'Earthquakes happen' diaporamas de présentation

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Science Shake, Rattle, and Roll

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7.3 Earthquakes and Society

7.3 Earthquakes and Society. Have you experienced an earthquake? How did you feel? What did you do to protect yourself?. Earthquake Hazard A measurement of how likely an area is to have damaging earthquakes in the future. Joke of the Day. What did the ground say to the earthquake?

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DANCE STEP HOMEWORK CHECK!

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Intro: What is an earthquake?

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Intro: What is an earthquake?

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Earthquakes

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All about earthquakes

All about earthquakes. created by Sadie Heinrich and John Walker. Alfred Wegners theory of continental drift assumed was one called Pangaea. Alfred Wegeners theory. They are the north American plate, the Juan de Fuca plate and the pacific plate. The three major tectonic plates.

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Earthquakes

Earthquakes. Aim. I can describe and understand key aspects of physical geography in the context of earthquakes. Success Criteria. I can tell you where earthquakes happen. I can explain why earthquakes happen. I can tell you how to keep safe in an earthquake.

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Welcome to Science 10/1

Welcome to Science 10/1. Update your grade sheet. If you need help with a grade you need to ask. Then use your book to complete the Ch. 8 Section 2 Notes. I. Earthquake Measurement. A. What information do scientists try and figure out after an earthquake? When and where it started.

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Why do earthquakes happen?

Why do earthquakes happen?. The two plates cannot move past each other easily. The two plates become locked, pressure builds up. Suddenly, the pressure is released and the plates move quickly. This sudden movement causes the earthquake. Epicentre and Focus. Epicentre. Focus.

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Earthquake Hit List

Earthquake Hit List. By: Jordan H. and Ava M. Our Top Ten. 1 . Tokyo, Japan 2 . La Serena, Chile 3 . Cuilapa , Guatemala 4 . Jacmel , Haiti 5 . Manta, Ecuador 6 . San Juan, Puerto Rico 7 . San Jose, Costa Rica 8 . Mexico City, Mexico 9.Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic

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Earthquakes

Earthquakes. By buthaina al- mana and asad raza in class 4D. How earthquakes form. Earthquakes happen when two tectonic plates rub together

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Earthquakes

Earthquakes. By Mitchell and Yi. How Earthquakes happens. Earthquakes happen when the plates move. Earthquakes can be form by divergent, convergent, and transform boundaries. Where earthquakes first start.

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Earthquakes

Earthquakes. Chloe Aylmer 8C. What is an earthquake?.

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The causes of a tsunami

The causes of a tsunami. Lo: to be able to explain what causes a tsunami. http://whs.moodledo.co.uk/file.php/1365/EarthSystems/Earth%20Systems/Subduction.swf. From memory sketch and label your own diagram of a destructive plate boundary. 2 types of plate Subduction zones

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