How?
Graham Cracker Procedure
1.
Spread a tablespoon of marshmallow fluff on the large cracker piece.
2.
Place the two smaller cracker pieces on top of the fluff.
3.
The two small cracker pieces represent lithosphere of Earth. The marshmallow
fluff represents the asthenosphere layer of Earth.
4.
Think about Transform. Slide one cracker one direction and the other cracker in
the opposite direction (↑↓). What do you feel as the sides of the crackers rub
against each other as they slide over the fluff?
5.
Find the box labeled Figure ONE. Draw arrows to show the direction of movement
on your model. Add details.
6.
Think of Converging. Move the two small graham crackers toward each other such
that they form a small upside down "V" on top of the marshmallow
fluff.
7.
Find the box labeled Figure TWO. Draw a picture and draw arrows to show the
direction of cracker movement. Label and answer the questions.
8.
Think about Diverging. Move the two small crackers away from each other so that
they are separated on the marshmallow fluff.
9.
Find the box in your Student Journal labeled Figure THREE. Draw a diagram of
your graham crackers. Draw arrows to show the direction of cracker movement.
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