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1. _____nonrenewable resources that form in Earth’s crust over millions of years from the buried remains of once living organisms. Ex coal (fossil fuels) 2. _____food crops are what type of natural resource (natural resources) 3. _____ factories take water and heat it up and cool it back down and put back in the water source (water pollution) 4. _____natural resource that can be replaced in a short period of time (natural resouces) 5.______plowing fields in curves instead of straight lines (soil conservation) Do Now QQQ

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Key Questions Plate Boundaries 1.What are plate boundaries? 2.What are convergent plate boundaries? 3.What are divergent plate boundaries? 4.What are transform plate boundaries? Brain Pop Plate Tectonics

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1. _____nonrenewable resources that form in Earth’s crust over millions of years from the buried remains of once living organisms. Ex coal (fossil fuels)2. _____food crops are what type of natural resource (natural resources)3. _____ factories take water and heat it up and cool it back down and put back in the water source (water pollution)4. _____natural resource that can be replaced in a short period of time (natural resouces)5.______plowing fields in curves instead of straight lines (soil conservation)

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DO NOW1. What are the processes that form sediementray

rocks? (sedimentary rocks)2. What type of weathering breaks down rocks into

smaller pieces by physical force? (weathering)3. What is it called when glaciers move gravel,

boulders, and sand along the bottom or side of a glacier? (glaciers)

4. What is a naturally preserved evidence of life? (fossils)

5. What is the decomposed organic matter in the soil? (soil or soil profile)

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Key Questions Plate Boundaries

1. What are plate boundaries?2. What are convergent plate boundaries?3. What are divergent plate boundaries?4. What are transform plate boundaries?

Brain Pop Plate Tectonics

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• 1. Plate boundaries are the places where two tectonic plates meet.

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Convergent Plate Boundary

2. A convergent plate boundary is a place where two plates push into one another.

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3. Divergent Plate Boundaryis the place two plates move away

from one another.

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Divergent BoundarySeafloor Spreading

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Transform Plate Boundary

4. A transform plate boundary is the place where two plates slide past one another.