Plate Boundaries1. You will use TWO pages of your notebook. Fold the first length-wise and cut

the outer half off.2. Holding notebook sideways, write the title “Plate Boundaries” across the top

of the half-page. Across the bottom of the half-page, separate into three even parts and label each one “convergent,” “divergent,” and “transform.”

3. On the back of that half, label at the top “Definition of _____” and label accordingly.

4. On the second page of notebook, fold in half and then draw a line up the center. Then separate into the same three even halves.

5. Across the top of this page, label each “Landforms or Geologic Events” and then label accordingly.

6. Across the bottom three sections, draw a picture of each type of plate boundary. Label the crust, mantle, lithosphere, and magma in each picture.

7. Use this word bank to fill in the landforms section for each:– Trench, formation of new crust, tsunamis, earthquakes, rift valley,

subduction zone, mid-ocean ridge, volcanic eruptions, continental mountains.

Lab Journal Directions