Discussion Storyboard - HS - Tectonic Plates
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Updated: 7/12/2017
Discussion Storyboard - HS - Tectonic Plates
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Structure of the Earth

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When it comes to Earth, the planet has more than meets the eye. The layers beneath the Earth's surface all vary, each with it's own properties. Additionally, the movement of tectonic plates in the Earth's mantle have shaped and changed the land masses into what we know them to look like today. As students learn about the layers of the Earth, they'll be able to understand how things like volcanoes are formed and have a solid foundation for other Earth sciences!


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Tectonic Plates Discussion Board

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  • The tectonic plates move because the wind blows them.
  • The tectonic plates move because of currents in the ocean.
  • The tectonic plates move because the Earth spins so quickly.
  • The tectonic plates move because of currents under the Earth's crust.
  • The Earth's crust is made of tectonic plates and they are constantly moving. Why?
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