In this activity a special layered cake is used to demonstrate folding and faulting of sedimentary layers. As a result of this activity students will understand the mechanisms by which folds and faults occur within the earth's crust, recognize the difference in behavior between brittle and ductile rocks, and be able to predict the structure likely to result from application of various forces to layered rocks. Students will also interpret "core samples" to determine rock structures beneath the land surface and learn the meaning of fracture as applied to rock layers. Educational levels: Intermediate elementary, Middle school
Objective: Demonstrate plate tectonic principles, plate boundary interactions and the geometry and ...
In this lesson, students will learn that continental plates drift and this affects the layers of the...
This activity uses food to demonstrate plate tectonic motions. Students construct a model using diff...
This activity, created by Edward Haley, demonstrates how sedimentary layers were deposited in horizo...
This activity, created by Edward Haley, demonstrates how sedimentary layers were deposited in horizo...
This activity, created by Edward Haley, demonstrates how sedimentary layers were deposited in horizo...
In this activity, students will learn why and how rock layers are folded and faulted and learn how t...
Geoscience teaching using local geological materials (2): Observation of sedimentary layers with the...
Geoscience teaching using local geological materials (2): Observation of sedimentary layers with the...
Students have difficulty imagining rock layers and the wealth of information they contain. In this a...
This lesson, from the Northern Wyoming Community College District, focuses on geology and the earth'...
Geoscience teaching using local geological materials (2): Observation of sedimentary layers with the...
These activities give students a hands-on feeling for the relationships between the Earth's structur...
In this activity, students identify the properties of metamorphic rocks and learn that they are form...
This lesson plan is part of the DiscoverySchool.com lesson plan library for grades 6-8. This lesson ...
Objective: Demonstrate plate tectonic principles, plate boundary interactions and the geometry and ...
In this lesson, students will learn that continental plates drift and this affects the layers of the...
This activity uses food to demonstrate plate tectonic motions. Students construct a model using diff...
This activity, created by Edward Haley, demonstrates how sedimentary layers were deposited in horizo...
This activity, created by Edward Haley, demonstrates how sedimentary layers were deposited in horizo...
This activity, created by Edward Haley, demonstrates how sedimentary layers were deposited in horizo...
In this activity, students will learn why and how rock layers are folded and faulted and learn how t...
Geoscience teaching using local geological materials (2): Observation of sedimentary layers with the...
Geoscience teaching using local geological materials (2): Observation of sedimentary layers with the...
Students have difficulty imagining rock layers and the wealth of information they contain. In this a...
This lesson, from the Northern Wyoming Community College District, focuses on geology and the earth'...
Geoscience teaching using local geological materials (2): Observation of sedimentary layers with the...
These activities give students a hands-on feeling for the relationships between the Earth's structur...
In this activity, students identify the properties of metamorphic rocks and learn that they are form...
This lesson plan is part of the DiscoverySchool.com lesson plan library for grades 6-8. This lesson ...
Objective: Demonstrate plate tectonic principles, plate boundary interactions and the geometry and ...
In this lesson, students will learn that continental plates drift and this affects the layers of the...
This activity uses food to demonstrate plate tectonic motions. Students construct a model using diff...