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| File Name |
snapkelesson.html |
| Data Type |
lesson plan, teachers log |
| Computer Program |
Not specified |
| File Size |
41.00 KB - 1 file |
| Expert Level |
High School (Grade 9-12) |
| Contributor |
Amber L. Snapke |
| Source |
No source |
| Resource Matrix |
Plate Motion on the Earth |
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Description
The purpose of this lesson is for students to calculate the rate of movement and direction of the Pacific plate (15¿-50¿N to 155¿-175¿W) for the last 65 million years. Students will also study the Hawaiian Islands and Emperor seamonts of that area to conclude the age of the islands/seamounts and deterimine where the current hot spot is located. (This lesson is for High School, generated at the 2005 ERESE workshop) |
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Instructions There is a student activity sheet that goes with this lesson. This will be needed to complete the lesson. |
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Keywords Pacific Plate, Hawaiian Islands, Emperor Seamounts, Rate of pacific plate movement, Direction of Pacific plate movement, Map reading skills, Age of Volcanoes, Kilauea, Subduction Zone |
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