The crust
The Mantle
Activities
Plate movement
Ms. Hallett Facts
100

True or False: The crust is Earth's outer layer.

True

100

The mantle is warmer or cooler than the crust?

Warmer
100

What did our virtual lab focus on?

Earth's layers

100

True or False: Earth's plates move.

True

100

What did Ms. Hallett go to college?

Cal Poly

200

True or False: The crust is the thickest of Earth's layers.

False

200

True or False: We (humans) have been able to drill through the crust and into the mantle.

False
200

What did each of our puzzle pieces of the Earth represent?

Earth's plates

200

What causes an earthquake?

Plate movement

200

What type of animal does Ms. Hallett have?

A cat

300

What material is the crust made up of?

Hard, solid rock

300

What is the Mantle made up of?

Soft, solid rock

300

What did the wooden block represent?

The crust (hard, solid rock)

300

What is a convergent boundary?

Plates that are moving toward the same place.

300
How many Cal Poly school records does Ms. Hallett hold?

Two

400

What do the lines between the Earth's plates represent?

Plate boundaries

400

What layer in the Earth is the Mantle under?

The crust

400

What did the silly putty represent?

The mantle (soft, solid rock)

400

What is a divergent boundary?

Plates moving apart in different directions.

400

What is the name of Ms. Hallett's main sports event in college?

Hammer throw

500

What is the crust broken up into?

Plates

500

Which layer in the Earth is the Mantle?

Second

500

In our Earth's layers worksheet, what was the name of each layer of Earth?

The crust, the mantle, the outer core, and the inner core.

500

What happens in the gap that occurs at a divergent boundary?

Rock rises from the mantle and hardens, adding new solid rock to the edges of both plates.

500

What is the name of Ms. Hallett's college major?

Kinesiology

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