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Fosters Lesson Plan for the Week of November 10rd through November 14th
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Introduction to the
Theory of Plate
Tectonics (history)
SWBAT:
Describe their
understanding of
the historical
development of
Plate Tectonic
Theory.
Demonstrate how
continents are
being pushed
apart by seafloor
spreading.
Summarize the
various types of
evidence to
support Plate
Tectonic Theory.
SWBAT:
Describe how
plate
boundaries
lead to the
formation of
crustal
features.
Identify 3 types
of plate
boundaries and
the land forms
associated with
the plate
boundaries.
SWBAT:
Describe how
convection drives
plate tectonics.
Identify 3 types of
plate boundaries and
the land forms
associated with the
plate boundaries.
Describe how forces
alter those land
forms, such as
erosion and
weathering.
Objectives
SWBAT:.
Write about
the
interactions of
the sun, ocean
systems and
atmosphere to
create the
weather
patterns we
see on a daily
basis and how
this can be
used.
.
.
ENGAGE:
ENGAGE:
ENGAGE:. Pangea
Puzzle Pieces: Match
the fossils, etc.
ENGAGE:.Convection
Exploration with rheostatic
liquid, candle, wood blocks
LA
EXPLORE:
EXPLAIN:
EXPLORE: :
EXPLORE:
Students will
explore the
history of the
theories leading
up to plate
tectonics.
EXPLAIN:
Theories and
underlying
science will be
explained.
ELABORATE:Seafloor
EXPLORE:.
Use Milky Way
candy bars to
simulate layers
of planetary
crust and
explore how
different plate
boundaries
work.
EXPLORE:.Students will
record their observations and
hypothesis then match that
with their observations.
EXPLAIN:
ELABORATE:
EXPLAIN: Explanation
EXPLAIN: Written
conclusions, based on the
students knowledge of
convection.
ELABORATE:..Where else
might this be used? Where
else does convection occur?
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Ms. Fosters Lesson Plan for the Week of November 10rd through November 14th
Resources
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Introduction to the
Theory of Plate
Tectonics (history)
EVALUATE/ASSESS:
Formative
assessment
based on
checking on
the progress of
each student
as they
complete the
activity.
EVALUATE/ASSESS:
Formative
assessment
based on
answers to
Jeopardy-style
questions on
the topic of
Plate
Tectonics.
EVALUATE/ASSESS:
Formative
assessment as
students take
notes.
Participation and
completion of
magnetic striping
activity..
District Test,
District Student
Data Sheet
Red magma
paper, tape,
markers for
magnetic stripes
ELABORATE:.Have
students suggest
alternate candy bar or
items that could be
used to demonstrate
plate boundaries and/or
seafloor spreading.
EVALUATE/ASSESS:
Walking around
to verify all
students have
completed the
assigned
questions.
Interactive
questioning
using popsicle
sticks.
EVALUATE/ASSESS:
Walking around to
verify all students
have completed the
assigned questions.
Interactive
questioning using
popsicle sticks.
.
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