The document discusses how the Earth's surface can change both gradually over long periods of time through processes like plate tectonics and the rock cycle, and suddenly through earthquakes, landslides, meteor impacts, and some volcanoes. Examples are given of geological processes that can affect large areas, like volcanoes and earthquakes, as well as those that affect smaller areas, such as erosion. The learning targets are to describe how the Earth's surface changes over time through both slow and rapid processes, and to provide examples of geological changes that impact different sized regions.
The document discusses how the Earth's surface can change both gradually over long periods of time through processes like plate tectonics and the rock cycle, and suddenly through earthquakes, landslides, meteor impacts, and some volcanoes. Examples are given of geological processes that can affect large areas, like volcanoes and earthquakes, as well as those that affect smaller areas, such as erosion. The learning targets are to describe how the Earth's surface changes over time through both slow and rapid processes, and to provide examples of geological changes that impact different sized regions.
The document discusses how the Earth's surface can change both gradually over long periods of time through processes like plate tectonics and the rock cycle, and suddenly through earthquakes, landslides, meteor impacts, and some volcanoes. Examples are given of geological processes that can affect large areas, like volcanoes and earthquakes, as well as those that affect smaller areas, such as erosion. The learning targets are to describe how the Earth's surface changes over time through both slow and rapid processes, and to provide examples of geological changes that impact different sized regions.
the pictures? 2. Is the Earth static or dynamic? -static means not changing, or motionless -dynamic means ever-changing, or in constant motion Learning Target: - I am able to describe how the surface of the earth can be changed over long periods of time by processes such as plate tectonic movement and the rock cycle. - I am able to describe how the surface of the earth can be changed quickly, including earthquakes, landslides, meteor impacts and some volcanoes. - I am able to give examples of geological processes that can affect large areas of land and also examples of geological processes that can affect small areas of land. Erosion - causes rock to break down (water, wind, the freeze-thaw process, salt and other chemical processes)
- fracturing of rock by the expansion of freezing water in areas of
weakness or in pore spaces in the rock. Volcanoes (could be a small or large area depending on the size of the eruption)
Earthquakes (could be a small or large area depending on the magnitude of the