The document provides instructions for students to create annotated maps and diagrams showing the global distribution and relationships between earthquakes, volcanoes, fold mountains, and tectonic plates. It explains that earthquakes, volcanoes, and mountains are located near plate boundaries as the result of plate tectonic movements. It describes the four main types of plate boundaries: destructive (where plates converge), constructive (where plates diverge and new crust forms), collision (where plates crash into each other), and conservative (where plates slide past each other).

1. What do these maps show?

4. Task Produce an annotated world map to show the location and distribution of earthquakes, volcanoes and fold mountains Use pages 8+9 from the Atlas You have 15 minutes

6. The Structure of the Earth

8. Crustal Plates

10. Convection Currents

11. Destructive (Convergent) Plate Boundary (Margin) subduction

12. Constructive (Divergent) Plate Boundary (Margin) Sea floor spreading

13. Cross section of the Atlantic

14. Other Plate Boundaries - Collision India colliding with Asian subcontinent

15. Other Plate Boundaries - Conservative San Andreas fault California

16. Rift Valley and Block Mountains

18. The end result

19. But is it all bad?