1. Home
  2. Material Detail: Pangaea Zoo School.com (Animation of break up, model of Earth's layers, and models of plate boundaries)

Material Detail

Pangaea Zoo School.com (Animation of break up, model of Earth's layers, and models of plate boundaries)

Pangaea Zoo School.com (Animation of break up, model of Earth's layers, and models of plate boundaries)

Animation of the break up of Pangaea,Earth's crust, plate boundaries (types). CA Earth Science Standard # 3a.
Disciplines:
Go to Material 
Bookmark / Add to Course ePortfolio
Create a Learning Exercise
Add Accessibility Information
Rate
Add a Comment

Quality

More about this material

Material Type:
Presentation
Date Added to MERLOT:
June 24, 2005
Date Modified in MERLOT:
September 24, 2019
Author:
Submitter:
Toni Thezier
Primary Audience:
Middle School, High School
Technical Format:
Website
Mobile Compatibility:
Not specified at this time
Technical Requirements:
computers wih internet
Language:
English
Cost Involved:
No
Source Code Available:
No
Creative Commons:
No

Browse...

Disciplines with similar materials as Pangaea Zoo School.com (Animation of break up, model of Earth's layers, and models of plate boundaries)
People who viewed this also viewed
Other materials like Pangaea Zoo School.com (Animation of break up, model of Earth's layers, and models of plate boundaries)

Comments

Log in to participate in the discussions or sign up if you are not already a MERLOT member.
patricia Buchanan
patricia Buchanan (Student)
17 years ago
I really like this site. This would be great for all ages of students. This site has a wide variety of information regarding astronomy. Students would find it easy to use and the animations make it appealing.

Technical Remarks:

I had no problems maneuvering around in this site. There is a lot to see and learn so guiding student's learning is a must so they are not overwhelmed with the amount of information.
Used in course? Yes
Time spent reviewing site: I spent about an hour total reviewing this site. It is easy to get hooked in all the areas that can be clicked on.
Toni Thezier
Toni Thezier (Faculty)
19 years ago
Great way to show students how the contents moved over time.
Used in course? Yes