Land forms 03/25

https://sites.google.com/a/teachers.wlcsd.org/mrs-marylou-clark/u-s-studies/landforms

Summary: This week in class we learned about land formations. A land formation is something that was created due to a change in the land. An example of a land form would be a mountain, which was caused by two plates crashing into each other, and both rising up. Islands are also land forms, as they are made when plates diverge and become underwater volcanoes, which then erupt and cool into a island.

SP2: Developing and using models
This week in class we had begun building models of certain land forms and show how they were created. We will use these models to provide evidence that the how the land on the Earth moves can create these land forms and how the Earth looks very much different from how it did millions of years ago.