Seafloor Spreading
by Isiah Dalton
This lesson has students examining isochron maps of the Earth's seafloor and looking for patterns to support evidence of continental drift. A prerequisite include a previous lesson of continental drift or students with some background of plate tectonics. This lesson is idea for 7th or 8th grade science students.
Lesson Plan Link/URL
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Omioxod47GX1NdyoMqaX06yeHK0prCr7/edit?u…Related Content
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