LESSON 4-EARTHQUAKE DISTRIBUTION, volcanoes and mountain ranges.pptx

Distribution of earthquake epicenters, volcanoes and mountain ranges

1. DISTRIBUTION OF EARTHQUAKE EPICENTERS, VOLCANOES AND MOUNTAIN RANGES OBJECTIVE: TO DESCRIBE THE DISTRIBUTION OF EARTHQUAKE EPICENTERS, VOLCANOES AND MOUNTAIN RANGES IN THE MAP

2. HOW ARE YOU FEELING TODAY?

3. TRY THIS… https://i.natgeofe.com/n/eeb507ff-d79d-42ae-bd24-85932ade85e9/49814_3x2.jpg Directions: Answer the given question, How necessary is it for us to know about earthquakes, its nature, its effects, and its origins?

4. THINKING ACTIVITY Why do you think there are infrequent earthquakes to some parts of the world while there are highly seismic activities to some? What does frequent earthquakes suggest about the movement of the lithosphere? What does the concentration of earthquake activities to certain parts of the earth tells us about earthquakes? THINKING ACTIVITY:

5. LET’S MARK THE BOUNDARIES

6. QUESTIONS: 1. How are earthquakes, volcanoes and mountain ranges distributed in the map? 2. Where are they located? 3. Are there places with no earthquakes? 4. Why is it important for us to identify areas which are prone to earthquakes?

7. LOOK AND COMPARE.. How are earthquakes related to tectonic activities? Is there a trend in the location of earthquake, volcanoes and mountain ranges?

8. KEEP THIS IN MIND…

9. APPLICATION: In the activity sheet, study the map of earthquake distribution/seismic activities in the Philippine map and answer the questions.

10. What can you do to help increase awareness of earthquake safety in your locality? VALUING

11. What did you learn today?

12. CHECKPOINT: Write T if the statement is correct and F if otherwise.  

13. Try to learn something about everything and everything about something .         -Thomas Huxley FOOD FOR THOUGHT