When I was little I always wanted all the continents, and island be together so the traveling was easy. And only as a high school teenager student I found out The Theory Of Continental Drift. You might ask what's that? And I'll tell that the theory of continental drift is actually a hypothesis that all the continents had formed one landmass before breaking apart and drifting to their present locations. The landmass was called Pangea. This theory was discovered in 1915 by Alfred Wegener. The evidence he provided were the puzzles, landforms and fossils.
Have you ever wondered what's underneath the Earth surface? If yes, than I'll give a good understanding of it. The Earth has three major spheres: lithosphere, hydrosphere and atmosphere.
The most challenging thing for me was covering all topics. I think we had less time for covering all topics, because it took a lot of time working on one topic.
I gained working with prezi, Power point, and fast researching skills.
If I had a chance to change something about this project I would give more time for learning all topics
- Lithosphere is the outer part of earth.
- Hydrosphere is the water of earth's surface
- Atmosphere is a mass of air surrounding the earth
- Continental crust is rocky outer layer of earth
- Oceanic crust is land underneath the ocean
- Mantle is melted rock (magma/lava, liquid)
- Outer core is completely liquid
- Inner core is solid and made up of nickel and iron
Reflection
- What did you enjoy most about this project and why?
- What was the most challenging for you during this project and why?
The most challenging thing for me was covering all topics. I think we had less time for covering all topics, because it took a lot of time working on one topic.
- What new skills did you learn from doing this project
I gained working with prezi, Power point, and fast researching skills.
- What would you change about this project?
If I had a chance to change something about this project I would give more time for learning all topics
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