i. The Collision Plate Boundary
- Top left label: a) Fold mountains
- Top right label: c) Volcano
- Middle left label: d) Continental crust
- Middle right label: e) Continental crust
- Bottom label: b) The Mantle
ii. The Constructive Plate Boundary
- Top left label: h) Under-sea volcano
- Top right label: g) Mid-Ocean Ridge is formed
- Bottom left label: i) Two plates diverge (split apart)
- Bottom right label: f) Magma rises to the surface
iii. The Destructive Plate Boundary
- Top left label: m) Continental crust
- Top right label: j) The heat and pressure pushes magma upwards
- Middle left label: l) Oceanic crust
- Middle right label: n) Ocean trench
- Bottom left label: o) SUBDUCTION ZONE (oceanic crust is destroyed in the mantle)
- Bottom right label: p) Magma chamber of the volcano
iv. The Conservative Plate Boundary
- Top label: q) Plate 1 moving in one direction
- Middle label: r) Plate 2 moving in another direction
- Bottom label: s) Plates can become snagged on one another. A sudden “jerk” can trigger an earthquake.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of teacher worksheet on plate boundaries activity sheet.
