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Graham Cracker Drift

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Use your observations from yesterday to help you answer the questions

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Use your observations from Part 2 to answer these questions.

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Use your observations from Part 3 to answer these questions

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We used three things yesterday to build and use a model of how the continents move. Here is what each piece of the model represented.

  • Graham cracker: Thick crust

  • Fruit Roll-up: Thinner crust

  • Frosting: The top of the mantle

Look at your observations for Part 1 to answer the next few questions.

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Were the continents getting closer together or farther apart?

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As the continents move apart something forms between them, what do you think that is?

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As you moved the pieces closer together one of the crumpled up. Which kind of crust crumpled?

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In real life the thinner crust also gets pushed under the thick crust and down into the mantle. What do you think happens to it?

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Before the two pieces of crust collided there was an ocean between them. What do you think happened to the ocean?

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The two pieces of crust crumpled when they collided. Why?

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When the crust crumpled it formed some land features. Which kind of land feature did they make?