IHSL Yochebet Lara
Monday, June 3, 2013
Monday, March 11, 2013
alfred Wegener, Right or wrong?
The theory of the tectonic plates establish that all the continents were together creating just one big continent thousand years ago this is known as Pangea. Over the time
A plate tectonic are large plates of rock in the earth surface that can be Oceanic or continental.
Reflection
The thing that I enjoyed the most in the project was to work with different materials to get the model done.
The most challenging thing for me were the quiz because I did not know what I was going to be ask for, and i did not know if i was going to be right or wrong.
I learn how to use Animoto from this project!\
If I could do something that would of improve my work would be organizing the times so I can finish everything on time without worries.
What I Would change about the project would be the limitation of partnership in different activities, because if we have a partrner the word would being easier and we would of end up faster.
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Friday, January 18, 2013
Evidence #3 Places where tsunami occur ^.^ mostly
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Indonesia
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Java
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Pacific
Ocean
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Indonesia
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Off
W. Coast of Sumatra
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Pacific
Ocean
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Malaysia
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Malay
peninsula
|
Pacific
Ocean
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Philippines
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W.
Luzon Island
|
Pacific
Ocean
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Sw.
Sumatra
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Bali
Sea
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Pacific
Ocean
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China
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Shantou,
Kwangtung
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Pacific
Ocean
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Ecuador
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South
Pacific Ocean
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Pacific
Ocean
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Colombia
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South
Pacific Ocean
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Pacific
Ocean
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Sunda
Islands
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Pacific
Ocean
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Pacific
Ocean
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Thursday, January 17, 2013
Saturday, October 27, 2012
Rock types
The rock cycle is when the rocks in the earth change shape and composition through a process that take many years and can be affect by different aspects. Magma comes out of the volcano to be lava, then this one gets cold and is how igneous rock is formed, we can have two types, intrusive that has big crystals and extrusive that have small crystals. Sedimentary rocks are formed by compaction and sedimentation, in a simple way to say the rocks glue together, we find clastic that is formed by cold lava, bioclastic that is formed by death animals or plants, crystalline that is form from liquid. Metamorphic rock are formed by heat and pressure. it has two types foliated that have lines or you can see the separation in levels and non foliated that is plain.
Vocabulary
sedimentation- the rock glues together and get hard
Magma- rock that melted down and became liquid inside the volcano
lava- melted rock when it's outside the volcano
Sedimentary rock - rock that forms from sediment that gets glue together
Metamorphic rock - rock that is formed by heat and pressure.
Igneous rock - rock that forms when the lave cools down and gets hard.
Solidification - the rock becomes hard.
Weathering - rain, wind, ice that breaks the rock into piece.
Erosion - when the sediments are take to other places.
Sediment - small rocks broke in to small pieces.
Compaction - when the rocks became compact.
Rock types
Igneous Rock

Intrusive- Big crystals
Extrusive- Small crystals
sedimentary
Clastic- just rock pieces
crystalline- rock form from liquid
bioclastic - death animals or plants
metamorphic rock
foliated - lines where you can see the separation
Non- foliated- plain rock
Vocabulary
sedimentation- the rock glues together and get hard
Magma- rock that melted down and became liquid inside the volcano
lava- melted rock when it's outside the volcano
Sedimentary rock - rock that forms from sediment that gets glue together
Metamorphic rock - rock that is formed by heat and pressure.
Igneous rock - rock that forms when the lave cools down and gets hard.
Solidification - the rock becomes hard.
Weathering - rain, wind, ice that breaks the rock into piece.
Erosion - when the sediments are take to other places.
Sediment - small rocks broke in to small pieces.
Compaction - when the rocks became compact.
Rock types
Igneous Rock

Intrusive- Big crystals
Extrusive- Small crystals
sedimentary

crystalline- rock form from liquid
bioclastic - death animals or plants
metamorphic rock
foliated - lines where you can see the separation
Non- foliated- plain rock
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