit within the geosphere)

Part 1: Boundary A

Select the "Boundary A" tab at the top of the Gizmo.

Use the arrows underneath the tab and observe how the plate moves.

What type of plate boundary is Boundary A?

Describe the way the plates move in relation to each other at Boundary A by typing a description, clicking the blue plus sign to record an audio response, or sketching it with the "Show Your Work" option.

(Hint: arrows are a great way to show how the plates are moving).

Which feature would you expect to find along Boundary A?

Part 2: Boundary B

Select the "Boundary B" tab at the top of the Gizmo.

Use the arrows underneath the tab and observe how the plate moves.

What type of plate boundary is Boundary B?

Describe the way the plates move in relation to each other at Boundary B by typing a description, clicking the blue plus sign to record an audio response, or sketching it with the "Show Your Work" option.

(Hint: arrows are a great way to show how the plates are moving).

Which feature would you expect to find along Boundary B?

Part 3: Boundary C

Select the "Boundary C" tab at the top of the Gizmo.

Use the arrows underneath the tab and observe how the plate moves.

What type of plate boundary is Boundary C?

Describe the way the plates move in relation to each other at Boundary C by typing a description, clicking the blue plus sign to record an audio response, or sketching it with the "Show Your Work" option.

(Hint: arrows are a great way to show how the plates are moving).

Which features would you expect to find along Boundary C?

Part 3: Boundary D

Select the "Boundary D" tab at the top of the Gizmo.

Use the arrows underneath the tab and observe how the plate moves.

What type of plate boundary is Boundary D?

Describe the way the plates move in relation to each other at Boundary D by typing a description, clicking the blue plus sign to record an audio response, or sketching it with the "Show Your Work" option.

(Hint: arrows are a great way to show how the plates are moving).

Which feature would you expect to find along Boundary D?

2.05 Plate Tectonics Gizmo Lab

2.05 Plate Tectonics Gizmo Lab

If you need help, please watch the class recording

Click here to open the Plate Tectonics Gizmo.

If you need help, please watch the class recording

Click here to open the Plate Tectonics Gizmo.

Warm Up: List at least 2 geologic features (features that fit within the geosphere)

Describe the way the plates move in relation to each other at Boundary A by typing a description, clicking the blue plus sign to record an audio response, or sketching it with the "Show Your Work" option.(Hint: arrows are a great way to show how the plates are moving).

Describe the way the plates move in relation to each other at Boundary B by typing a description, clicking the blue plus sign to record an audio response, or sketching it with the "Show Your Work" option.(Hint: arrows are a great way to show how the plates are moving).

Describe the way the plates move in relation to each other at Boundary C by typing a description, clicking the blue plus sign to record an audio response, or sketching it with the "Show Your Work" option.(Hint: arrows are a great way to show how the plates are moving).

Describe the way the plates move in relation to each other at Boundary D by typing a description, clicking the blue plus sign to record an audio response, or sketching it with the "Show Your Work" option.(Hint: arrows are a great way to show how the plates are moving).

If you need help, please watch the class recording

Click here to open the Plate Tectonics Gizmo.

If you need help, please watch the class recording

Click here to open the Plate Tectonics Gizmo.

Warm Up: List at least 2 geologic features (features that fit within the geosphere)

Part 1: Boundary ASelect the "Boundary A" tab at the top of the Gizmo.Use the arrows underneath the tab and observe how the plate moves. What type of plate boundary is Boundary A?

Describe the way the plates move in relation to each other at Boundary A by typing a description, clicking the blue plus sign to record an audio response, or sketching it with the "Show Your Work" option.(Hint: arrows are a great way to show how the plates are moving).

Which feature would you expect to find along Boundary A?

Part 2: Boundary BSelect the "Boundary B" tab at the top of the Gizmo.Use the arrows underneath the tab and observe how the plate moves. What type of plate boundary is Boundary B?

Describe the way the plates move in relation to each other at Boundary B by typing a description, clicking the blue plus sign to record an audio response, or sketching it with the "Show Your Work" option.(Hint: arrows are a great way to show how the plates are moving).

Which feature would you expect to find along Boundary B?

Part 3: Boundary CSelect the "Boundary C" tab at the top of the Gizmo.Use the arrows underneath the tab and observe how the plate moves. What type of plate boundary is Boundary C?

Describe the way the plates move in relation to each other at Boundary C by typing a description, clicking the blue plus sign to record an audio response, or sketching it with the "Show Your Work" option.(Hint: arrows are a great way to show how the plates are moving).

Which features would you expect to find along Boundary C?

Part 3: Boundary DSelect the "Boundary D" tab at the top of the Gizmo.Use the arrows underneath the tab and observe how the plate moves. What type of plate boundary is Boundary D?

Describe the way the plates move in relation to each other at Boundary D by typing a description, clicking the blue plus sign to record an audio response, or sketching it with the "Show Your Work" option.(Hint: arrows are a great way to show how the plates are moving).

Which feature would you expect to find along Boundary D?

Describe the way the plates move in relation to each other at Boundary A by typing a description, clicking the blue plus sign to record an audio response, or sketching it with the "Show Your Work" option.

(Hint: arrows are a great way to show how the plates are moving).

Describe the way the plates move in relation to each other at Boundary B by typing a description, clicking the blue plus sign to record an audio response, or sketching it with the "Show Your Work" option.

(Hint: arrows are a great way to show how the plates are moving).

Describe the way the plates move in relation to each other at Boundary C by typing a description, clicking the blue plus sign to record an audio response, or sketching it with the "Show Your Work" option.

(Hint: arrows are a great way to show how the plates are moving).

Describe the way the plates move in relation to each other at Boundary D by typing a description, clicking the blue plus sign to record an audio response, or sketching it with the "Show Your Work" option.

(Hint: arrows are a great way to show how the plates are moving).

Part 1: Boundary A

Select the "Boundary A" tab at the top of the Gizmo.

Use the arrows underneath the tab and observe how the plate moves.

What type of plate boundary is Boundary A?

Describe the way the plates move in relation to each other at Boundary A by typing a description, clicking the blue plus sign to record an audio response, or sketching it with the "Show Your Work" option.

(Hint: arrows are a great way to show how the plates are moving).

Part 2: Boundary B

Select the "Boundary B" tab at the top of the Gizmo.

Use the arrows underneath the tab and observe how the plate moves.

What type of plate boundary is Boundary B?

Describe the way the plates move in relation to each other at Boundary B by typing a description, clicking the blue plus sign to record an audio response, or sketching it with the "Show Your Work" option.

(Hint: arrows are a great way to show how the plates are moving).

Part 3: Boundary C

Select the "Boundary C" tab at the top of the Gizmo.

Use the arrows underneath the tab and observe how the plate moves.

What type of plate boundary is Boundary C?

Describe the way the plates move in relation to each other at Boundary C by typing a description, clicking the blue plus sign to record an audio response, or sketching it with the "Show Your Work" option.

(Hint: arrows are a great way to show how the plates are moving).

Part 3: Boundary D

Select the "Boundary D" tab at the top of the Gizmo.

Use the arrows underneath the tab and observe how the plate moves.

What type of plate boundary is Boundary D?

Describe the way the plates move in relation to each other at Boundary D by typing a description, clicking the blue plus sign to record an audio response, or sketching it with the "Show Your Work" option.

(Hint: arrows are a great way to show how the plates are moving).