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Construct simple edible 3D models using real-life materials to demonstrate the movements of the three types of plate boundaries.

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Construct simple edible 3D models using real-life materials to demonstrate the movements of the three types of plate boundaries.

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GUIDE QUESTIONS:

1. What does each of the three models represent?

2. How does it show the movement of plates?

3. After learning about plate boundaries, why do you think it is important to understand how they work?

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1. Those models represent the 3 plate boundaries that maam trixy discussed

2. It shows that Convergent boundary - Collide, Divergent - move apart, Transform - Slide

3. It is important to study different types of plate boundaries because they explain how earthquakes, volcanoes, mountains, and ocean trenches form. Knowing about them helps us understand Earth’s changes and prepare for natural disasters to keep people safe.

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GUIDE QUESTIONS:

1. What does each of the three models represent?

-Each model represents one type of plate boundary divergent, convergent, and transform.

2. How does it show the movement of plates?

-It shows movement by demonstrating how plates pull apart, collide and subduct, or slide past each other.

3. After learning about plate boundaries, why do you think it is important to understand how they work?

-Understanding their work is important because it helps predict earthquakes, volcanoes, and other geologic hazards that affect people and the environment.

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This model represents the movement of plates in a divergent plate boundary. Two square biscuits are dragged away from each other, spreading the ice cream in the middle and increasing its surface area.

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1. What does each of the three models represent?

- Three models: They represent the types of plate boundaries: convergent, divergent, and transform.

2. How does it show the movement of plates? - Movement – They show how plates move: colliding, moving apart, or sliding past each other.

3. After learning about plate boundaries, why do you think it is important to understand how they work?

- Importance: Understanding helps us predict earthquakes, volcanoes, and other hazards for safety.

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Convergent When continental plates collide (e.g., the Himalayas).

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1- The models represent the three plate boundaries: convergent, divergent, and transform.

2- As we can see in the image, the wafer represents the plate

3- If we know about them then we can be prepared

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1. each model represent the 3 types of boundary

2. convergent- collide to each other

divergent - move away to each other

transform - slide

3. to being aware and less damage to all living things

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1. Convergent, Divergent, Transform

2. It shows movement by demonstrating how they collide, move apart, and slide

3. this is important as it helps to understand why a natural disaster occured and what type may occur because of the movement of the crust

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1. it represents the divergent convergent transform plate boundaries.

2. convergent are colliding

divergent are moving apart each other

transform are sliding each other

3. it helps us to know what type of geological formation happen in earthquake

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Guide question:

1. each one of them represents the movement of plate boundaries discussed in the class.

2. It shows the general direction and movement of the plates

3. It is important so we can be aware what could be happen when these boundaries move. Also helps us prepare for the consequences.

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GUIDE QUESTIONS

1. What do the three models represent?

They represent the three main types of plate boundaries: divergent, convergent, and transform boundaries.

2. How do they show the movement of plates?

They demonstrate how tectonic plates move apart, push and collide, or slide past each other.

3. Why is it important to understand plate boundaries?

It is important because it helps us predict and prepare for earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and other natural hazards that can affect people, communities, and the environment.

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1. What does each of the three models represent?

The Divergent Boundary model represents an area where two tectonic plates are moving apart from each other. This is typically found at mid-ocean ridges.

The Convergent Boundary model represents an area where two tectonic plates are colliding or pushing toward each other. This can create mountain ranges or subduction zones.

The Transform Boundary model represents an area where two tectonic plates are sliding horizontally past each other. This is often associated with major fault lines, like the San Andreas Fault.

2. How does it show the movement of plates?

The Divergent model shows the plates pulling away from a central point, revealing the material underneath.

The Convergent model shows the plates pushing together, which can cause one to slide under the other or both to crumple and fold upwards.

The Transform model shows the plates grinding past each other in a side-to-side motion.

3. After learning about plate boundaries, why do you think it is important to understand how they work?

Understanding plate boundaries is crucial because their movements are responsible for many of the Earth's most significant geological phenomena. By studying them, we can better understand and prepare for natural disasters.

Predicting Earthquakes: Most earthquakes occur along plate boundaries, particularly transform and subduction zones. Understanding their movement helps scientists predict where and how often major quakes might occur.

Volcanic Activity: Volcanoes are often found at divergent and convergent boundaries. Understanding these zones helps us predict volcanic eruptions and their potential impact.

Landform Formation: Plate movements are what build mountains, create ocean trenches, and shape continents. Knowing how they work helps us understand the geography of our planet.